Albergue de Cabanillas

Cabanillas

Description and Notice

Ci sono solo 4 posti letto e l'albergue condivide uno spazio con il centro sociale locale.

Season
01-January - 31-December
Contact Info
Municipal

Iglesia, 20
24640 León
Spagna

Mobile
+34 659 387 040
+34 657 473 749
Practical Info
Numero totale dei letti
4
Prezzo
Donativo
Pilgrim only?
Yes
Data di fondazione
2012
Kitchen
Cucina
Yes, but no cookware
Microonde
Yes
Frigo
Yes
Fornelli
Yes
Laundry
Filo stendibiancheria
Yes
Lavandino
Yes
Services
Parcheggio bici protetto
Yes
City Map

Comments

13. October 2024 - 21:51

All Caminos App User (not verified)

I stayed here alone on the 22 Sept and loved the place. It has only 4 beds but they’re located in a large room with lots of windows (with shutters), a large table and lots of chairs and plenty of blankets.
It’s the only albergue I’ve stayed in where the disposable sheet pack included a top sheet, both bathrooms had paper hand towels and lots of toilet paper, and the kitchen was equipped with microwave, sink and several plates, cups and disposable cutlery. And it’s all offered on a donativo, pay-what-you-are-able-to basis.
Clothes line in direct sunlight outside, right next to the church, and food and drinks/coffee machines stocked with items for anyone who hadn’t carried their own food.
But best of all was the friendly, relaxed and very helpful attitude of the two Hospitaleros who share responsibility for the Albergue. I spoke to Flor a few days before by phone and called her the morning I left León (at her request) and she had found out the closing time of the supermarket in Carbajal for me, as it was a Sunday, so I could stop and buy food on the way. Then, when I arrived, Toño was on duty and came to register me, only to discover that the pilgrim who stayed the night before had taken the keys with him. “It happens” was his philosophical attitude “I’ll just have to get more cut” before explaining everything to me and showing me how to lock the albergue securely from within.
Everything beautifully clean and new-looking and, when I thanked Toño for the hospitality of the village towards pilgrims he just smiled and said “It’s what we’re here for”.