Palacio De Sansol

Beautiful building and comfortable. The town is quaint. The staff is wonderful. The food was great (along with an explanation of the dinner). All around great experience.

Beautiful renovated building from 1702 in which the albergue is housed. The owner Christina and her colleague go the extra mile to ensure you as a guest are happy. Provide optional dinner (communal) and breakfast.
Highly recommended!

Very disappointed as FB forums were touting this place. Lovely historic building but I was placed in a dorm (as a single woman) that had 5 men. Showers have no changing area and there is no other space for privacy. Where should I change clothes? Dinner at €17 was awful. First course was a fibrous stalk barely cooked (I had this as a soup somewhere else and it was delish), followed by a bit of salad and Spanish tortilla thst had no cheese. Dessert was a sliver of pretty good apple cake. All in all disappointing.

Also great outdoor area . Bunks not comfy though and bathrooms tiny . Great restaurant in town off site . Well priced too

Loved this place!

The hospitalero was so kind and attentive, finding a fan for our dormitory. It’s a beautiful building with a modern renovation. Worth pushing past Los Arcos to stay here and having a shorter walk to logrono the next day.

Well run place with very helpful staff.

You won’t be disappointed. Accomodation, staff and food all exceptional.

It truly is a palace. The dinner was delicious and the history and renovations are worth a stay.
Definitely recommend

I was there when the Dreadful Food was dished up.
We paid €16 for the worst food I have ever had on multiple caminos.
I wish we had all complained and demanded a refund but like good little pilgrims we meekly accepted something only fit for pigs.

The building itself is very impressive.
The whole group last night were looking forward a really good meal based on other revues.
We were all shocked at how bad the mesl turned out to be.
First course was a green mushy soup made from some sort of vegetable stalks.
Not at all appetising.
The main course consisted of a wedge of tortilla with a thin slice of tomato on top.
Most of us had already had a tortilla snack during the day.
Lastly came the yoghurt.
Exactly tha same yoghurt that accompanied the usual breakfast selection.
To say that we were all disappointed is a massive understatement..

I must say, I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived in this albergue. It is very big, the building is huge and beautiful. The staff all speeks very good english. It gave me more hotel vibes than albergue.
I was dissapointed by the dinner tho, cost me 16€ and ended up being a watery soup for starters, potato-tortilla for main dish and a piece of cantaloup for dessert. Not worth the money. Other than that I was happy with my stay.

Fabulous!! Spotless. Interesting architecture. Warm and friendly. Good food. 10 out of 10. 🙏

Definitely an interesting place. The rooms were very nice and the terrace had absolutely stunning views over the whole area!
Dinner could have been more substantial but the breakfast buffet was very good.

The hospitalero was delightful and helpful. The room was clean and the bed comfortable but they were the shaky metal bunk beds. I liked having a locked cupboard for my things. It was an odd set up with the sinks being a distance away from the toilet but it worked ok. It definitely had the feeling of an old palace - stone stairs, rounded stone archways. I enjoyed the celery soup and tortillas at supper.

Very clean and modern. The accommodations provided cribs for babies, extra beds, excellent ventilation, and the construction of thick stone walls provided a perfect temperature!!! Rooms were quiet. Bed, pillows, sheets and towels were comfortable. Extra blankets were provided. The pilgrims dinner included a touching tribute to pilgrims and the community of the Camino. An absolute MUST stay on my WAY.

Beautiful building and lovely private room, shower not very clean!
We paid €13 each for pilgrims menu which was a bowl of celery soup & bread, 2 slices of tortilla, slice of watermelon and a yogurt plus glass wine and water, when you’ve walked 28 km that’s not really good enough so would not recommend but not sure there anywhere else to eat!
Sansol seems to consist of just few old buildings and nothing else! Would avoid if possible.

One of the coolest places I've stayed in at the camino because it's a restored palace. It seems more like a hotel than an albergue! Very well kept. Lovely living room with couches ro relax on and even a tv with netflix. Nice terasse with beautiful views. Clean rooms with comfortable beds. The owner is a nice old man who only talks Spanish but the volunteers talk English. The only minus was the dinner which I didn't think was good, I would rather have gone to a restaurant

Restored castle. Owner cooked dinner and had a great Camino vibe.

Super clean. Renovated in 2022 so all is yet to be destroyed. The bunk beds themselves are quiet when the person above you tosses and turns. We all know what I’m talking about.

Great laundry facilities. Decent shower — my only complaint, the showers are all together and no changing areas which makes it a bit tight.

Yummy dinner and the owner and staff are all welcoming.

A lovely place to stay. Comfortable beds, spacious rooms and delicious dinner