New albergue in Pamplona

Yallah

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• Aug 1, 2012

• #1

Hi all,

Just stumbled upon the website for a new albergue in Pamplona as of June 2012.

Rather pricey at €18, but very good reviews so far. Might be a good one for those starting in Pamplona who want to book their first night ahead. They have ultra-modern-looking "pod" bunks.

http://www.casaibarrola.com/

 

Yallah

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• Aug 1, 2012

• #2

I guess I shouldn't be surprised that new albergues continue to pop up.

For those who can't stand the municipal in Nájera, this one is likely a good new addition:

http://www.alberguedenajera.com

 

RENSHAW

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• Aug 3, 2012

• #3

Always good to hear of new Albergues - however , I think I can have a room to myself in a budget hostal for as little as €20.

 

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• Aug 3, 2012

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The location looks pretty good; head north from Jesus y Maria albergue until almost the underpass to the river. They offer a service that goes to Roncesvalles for the return walk to the albergue. The price depends on the number who do it each day. New arrivals can stay at the albergue, leave some equipment, take a taxi/van to Roncesvalles, and return a day or two later for their equipment with a good idea what they should have left at home!

 

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• Aug 3, 2012

• #5

The website quotes these prices:
Our hostel has a very affordable rates for any pilgrim can take a short break in the most welcoming of environments.

10 € 24 spaces in bunk rooms of 4, 6 and 8 people

15 € 6 Number of berths in special rooms 2 and 4 people.

40 € 1 twin room, double bed with bathroom.

 

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• Nov 3, 2013

• #6

I stayed in August 2013 great modern facility air conditioned like sleeping in coffin, something to look forward to. Seriously good facility with friendly staff

Yallah said:

Hi all,

Just stumbled upon the website for a new albergue in Pamplona as of June 2012.

Rather pricey at €18, but very good reviews so far. Might be a good one for those starting in Pamplona who want to book their first night ahead. They have ultra-modern-looking "pod" bunks.

http://www.casaibarrola.com/

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scruffy1

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• Nov 3, 2013

• #7

MickMac said:

I stayed in August 2013 great modern facility air conditioned like sleeping in coffin, something to look forward to. Seriously good facility with friendly staff

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Jesus y Maria albergue is something like a barn and nice stalls quite noisy at times, glad to hear the news from Najera-spent the night outside that place was unbearable. Coffins? Jochen is not worried then-hope to see you soon friend.

 

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• Nov 4, 2013

• #8

I was not talking about this Alburgue, it was the new one in Pamplona which was great http://www.casaibarrola.com/

 

Geo

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• Sep 30, 2014

• #9

Yallah said:

Hi all,

Just stumbled upon the website for a new albergue in Pamplona as of June 2012.

Rather pricey at €18, but very good reviews so far. Might be a good one for those starting in Pamplona who want to book their first night ahead. They have ultra-modern-looking "pod" bunks.

http://www.casaibarrola.com/

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Was food included with this price and did you notice if those were plug ins at each bunk with lights and shades to pull down. Lol yes, looks like coffin.
I can't get English translation to work for their site. Thanks.