LIVE from the Camino Need an alberque tomorrow leaving Asson near Lourdes.

[Kevin Considine]

Need some help. Lost my paper listing. Can anybody recommend an albergue for tomorrow Tuesday; leaving Asson heading towards Oloron where I will stay on Wednesday.

Thanks

 

[Via2010]

Hi Kevin,

I had made a plan for this section last September (though I have not walked it yet). There is accomodation at Arudy:

Arudy

parish accomodation + L'auberge du caviste, gite 15 €, 11 places,+33 5 33 11 15 74 (a bit outside the village)

I hope this helps

BC
Alexandra

 

[Former member 19626]

I have just discovered GRONZE App. You may find it very helpfull

 

[Former member 19626]

I have just discovered GRONZE App. You may find it very helpfull

Sorry, not an App. It’s a website ....gronze.com

 

[JabbaPapa]

Arudy -- one of the best on the whole Camino.

 

[Via2010]

@ wineshoppeguy: Gronze is excellent considering the Caminos in Spain, but Kevin is in France, between Lourdes and Somport. For France this page may be useful: Albergues in France - Au coeur du chemin

 

[Kat Kostrzewska]

I hope that you found your accommodation last night. Anyway tonight you are going to stay in lovely albergue with garden in Oloron. If you like quality cheese there is a cheese/wine shop next to the albergue that sells local products (100-200 meters away). Shop is at the main street as you walk towards the center/cathedral.

I have never eaten so good Ossau-Iraty (sheep cheese from the area) in my life. The selection was so good that I run back to the shop half an hour later. Surly I was not the first one, as the owner just smiled. Wine is not bad either

 

[Vacajoe]

Bronze.com cover some French routes also.

 

[Via2010]

Bronze.com cover some French routes also.

You certainly refer to "Gronze.com". But so far they cover only the "Le-Puy-Route" and the "Arles-Route" (also known as "Via Tolosana").

Gronze for France

If you want to know more about the route from Lourdes to Oloron-Ste. Marie you have to use the French page I mentioned.

 

[Vacajoe]

Gronze.com DOES cover the route from Lourdes to Oloron under the trail name “Piamonte” - I know this for a fact since I walked it using that site a few months ago!