Arrived in Arzua while doing the SJPDP camino sometime in October 2018, Dragging my body like an injured animal - that's how exhausted I was. My Albergue, to make things worse, was situated on the furthest end of the town. The Albergue door was wide open, but no one manning the desk. I promptly dropped my backpack and slumped into the nearest chair. On the desk was a propped up note, can't recall anything on it except, "I LOVE YOU ALL". I sat and waited for an hour then I heard movement from within and seconds later two ladies entered the reception area. One went straight for the street door but the other lagged a little and I asked, ARE YOU THE MANAGER?. She gave a friendly laugh and said, NO, WE'RE PILGRIMS. WE'VE BEEN HERE FOR THREE HOURS ALREADY STILL NO ONE HAS COME, SO WE SHOWERED AND MADE OURSELVES AT HOME!!! GO AHEAD, SHOWER AND MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME. So I did. Hours later(I had fallen asleep on my chosen bunk) a sudden noise woke me - the manager had finally arrived!!! Just wondering if this "empty Albergue" has happened to any other pilgrim.