Name of Albergue in Sansol please? :)

[Mary Garvey]

This is my first time to post on this site!
I recently returned after walking from Puente de la Reine to Logrono on the Camino francaise. Unfortunately I have to fill in a few gaps in my diary!
Can anyone help? I am sure that I stayed in Sansol - if you have stayed there can you remember an Aubergue with a bar, where we registered and where we later had our lovely evening meal? There was also a foot pool romanesque style outside as well as a garden. CAN YOU GIVE ME THE NAME OF THIS Aubergue please?
My brain did not seem to be in gear some days. Why did I not take a picture of this nice place?
Buen camino!
Thank you

 

[SYates]

Eroski to the rescue ;-) http://caminodesantiago.consumer.es/albergue-sansol

Hope that helps and welcome to the forum! Buen Camino, SY

 

[Mary Garvey]

Eroski to the rescue ;-) http://caminodesantiago.consumer.es/albergue-sansol

Hope that helps and welcome to the forum! Buen Camino, SY

Thank you S Yates! I am trying to work out how to change text from Spanish to English.

 

[mspath]

This web page might also be of use; the second paragraph down describes in English the private Sansol albergue.

Happy memories!

 

[SYates]

Thank you S Yates! I am trying to work out how to change text from Spanish to English.

Just copy the url into https://translate.google.com and hit translate ;-) SY

 

[aisbr]

My feet have happy memories of this albergue too - loved the foot pool!

 

[Wnccamino]

Like others have said, I think it was just called Albergue-Sansol. I stayed there after a long day. Almost everyone I was walking with opted for the town right before this one. I chose to push on for 7km more to reach Sansol. I am glad I did. It was one of the best albergues I stayed in(although the beds were incredibly squeaky). I got to here the locals talk to each other in Basque language into the night since it also serves as the only restaurant for the town.

 

[Mary Garvey]

Just copy the url into https://translate.google.com and hit translate ;-) SY

Thank you again S Yates!

Just copy the url into https://translate.google.com and hit translate ;-) SY

Thank you again SYates! Mx

 

[Mary Garvey]

Like others have said, I think it was just called Albergue-Sansol. I stayed there after a long day. Almost everyone I was walking with opted for the town right before this one. I chose to push on for 7km more to reach Sansol. I am glad I did. It was one of the best albergues I stayed in(although the beds were incredibly squeaky). I got to here the locals talk to each other in Basque language into the night since it also serves as the only restaurant for the town.

Thank you WncCamino - yes I did not intend to stay to stay there but just rolled in. I was glad I did.

 

[Mary Garvey]

My feet have happy memories of this albergue too - loved the foot pool!

Thank you aisbr! It was a very pleasant place for a rest and a wonderful meal that evening. Why did I not take a pic?
Thank you all for helping me recall ....

 

[Penny Kingma]

Yes a lovely place to rest