The Pilgrim Stone is a bed and breakfast for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, located in Rabanal del Camino, León, 8 km before reaching the Cruz de Ferro milestone. We intend to honor the spirit of the Camino through simplicity, care, and presence. We offer a cozy space with two double rooms and one single room with a private bathroom, where pilgrims can enjoy comfort, calm, and rest, something often lacking in crowded hostels. We offer healthy vegan breakfasts and dinners. All our meals are prepared without animal products and, whenever possible, using locally sourced ingredients. Don’t miss our selection of herbal teas, wines, and craft beers. In addition to accommodation and meals, our hostel offers additional services designed to make your Camino more comfortable and restorative: - Massages. Kim offers 75-minute foot and lower-leg care sessions for pilgrims staying at The Pilgrim Stone. Using hot stones, natural creams, and essential oils, each session includes a gentle foot soak and unhurried care for tired feet and legs after a day on the Camino. Availability is limited; advance reservation is recommended. - Laundry service, so you can wash and dry your clothes after the stage and continue the Camino in greater comfort. - Taxi coordination, whether due to necessity, the need for rest, or any unforeseen situation that may arise during your pilgrimage. - Backpack transport coordination for those who need to walk with less weight.

-Have a good pilgrim journey! -Ah! Hello! Do you want an orange? Those at the store sold me two for the price of one. -No, thanks. What I would need to get to Santiago with so much rain are glasses with windshield wipers. -And after Santiago? -Well, I will continue to Finisterre. -And after Finisterre? -Well, I'll jump into the ocean and move on. A few years after this meeting between both pilgrims, Maribel and Carles return to the Camino everything that the Camino has given them by running this bed and breakfast at the service of other pilgrims. We are not just hosts, we are also pilgrims and we understand your needs.

Rabanal del Camino is a small and beautiful village where the 23rd stage of the French Way ends. The town retains a medieval charm. Among all its rustic constructions made of stone and tile, the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción stands out. Every afternoon its monks celebrate a blessing to the pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago in several languages. From here begins the stage that culminates in Monte Irago, at whose summit, the highest point of the French Way, is the Cruz de Ferro milestone. It is a tradition that pilgrims place stones on the Cruz de Ferro that symbolize their burdens or worries. That's where the name of our establishment comes from, The Pilgrim Stone.