Larrasoana Accommodation

[Gerard Carpenter]

Hi all a snow blizzard in ireland is allowing me time to plan more of our first camino begining on may 8th, I am travelling with my wife from SJPP to Logrono. I am looking for reccommended accommodation update for Larrasoana. Thanks Gerard

 

[Glenshiro]

Last year I stayed in Casa Elita and recommend it. It's a house tucked away in a side street and run by a very nice couple - he is Spanish, she is (I think) Hungarian but speaks fluent English. There are 3 very comfortable individual rooms, a shared bathroom, and a lovely atmosphere. There isn't much to do in Larrasoaña, so I also recommend the communal meal - I met some very interesting people.

 

[naplesdon]

About 8km beyond Larrasoana is a very nice muni in Zabaldika. I am not sure they are open in early may.

 

[Gerard Carpenter]

Thanks for the replies I will have a look at both, regards Gerard

 

[KinkyOne]

Take a look here: https://www.gronze.com/navarra/larrasoana

 

[trecile]

I liked Albergue San Nicolás. They had a nice communal dinner too.

 

[Former member 49149]

About 8km beyond Larrasoana is a very nice muni in Zabaldika. I am not sure they are open in early may.

It is parochial and opens 15th April. Cannot reserve.

 

[MichaelC]

I also liked Albergue San Nicolás, and staying in Larrasoaña in general. But: the 27 km from Roncesvalles to Larrasoaña felt surprisingly long. I was in one of those "will this afternoon ever end?" moods when I finally arrived. I was very glad to be one step ahead of the crowds who stopped at Zubiri, so I'd still recommend it ... just be prepared!

 

[naplesdon]

Exactly stop in Zubiri after Roncevalles at Palo de Avellano and walk to Zalbaldika. Then your walk to Pamplona is like a walk in a garden depending which route you chose. Take the one along the river, it is a little longer but more pleasant.

 

[Sailor]

Recommend Hostel Bide Ederra in Larrosoana, nice clean private rooms, breakfast included [Jesus the manager will prepare breakfast, and will treat you with respect].
You can check it out at this link: http://hostelbideederra.com/
Last September-October I made reservations via email, Jesus will send a quick reply. Good luck with your planning and execution, y que la luz de Dios alumbre su camino.

 

[GraemeHall]

I liked Albergue San Nicolás. They had a nice communal dinner too.

I also stayed at Saint Nicolás in August. Highly recommended, with an excellent meal. And a nice walk to Zuriáin for an excellent at a cafe with metal sculpture of a pilgrim.