Albergue Palacio Grajal de Campos

[J2j]

I expected to finish my Camino de Madrid today but ~5km from Sahagún I spied a castle and made a side trip to Grajal de Campos and discovered that the town has a lovely albergue in a 16th Century palace. Sahagún can wait a day. This was my first Camino and a great and enjoyable experience.

 

[Pelerina]

Congratulations @J2j Camino de Madrid is a wonderful path, and not walked by many, especially as a first camino. Well done.

We hope to walk the Madrid away again - when we do, I will remember your recommendation for the albergue in Grajal de Campos. Thank you. Gracias

 

[peregrina2000]

I expected to finish my Camino de Madrid today but ~5km from Sahagún I spied a castle and made a side trip to Grajal de Campos and discovered that the town has a lovely albergue in a 16th Century palace. Sahagún can wait a day. This was my first Camino and a great and enjoyable experience.

I remember that the word was that the albergue part is actually in the former dungeon, but don’t know if that’s true. Tell us more about the albergue! You can find threads here going back at least a decade filled with reports on the many fits and starts of the albergue process. Looks like it is definitively OPEN!

 

[J2j]

I remember that the word was that the albergue part is actually in the former dungeon, but don’t know if that’s true. Tell us more about the albergue! You can find threads here going back at least a decade filled with reports on the many fits and starts of the albergue process. Looks like it is definitively OPEN!

The docent said it was the palace’s food storage. Also the docent, who speaks very good English, is at the albergue until 1900 Wednesday - Sunday and assistance can otherwise be reached via telephone. There are two restaurants and a well supplied grocery store. The tour of the palace, castle and church were alone worth staying over. Another plus is that the beds are large, firm and new.

 

[Stripey Socks]

The docent said it was the palace’s food storage. Also the docent, who speaks very good English, is at the albergue until 1900 Wednesday - Sunday and assistance can otherwise be reached via telephone. There are two restaurants and a well supplied grocery store. The tour of the palace, castle and church were alone worth staying over. Another plus is that the beds are large, firm and new.

I am so excited. I plan to stay/stop there in May. Thanks for all the intel. Mel

 

[Mareng]

Beautiful albergue, stayed there alone i may 2019. Newley renovated. Aproxx 15 bunkbeds in a row in a stonewalled “hallway” on ground floor. No dundgeon.
The day I was there, the restaurant was closed, but I managed to get a sandwich at the bar. Very quiet place saw almost none.

 

[Rebekah Scott]

It's a town chock full of history, now sadly depopulated. Very much worth a stop on your way.

 

[mla1]

I’m there right now! There is a fiesta in the pueblo and the bar is packed. Music. A competition for the best version of garbanzos with pigs ears. People selling stuff. And even more amazing- a bit or rain (definitely not enough).