Albergue de Peregrinos Sahagun

Albergue de Peregrinos Sahagún

Albergue Overview

Type: Albergue de Peregrinos Sahagun is a public municipal albergue exclusively for pilgrims with a valid credential.
Location: C/ Arco, 87 (the former Iglesia de la Trinidad), 24320 Sahagún, León, Spain (right on the Camino Francés).
Opened: Restored in 1993; operates as an albergue year-round.
Accessibility: Wheelchair-friendly public areas; ground-floor access but includes stairs to the dorm.
Contact:
Phone: (+34) 987 781 015 / 987 781 255
Email: oficinadeturismo@turismosahagun.com
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Albergue Facilities

Rooms: One large dormitory under the nave (~64 bunk beds in compartments of eight).
Prices: €7 per bed (includes disposable sheets).
Total Capacity: 64 pilgrims.
Reservations: Not accepted in peak season; may be allowed in low season.
Pilgrim Credential: Required.
Operating Season: Open year-round (except Christmas); winter guests occasionally redirected to a smaller seasonal albergue.
Hours: Check-in 11:00–22:00/23:00 depending on season; lights‑out around 23:00; check-out by 08:00. Late re-entry possible with a code.

Albergue Amenities

• Communal kitchen (stove, microwave, fridge), dining hall, and lounge.
• Heating and hot water available year-round.
• Laundry room with washer & dryer (fee), clothesline.
• Secure bicycle storage.
• Free Wi‑Fi throughout.
• Individual lockers at each bunk.
• First‑aid kit on site.
• No towels or soap provided.
• No pets allowed.

Pilgrim Insight

Pilgrims value its striking setting and affordability, though some find it basic and busy:

“Un albergue muy limpio y acogedor… cada litera tiene toma de corriente.”
— Multiple Gronze users

Summary: Albergue de Peregrinos Sahagun is a medieval church and is a unique and budget-friendly experience—great facilities, strong social vibe, and central location in Sahagún. Expect communal living, occasional crowds, and mixed reviews on bathrooms. A pilgrimage must‑stay if you can handle 64 beds in one nave! 😊

Check out the other Albergues in Sahagun.

We have also self published a Camino Francés Journal for Pilgrims walking the route so you can record all your day by day memories.  Have fun and journal away…