Chemin d’Arles

[Vagabonder]

I’m planning to walk from Arles in May/June. Could anyone tell me if there is a list of gîtes d’étape on this site?
I use gronze mostly and have a copy of miam miam dodo but would love personnel recommandations. Thanks!

 

[lovingkindness]

Bonjour @Vagabonder

Here are links to associations and websites which provide lists of pilgrim accommodation along the Voie d'Arles:

WEBCOMPOSTELLE: La route d'Arles (Guide des Acceuils Saint-Jacques, (pdf) July, 2023 edition). I am not sure when the 2024 edition will be released.

ACIR: La Voie d'Arles. Hébergements. List includes acceuil pèlerin, gîtes d'étape and commercial possibilities.

Vers Compostelle: Hébergements pour pèlerins. Links for you to follow.

Gronze: Voie d'Arles accommodation possibilities at the end of each stage.

*The online guide for all gîtes d'étape and refuges in France can be found here.

Happy planning!
Lovingkindness

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[lovingkindness]

Hello again
Ps The Confraternity Saint James Uk (English) has information on the Voie d'Arles and a guide book (with updates).

Chemin d'Arles

The southern-most French route through Montpelier, via Toulouse to cross the Pyrenees at the Somport pass, continuing through Jaca and onto join the Camino Francés at Puente La Reina.

www.csj.org.uk

Cheers

 

[jouffroy47]

I’m planning to walk from Arles in May/June. Could anyone tell me if there is a list of gîtes d’étape on this site?
I use gronze mostly and have a copy of miam miam dodo but would love personnel recommandations. Thanks!

I picked up a copy of this booklet [Guide des acceuils Saint-Jacques - Chemin d' Arles] in Arles at St. Trophime. It is available on the Webcompostella website. https://www.webcompostella.com/partir-a-saint-jacques/la-route-d-arles/

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[jouffroy47]

I also found the places from the Les Haltes Pèlerins du Chemin d'Arles à Compostelle to be very good. They have a list on their website [and a copy of their brochure of the list as well]. https://www.leshaltespelerins.org/contact

 

[Paul-CH]

I’m planning to walk from Arles in May/June. Could anyone tell me if there is a list of gîtes d’étape on this site?
I use gronze mostly and have a copy of miam miam dodo but would love personnel recommandations. Thanks!

Hi Vagabonder I have a list of sleeping places I used in April/May sorry 2022 not 2024
Route_Arles_PuenteLaReina

 

[OzAnnie]

Hi Vagabonder I have a list of sleeping places I used in April/May 2024
Route_Arles_PuenteLaReina

That’s a fancy and impressive spreadsheet.

 

[High Endeavours]

Vagabonder, I can recommend that in L'Isle-de-Noé (one stage after Auch) that you consider staying with Edna Moody (in Miam Miam Dodo). She is a lovely person who moved there from the UK many years ago. We have sent other pilgrim friends her in the past and they have always enjoyed themselves. If you think to, please remind us to her, Geoff & Annemarie from Canada, who while walking a Camino for Alzheimers Awareness, stayed with her in 2018. Edna is completely dedicated to the care of pelerin. She is located on the main road through the village on the left side, green door, signage and shutters. It's a lovely route and I'm sure that you will enjoy yourself.