Albergue Viatoris

Albergue Viatoris in Sahagún

Albergue Viatoris Overview

Type: Albergue Viatoris is a private albergue exclusively for pilgrims with a valid credential.
Location: Travesía El Arco, 25–31, 24320 Sahagún, León, Spain (at the Camino entrance, ≈100 m from the route).
Opened: Founded in 2006; continues under private management.
Accessibility: Fully accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Contact:
Phone: (+34) 987 780 975 / (+34) 679 977 828
Email: aaocho@hotmail.com
Website: ^viatoris.es

Albergue Facilities

Rooms: Dormitory with ~50 bunk beds (6 rooms), plus 19 private rooms with en-suite bathrooms.
Prices: Dorm €8–12 (seasonal); sheet rental €3; private rooms: single €45+, double €60+, triple €70+. Pilgrim menu €12; breakfast €4.
Total Capacity: ~50 dorm beds + 19 private rooms.
Reservations: Accepted and recommended.
Pilgrim Credential: Required.
Operating Season: Open 1 March–31 October.
Hours: Reception 09:00–22:30; closes ~22:00–22:30; no re-entry after closing.

Albergue Amenities

• Bar-restaurant with pilgrim menu and breakfast (€4).
• Fridge, microwave; no full kitchen.
• Communal dining room, lounge, terrace, and public phone.
• Laundry: washer & dryer (€4 each), wash basin, clothesline.
• Secure bicycle storage with small workshop.
• Free Wi‑Fi throughout; power outlets.
• Heating, hot water, and first-aid kit.
• Individual lockers with keys.
• Toiletries and towels provided.
• Pets allowed.

Pilgrim Insight

Pilgrims consistently praise its comfort, hospitality, and peaceful vibe:

“When we walked in they poured us a cup of water right off the bat… small shop… internet PC wasn’t working… shower water was plenty hot.”
— Camino forum user

“Albergue Viatoris is a private and welcoming hostel… perfect for rest… excellent home cooked food.”
— Wise Pilgrim guide summary

Summary: Albergue Viatoris in Sahagun is a top-tier stop in Sahagún—private and dorm options, solid amenities, welcoming hosts, and good value. Reservations recommended during high season. 😊

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…