accommodation St Jean

[JRan]

I would like to book accommodation in an albergue in St Jean the night before I start walking. I hope to buy my Camino passport when I arrive at about 19:00. I am having difficulty finding a albergue website where I can book ahead. Any suggestions please. JR

 

[mspath]

I would like to book accommodation in an albergue in St Jean the night before I start walking. I hope to buy my Camino passport when I arrive at about 19:00. I am having difficulty finding a albergue website where I can book ahead. Any suggestions please. JR

When you arrive in SJPdP go to the Pilgrim Office at 39 rue de La Citadelle which is on the camino. Purchase your Credencial and ask about albergue accommodation. The office keeps an up to the minute list of all places available and will help you find a spot when you are on site.

However this Gronze.com list in Spanish provides several options in SJPdP. Tap each citation for email addesses if available for booking reservations.

Buen camino!

 

[Deleted member 3000]

All the pilgrim gites:
http://www.saintjeanpieddeport-pays...LL/1/gites-de-groupe-et-pelerins#.V3eN8zW86W4

Other types of accommodations are also on the site.

 

[SYates]

Did you have had a look here https://www.caminodesantiago.me/com...lbergues-on-the-camino-frances-in-one-pdf.10/ ?

Buen Camino, SY

 

[AcrossTheWater3008]

Hi you could google accomodation in STPDP - that's how I booked Gite Ultreia. They will respond in English and its not expensive - under 20 euros, if I am not mistaken.... have good reviews.

 

[Claudiomene]

http://santiago.forwalk.org/it/trail/31-days-to-santiago/

 

[Alasdair Kay]

I was able to book at the Aubergue du Pelerin just down from the Pilgrims office but it was my worse experience of the whole camino. The accommodation is ok but I'd eat somewhere else and the hospitalero was sadly pretty unfriendly. But fear not it gets much better in Spain

 

[ELHS220]

I was able to book at the Aubergue du Pelerin just down from the Pilgrims office but it was my worse experience of the whole camino. The accommodation is ok but I'd eat somewhere else and the hospitalero was sadly pretty unfriendly. But fear not it gets much better in Spain

I stayed there for two nights in May of last year and I found "la madame" to be very pleasant.

 

[dcorrea951]

My suggestion is L'Esprit de Chemin. Almost across the street from the registration office, and excellent food and accommodations. It is run by a Dutch couple. http://www.espritduchemin.org/en

 

[domigee]

My suggestion is L'Esprit de Chemin. Almost across the street from the registration office, and excellent food and accommodations. It is run by a Dutch couple. http://www.espritduchemin.org/en

I think the Dutch couple have moved and opened a new gîte in France.
http://www.espritduchemin.org/en/our-former-hostel-saint-jean

The auberge in St Jean is now Beilari http://www.beilari.info