Quartier Leon Jabalquinto - Hostel

There are plenty of places to settle on a couch and rest, and the group rooms are spacious with really comfortable beds. A fantastic place to recover while walking the El Camino. Breakfast is basic, but great for a pilgrim.

There are good spots to relax throughout the building, and the bathrooms and showers are modern, roomy, and clean. The beds are comfortable, there's plenty of storage, and the room has a big fan. It's quiet rather than a party hostel, and very central. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, and you can tell they put a lot of effort into keeping things clean. Easily one of the best hostel stays I've had on this trip. I'd recommend it 100%. Well done!

The shared spaces are lovely and thoughtfully set up, with a kitchen, terrace, and living room full of games and books. The building is beautiful, the beds are comfy, and even the lower bunks have enough height to sit upright. The staff are wonderful, too. My bag was delivered to the wrong hotel, and Victoria at the front desk kindly walked me over there and explained what had happened so I could pick it up. That was a huge help since I don't speak Spanish at all. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit!

The location is great, the hostel isn't loud, and the beds were comfortable. We were given a new room, which had fewer hairs, but it still wasn't clean enough by European standards. A freshly cleaned room should have nothing left on the floor. In our private room, there were hairs everywhere, even on the toilet seat. When I told the staff, they made excuses instead of admitting the room hadn't been cleaned properly. There was a huge amount of dirt beside the clothes rack, enough to make me sure that part hadn't been cleaned for months. Reception should have handled it much more professionally. Also, if you're driving, you can't pull up to drop off your luggage, so you'll have to carry it all in if you've got a lot.