Albergue de Peregrinos Aitzenea

Manu and his father in law were very helpful. Manu is the kindest person I have met running an alburgue. He genuinely cares for the pilgrims staying in his alburgue.
Bathrooms kept very clean.

This was a very enjoyable stay, there is a piano which made it a top spot for myself. The owners son-in-law is very enjoyable and we had great conversation. They care a lot about the guests that are respectable. Compared to the other stops in town I would have to say it’s a must.

Nice and clean.. :-)

Large common area. Washing machine available. The worst area I have ever seen to hang dry laundry. It's a 8x8 room of about 10 lines criss-crossing eachother and a corrugated plastic roof piece covering any access to the sun. Nothing was dry. Bugs and spiders in the downstairs shower. Spiderwebs in the corners. If you get a first floor room be aware that every footstep upstairs sounds like they are going to fall through the ceiling. Mattresses are glorified kindermats on a bed frame. Closing time is flexible. Hospitalero will let you in as late as 11:30. This was the worst albergue I stayed in during my 32 days up to that point on the Camino.