Hotel in Santiago

[s3sfamily]

Any good tips of an inexpensive hotel to stay in my last night in Santiago?
Thank you in advance…
Stella

 

[Deleted member 3000]

http://www.sanmartinpinario.eu/

Drop-in pilgrims get the best rate.

 

[ebrandt]

Drop-in pilgrims

This phrase really made me smile! NOt sure there's such a thing!

 

[Deleted member 3000]

This phrase really made me smile! NOt sure there's such a thing!

If you use the website for reservations, you get a nicer room at a higher price. It may be possible to phone ahead for pilgrim reservations; I have not done so. I just drop in...

 

[isabelle304]

Have a look at this recent thread https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/nice-hotel-in-santiago.29160/. Some good suggestions there.

 

[peregrina2000]

If you use the website for reservations, you get a nicer room at a higher price. It may be possible to phone ahead for pilgrim reservations; I have not done so. I just drop in...

Hi, falcon,
You can make a reservation for the albergue floor only by phone or email. They will take your credit card number for a guarantee.

If you've been able to get a room just by dropping in, you have been really lucky, because on my recent caminos, I've always found that the place was full by noon and was glad to have called ahead. Buen camino, Laurie

 

[Deleted member 3000]

If you've been able to get a room just by dropping in, you have been really lucky

Travel off season!!! It is good to know I can reserve as a pilgrim should I go when it is busy.

 

[peregrina2000]

Travel off season!!! It is good to know I can reserve as a pilgrim should I go when it is busy.

Falcon, I'm afraid walking caminos off season is a luxury reserved to the retired. And perhaps to those with very generous absence policies at their place of work. Not me, unfortunately, not yet anyway!

 

[edandjoan]

There are lots of great places to stay. But keep in mind the closer you are to the cathedral and the surrounding busy streets, the noisier it is at night. Booking.com will help you immensely.

 

[jefferyonthecamino]

Booking.com if it's a proper hotel you're after. I like the miradoiro de belvis, but not sure if 'inexpensive'

 

[mspath]

There are lots of great places to stay. But keep in mind the closer you are to the cathedral and the surrounding busy streets, the noisier it is at night. Booking.com will help you immensely.

To each his own, but for me one of the many joys of staying in Santiago is being close enough to the cathedral to hear the great bells toll the hours as they have throughout time.

MM

 

[edandjoan]

Two nights ago we stayed at the PR Barbantes/Libredon...right around the corner from the Cathedral. Very nice, convenient location and you could hear the bells quite well. But the party goes on all night long.

 

[Dennis D]

I stayed at Hostal La Salle in Santiago. Single was 35 Euros and just far enough away from the cathedral to be very quiet. Buen Camino !

http://www.hostallasalle.com/ing/hostal.html