any recommendations for cheap stay in fisterre?

bartakamoose · Jul 19, 2012

We hoping to find a place for two for several days after our wAlk. Apartment would be nice. Poor since at thd end of trip. Pura vida. Oh we are walking now!

vagabondette · Jul 19, 2012

You could go to little fox house which is donativo basis so even with a generous donation would still likely be less expensive than a hotel/apartment rental. Do a search on the forum for more info.

JohnnieWalker · Jul 19, 2012

Hola

Either ask for the information in the Tourist Office for Galicia at number 32 Rua do Vilar in Santiago (in the same street as the Pilgrims' Office) or at the tourist office in Finisterre:
ficina Municipal de Turismo de Fisterra
Oficina de turismo
Esta información corresponde a una labor de recogida de datos realizada en el mes de Agosto 2011.
Localización
Teléfono: +34 981740781 | Fax: 981740677 | Provincia: A CORUÑA | Comarca: FISTERRA | Municipio: FISTERRA | Parroquia: Fisterra (Santa María) | Lugar: Fisterra | Calle: Rúa Real, 2 | C.P.: 15155 | Dirección web del recurso: http://www.concellofisterra.com | e-mail del recurso: turismofisterra@hotmail.com
Descripción
Esta oficina permanecerá abierta durante todo el año con los siguientes horarios:
Lunes a domingo: de 13:00 a 22:00 h.

ffp13 · Jul 20, 2012

vagabondette said:
You could go to little fox house which is donativo basis so even with a generous donation would still likely be less expensive than a hotel/apartment rental. Do a search on the forum for more info.

I thought the question was for fisterra not muxia? I do agree that the little fox house sounds a loverly place to stay at the end of your camino, i myself had considerd a short stay there last month but was unable to get there due other arrangements.

In Fisterra there is a great ( well priced ) family run Pension/hotel Pension Lopez , great rooms with fantastic harbour views, i stayed ther last year and know of others who also stayed there, their experience was also positive. It is about 50m off the camino on the high side of the road watch out for the gnomes on the stone wall

vagabondette · Jul 20, 2012

ffp13 said:
vagabondette said:

You could go to little fox house which is donativo basis so even with a generous donation would still likely be less expensive than a hotel/apartment rental. Do a search on the forum for more info.

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I thought the question was for fisterra not muxia?

Shoot! You're right! Sorry!

sillydoll · Jul 20, 2012

There are a number of private albergues in Fistera that have dorm rooms and privates,
I can recommend Albergue Le Paz €10 - nice, backpackers kind of place. Stay as long as you like, r
Albergue Finistellae €12
Albergue do Sol €10
Albergue O Encontro €12 (up to €15)

JohnnieWalker · Jul 20, 2012

vagabondette said:
You could go to little fox house which is donativo basis so even with a generous donation would still likely be less expensive than a hotel/apartment rental. Do a search on the forum for more info.

If you stayed in someone's home and enjoyed a pilgrim welcome, good food, and excellent accomodation wouldn't you give the same or MOREthan you would pay for an hotel or apartment rental if you could afford it?

vagabondette · Jul 20, 2012

JohnnieWalker said:
if you could afford it?

According to the OP, they're on a tight budget.

BTW, that's why I said "generous donation" and hotel and apartment which would likely be expensive and not hostel which would be cheap.

JohnnieWalker · Jul 20, 2012

Sorry - I was just making the point that a donativo is not in itself a "cheaper" option and therefore would not necessarily be less that one would pay for an hotel or apartment.

bartakamoose · Jul 25, 2012

Thanks for all help! We are off from santiago tomorrow. Excited about the walk. Will post back what option happened. All sou d like good ideas. Pura vida!

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