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1elantra

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• Jan 29, 2023

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Hi all. Any suggestions for accommodation in Portomarin , Palas de Rei, Ribadiso and Pedrouzo arca please?

Thanks. Good Way

 

mspath

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• Jan 29, 2023

• #2

1elantra said:

Hi all. Any suggestions for accommodation in Portomarin , Palas de Rei, Ribadiso and Pedrouzo arca please?

Thanks. Good Way

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1 elantra,
In the four places which you cite I have always stayed in municipal albergues. However such albergues did not take reservations. If you want to reserve or wish more comfort you will find a wide selection in the online
Gronze Camino Frances .

 

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wisepilgrim

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• Jan 29, 2023

• #3

What type of accommodation are you looking for? Along that stretch you can find everything from albergues to Pazos.

 

C clearly

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• Jan 29, 2023

• #4

The various guidebooks, apps and hotel booking sites attempt to gather this sort of information in a convenient format.

 

henrythedog

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• Jan 29, 2023

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1elantra said:

Hi all. Any suggestions for accommodation in Portomarin , Palas de Rei, Ribadiso and Pedrouzo arca please?

Thanks. Good Way

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Try any of the widely available online or app-based guides. The options are vast.

 

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1elantra

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• Jan 29, 2023

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wisepilgrim said:

What type of accommodation are you looking for? Along that stretch you can find everything from albergues to Pazos.

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Albergues in dorms are fine. Just wondering what people may recommend

 

wisepilgrim

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• Jan 29, 2023

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1elantra said:

Albergues in dorms are fine. Just wondering what people may recommend

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It may vary a bit by season, but once you get within 100km of Santiago you will find that very few of the albugues make it onto the “highly recommended” lists. There are places which manage to be a bit more personal than others, but most are simply too busy to be exceptional. So when you are searching in your favorite app or website, a characteristic to look for is size; aim for the smaller ones where possible.

 

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1elantra

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• Jan 29, 2023

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wisepilgrim said:

It may vary a bit by season, but once you get within 100km of Santiago you will find that very few of the albugues make it onto the “highly recommended” lists. There are places which manage to be a bit more personal than others, but most are simply too busy to be exceptional. So when you are searching in your favorite app or website, a characteristic to look for is size; aim for the smaller ones where possible.

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Excellent. Great tip and Ill keep that in mind, thanks

 

J Willhaus

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• Jan 29, 2023

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News | Casabanderas3

Describes our home and Albergue on the Camino de Santiago. Allong the last 100 kilometers of The Way

www.casabanderas.com

Have not stayed here, but run by an American couple in a village where a British citizen has a donation based tea stop.

 

Robo

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• Jan 30, 2023

• #10

1elantra said:

Hi all. Any suggestions for accommodation in Portomarin , Palas de Rei, Ribadiso and Pedrouzo arca please?

Thanks. Good Way

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There are so many on that section, and we all have different likes, dislikes, needs and budgets.
So any suggestions might not suit you.
As suggested, a browse on booking.com or gronze.com is a good place to start.
Make sure to look at the photos, read the reviews, and using the maps, check if they are 'on' the Camino or not.
You'll soon get a sense of what feels right for you..

 

Larry E

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• Jan 30, 2023

• #11

My last few nights were all in hotels/private rooms&bath, and I was happy with all these. All reserved thru Booking.com:

Deniké Grupo Atalaia (2 nights)
1 Oct 2021 – 3 Oct 2021Santiago de Compostela
Completed
US$127

Pensión A Solaina
30 Sept 2021 – 1 Oct 2021O Pedrouzo
Completed
US$60

Pension San Anton
29 Sept 2021 – 30 Sept 2021Melide
Completed
US$38

Casa Perdigueira
28 Sept 2021 – 29 Sept 2021Castromayor
Completed
US$39

Exe Puerta San Pedro (I took the noon train from Sarria to Lugo, and then returned to Sarria/the Frances the next morning).
27 Sept 2021 – 28 Sept 2021Lugo
Completed
US$75

Casa Licerio
26 Sept 2021 – 27 Sept 2021Samos
Completed

 

tpmchugh

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2018

• Jan 30, 2023

• #12

1elantra said:

Hi all. Any suggestions for accommodation in Portomarin , Palas de Rei, Ribadiso and Pedrouzo arca please?

Thanks. Good Way

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I always prefer to stop just short of Portomarin in Mercadoiro, my favourite, or Vilacha. Easier to get a bed and a meal. Pass through Palas de Rei and stop in lovely little albergue in San Xulian. Once again easy to get bed and meal. Boenta before Ribadisio another good bet. O Pedrouzo has no alternatives in my opinion. I cant remember the name of the albergue but go straight down street to the roundabout and turn right. There you will find an albergue and a great little restaurant. Hope this helps