Albergues Portugal

[Romalban]

Does anyone know if the Albergues in Portugal have private rooms or are they just dorms.

 

[trecile]

Does anyone know if the Albergures in Portugal have private rooms or are they just dorms.

Some private albergues have private rooms in addition to dorms.

 

[SabsP]

Gronze is always a good and up to date source of what albergues have to offer.

Camino Portugués Central | Gronze.com

www.gronze.com

For instance in Tui ,the albergue Ideas Peregrinas has a dorm and private rooms.

Rubiães - Tui | Camino Portugués Central | Gronze.com

Etapa más urbana que las dos precedentes, con desniveles moderados y servicios cada pocos kilómetros. Tanto Valença do Minho (con su Fortaleza) como Tui son finales de etapa clásicos, de alto interés cultural y con buenos albergues y alojamientos. Entre ambas ciudades cruzamos la frontera...

www.gronze.com

 

[trecile]

In addition to albergues there are inexpensive pensiones, hostales, etc.

 

[Patrick Hickmott]

In addition to albergues there are inexpensive pensiones, hostales, etc.

When you say 'inexpensive' how much are you talking about?

 

[Via2010]

In Portugal most albergues (i. e. those listed by ViaLusitana) do not have private rooms. On the other hand, most albergues do not have those big dorms you encounter on CF. So it is worth to give them a try.

Pensiones/residenciales are not very expensive either. The average price for a double room is 30 to 40 €, i. e. 15 to 20 € per person/night.

 

[Patrick Hickmott]

In Portugal most albergues (i. e. those listed by ViaLusitana) do not have private rooms. On the other hand, most albergues do not have those big dorms you encounter on CF. So it is worth to give them a try.

Pensiones/residenciales are not very expensive either. The average price for a double room is 30 to 40 €, i. e. 15 to 20 € per person/night.

Thanks for this...we did albergues on the CF and will probably do moistly the same on the CP...but useful to know what the alternatives will cost...

 

[cj2003]

Thanks for this...we did albergues on the CF and will probably do moistly the same on the CP...but useful to know what the alternatives will cost...

You can have a look at the massive list of albergues, residencials, hostals, hotels, camping sites and lots more in the resources section. It covers both the coastal, the central, spiritual and the route from Lisbon->Porto

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/resources/all-places-to-sleep-in-one-file-coastal-and-central-route-camino-portuguese.404/

 

[Patrick Hickmott]

That's great information...thanks!