List of refugios

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jenrush

New Member

• Aug 21, 2007

• #1

Hi, does anyone have/ know where I can get an up to date list of refugios along the camino frances? I'll be travelling in late September/ early October. Also can anyone recommend a place to stay in St Jean Pied de Port? Thanks!

 

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jeff001

Active Member

• Aug 21, 2007

• #2

Have a look here:
http://www.pellegrinando.it/Pagine/2_CA ... bergue.htm

It isn't in English but you can easily understand it.

 

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Dawn of a new Day

Active Member

• Aug 22, 2007

• #3

The pilgrims office in st.jean.pied de port offers a list of all albergues when you check in.
dawn

 

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Trudy

Active Member

Time of past OR future Camino

(2006) Roncesvalles to Leon (2007) Leon to Compostela

• Aug 22, 2007

• #4

This site http://www.caminodesantiago.me.uk/albergues.html lists all the albergues, including private ones.

 

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MermaidLilli

Active Member

• Aug 25, 2007

• #5

I would add to your list this sweet refugio in Lorca, called JoseRamon albergue de Lorca. Small and friendly guy...we are eating all together with a few of us cooking. 7€, a bocadillo with a beer o vino 3€. Washer, free Internet, small rooms accomodating either 1 bed, 2 beds or 4 persons in bunks. Clean as anything I´ve seen.

 

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Javier Martin

Veteran Member

• Aug 27, 2007

• #6

I visited yesterday this refugio in Lorca. It's true, very friendly and nice.

About the list of refugios, in my opinion is not important to decide where to sleep every night before beginning to walk in the morning. Most refugios are opened in this months and you always can ask to all hospitaleros for next refugios. They always know everything about it.

Buen Camino,

Javier Martin
Madrid, Spain.

 

Ulysse

Active Member

• Aug 27, 2007

• #7

At that time of year it is a pleasure to walk and once tired or if you enter a nice and pleasing village to you, stop and spend the night there. Albergues are visible, well marked and you decide where you want to stop.

Let your heart guide you and do not be afraid to find accomodation; there are lots of places to stay in September; forget these horror stories in July and August.

Buen Camino Jenrush.

 

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brendan nolan

Active Member

• Aug 28, 2007

• #8

Hi Jenrush,
Hope this message isn't too late, and don't know where you are geographically, but the CSJ guide has all the refugios you would need, if you can get hold of it before you leave.
Buen Camino,
Brendan