Albergue La Judería – Sancho III, Nájera

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   Manuel Fernandez

   19 julio, 2018 a las 17:13

   He estado en el albergue en el mes de mayo de 2018 ,en una habitación con literas para 4 personas. Hemos estado 2 italianos y 2 españoles de entorno a los 60 años.
   Ha sido el albergue en el que peor tratado me he sentido desde Roncesvalles hasta Finisterre. El señor un maleducado ,entraba en la habitación sin llamar previamente diciendo de muy malos modos que hay que ventilar y advirtiendo de que no se dejaran las luces dadas. Los 4 hemos coincidido en que su actitud era intolerable

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   Juan

   20 agosto, 2023 a las 10:34

   Please pay attention to the reviews and understand this is a disrespectful place with an owner who seems inconvencied by running his business and dealing with customers. We saw a few reviews like that but rented a room anyways. Checkin was unpleasant and the owner simply told us all the things we could not do. And multiple times to be out by 8am. Then we did make a mistake. The doors to the rooms do not unlock, so if the door closes, it is locked no matter what. If the windows are open the door shuts itself. We were given one key and when my girlfriend was doing laundry and I went to the bathroom, leaving the door open, I came back to find myself locked out of a closed room. Reception is open 12:30 to 10pm but there is no reception. The owner works in a bar 3 blocks away and will check you in, when he is not busy and then walk you across town to the room. Based on our limited interaction with the man so far we were nervous to let him know we had made a basic human error and needed help. My girlfriend walked to the bar and apologized 3 times while asking for help trying to get back in to the room. The owner yelled at her, asked how she could possibly do this and why did she want to interrupt him at work. He then stormed out of the bar and down the street leaving her to follow. He got back to the room, unlocked it in seconds, told her not to be so careless, not to bother him, and once again to be out of the place by 8am. He then came downstairs, saw me. Yelled at me “que pasa?” How could you be so foolish and a lot more in rapid fire Spanish (he checked us in in English so he knew our Spanish wasn’t great) and then when I could only say “lo siento” he yelled at me again and then turned and stormed off down the street, muttering to himself. I know we made the mistake but I can’t imagine we are the only ones in history to lock ourselves out of a self locking and self closing door in a hotel. Yet, we were treated like we had committed a war crime and some great personal offense to the owner for bothering him during opening hours. This experience was a real shame after the warmth, kindness and welcome we have experienced at every other stop so far along the Camino. Additional side note this website lists WiFi and credit cards accepted, but the hotel has no WiFi and he doesn’t take credit cards. The price is also a couple euros higher and the dinner is now €14 each and very simple options. The room itself is nice enough for the price but with no fan it is impossibly hot even just with two people and you will sweat through the night uncovered. The shower is also nice enough, just don’t forget your room key! I really hope fewer people decided to risk their Camino experience with this location.

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