We lived everything about this property, starting with the lovely and friendly greets we received from Alfonso upon arrival. We stayed in the bunks, which were clean and private with curtains, outlets and lights. Breakfast was offered and ready early and he even did our laundry. The stairs are cement, so nice and quiet.

There is nothing not to like, so these are a couple of cheeky comments: the hair dryer was broken. Us ladies were really looking forward to it. One suggestion would be to have lockers and storage spaces made out of wood instead of metal so that they don’t make so much noise. Again, I am splitting hairs here because this place was fabulous and I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

The design of the hostel beds were great: full blackout curtain, lockable small storage and electrical within the bed cubicle and a full lockable cabinet for our backpacks. The honour system for drinks and snacks was also appreciated. The showers were exceptional with pressure and heat.

Our hostel beds were close to the door (room of 12) and every time someone came in or out the hallway light came on. The hostel was also noisier than others but perhaps we were unlucky re: the other guests. The common areas were not as well designed as the rooms - bit congested and awkward.

Adri....☆☆☆☆☆ It's really, really amazing albergue. When she check in each guest, she explain all the accommodation's facilities... and then she organize the laundry perfectly and deliver it to me accurately~ The bathroom, shower room, bed, and security of the accommodation~ everything is managed by a hotel level with Adri. Adri, she is making the Agora Hostel the "Hermes" of albergues. I am sure the Agora Hostel is the "Hermes" albergue. I will book my stay here early next year and buy two more eco bags sold only at Agora^^

Adri, I pray that she makes a lot of money.(=돈쭐나야합니다)

My favorite hostel on the Camino de Santiago. I loved everything from the welcoming check in to the relaxing lounge with coffee and some cake. The dorm room beds were so comfortable and the privacy curtain helped me get a great sleep. I loved all the space in the dorm room and felt I could move around easily. The bathroom and shower were excellent.

My only suggestion would be to have guest access to the fridge or part of the kitchen all the time, or early in the morning before the scheduled breakfast for those who want to get on the Camino very early.

Cosy cabins with sliding curtains, equipped with lighting and an electrical socket. Clean.

Instead of a ladder - slippery steps to the upper bed. You can hold on to the steel upright tube with one hand, but the left hand has no support. A piece of wooden slat on the edge of the bed, to the left of the steps, would have sufficed. While descending, I slipped and injured the central part of my foot. Fortunately it was not the heel, or the camino would have been over for me. One day someone less imbued with the spirit of the Camino will fall down those steps, tumble and sue you for a million dollars in damages. Otherwise - perfect.

It is a lovely, clean and newly updated facility right in the heart of downtown Estella. it’s nice that they give you keys for various lockers to store your items for safe keeping. plenty of storage and bathroom space is available and you have autonomy over when you can access your items. The bunk beds are like “cubbies” in the side of the wall, with a curtain that you can draw. some people might feel claustrophobic about that, but I thought it was fine. I’m 6’ and I could sit up inside with room to spare. Their optional laundry service is good and affordable compared to other places. The folks at the front desk were very kind and accommodating.

my only minor complaint is that the optional breakfast might not be hardy enough if you are walking the Camino and need to really eat in the morning. However, there are a few fantastic cafes to get breakfast around the cornder if you need something heavier.

Liked everything about Agora. Walking the Camino and decided to take a rest day so stayed here. Really nice hostel. Clean, bright, well designed. We shared a room with double plus 2 bunks with its own bathroom and separate loo. There were lockers, plenty of hooks, plug sockets, pouches to put stuff by bed. Had thought of everything. Staff were friendly and helpful. V close to Camino and central squares. Highly recommend. (Liked tags on lockers made from reused bottle tops 😊)

The Amazing host Adriene!!! Very welcoming, cheerful, helpful and friendly!!! 🥰 Amazing place! I felt that I'm staying in a private room in a hotel! Everything was just perfect! Spacious room. Each bed has curtain, socket, small locker for your vsluebles, lights. And the bed itself is very comfy! Also in the room a big locker for your backpack. Enough benches and hooks for your stuff. Lovely smell in the room. Nice view from the big windows. A good kitchen! Nice dining area with pretty tables and chairs! Clean and spacious shower! Love love love it! Thank you so much!!!

I didn't like that I've stayed there one night only

I love love love Agora Hostel. I stayed here 5 years on my Camino de Santiago, loved it then, and I love ❤️ it more than ever. Adriana was a BRILLIANT hostess, she welcomed us when we arrived, explained everything we needed to know, and was there in the morning to provide breakfast and bid us farewell. Thank you Adriana, we had a WONDERFUL stay at Agora Hostel.

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We had a private room with its own bathroom. The room was spacious and the bed was very comfortable. Shower was great. All facilities were upgraded, clean and modern. The breakfast was very good - bread, cereal, yogurt, juice, coffee and an apple - great value for 7€. Air conditioned throughout and had an elevator. Hosts were wonderful!

This was our first hostel experience. We were nervous at first about leaving shoes and trekking poles in the lobby but had no problems at all. It was a great, will repeat!