Oncineda Hostel (Estella)

Distance to Santiago: 660 km.

OPEN FROM MARCH TO OCTOBER

Amenities

Among the main features of our Estella – Oncineda hostel are dormitories of different sizes depending on the floors and wings of the hostel: you will find rooms ranging from two beds up to fourteen per room.

Our usual capacity is 121 beds (since rooms with more than seven beds are only used by groups that expressly request them). The breakdown by room size is as follows:

• Twelve to fourteen bunk beds, 8 rooms (on the guest’s express request)
• Six to eight beds (bunks), 5 rooms
• Five beds, 10 rooms
• Four beds (beds + bunk), 8 rooms
• Two beds with private bathroom in the room, 2 rooms

Some rooms include a private bathroom (toilet, sink and shower). The remaining rooms share showers and toilets located near the rooms, on the same floor.

Every bed has its own locker located in the rooms. Some have a lockable option so guests can store their valuables. Valuables can also be kept at reception.

We provide bed linen (sheets, pillowcase and blanket). A towel rental service is available.

Services

The Oncineda hostel has 150 beds in beds and bunks; rooms come in different sizes, from two up to sixteen beds. Whenever possible we will accommodate you as comfortably as we can and adapt to your suggestions and room requests.

Our hostel also has a dining room for 150 guests, a bar-cafeteria with terrace, a large room with a climbing wall, a TV room with permanent internet-connected computers, multi-purpose rooms and a kitchen available to all guests.

Nearby

The Estella-Oncineda hostel is at Calle de Monasterio de Irache no. 11 in Estella – Lizarra, a town halfway between Pamplona and Logroño, in an area where mountain and riverside landscapes meet. A monumental town born to serve the Camino de Santiago.

In the 15th century it was known as “Estella the beautiful” and it still lives up to that saying today: a town of medieval origin that over the years has amassed palaces, manor houses, churches, convents, bridges and beautiful buildings that have earned it the nickname “the Toledo of the north”.

Estella-Lizarra is also nature in its purest form: you can stroll through Los Llanos park, encircled by the river Ega, along the route of the Basque-Navarrese Railway or through the area’s extensive network of footpaths, and then cool off in the Agua Salada, a natural pool with medicinal properties on one of the riverbanks.

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