Luxury or nice accommodation on finisterre way

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Sconingham

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I have walked baiona to santiago. Plan to walk finisterre way

• Oct 28, 2017

• #1

I am eager to walk the Finisterre way but I want to do it in relative luxury. Are there any NICE hotels or guest houses along the route from santiago to cape fisterra and on to Muxia please?

 

mspath

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• Oct 28, 2017

• #2

A very nice restaurant/pension with good food in Olveiroa is As Pias. I love especially the small back dining room with the wonderful fireplace! See more at www.aspias.net

Happy planning and Buen camino!

 

SabsP

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• Oct 28, 2017

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I did not stay here in Finisterre but a friend did and she liked it. I only went as far as the lobby when we met for our taxi back to Santiago.

http://www.hotelmardaardora.com/index.php

Can I recommend Casa Barqueiro in Negreira. They have a posh ( Michelin rated ) restaurant part but the informal café part serves wonderful meals. Excellent food and friendly service!!
Not to miss.
http://delcomercioydelbebercio.blogspot.be/2016/06/casa-barqueiro-negreira.html

 

Tincatinker

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• Oct 28, 2017

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Ah. Relative luxury There is the lovely Casa Raimonte at Lombao. Julian and Rosa will treat you.

The Albergue at Dumbria ain't posh but it is a stunning bit of modern architecture that melds into its ancient landscape surprisingly well. Surprisingly well equipped for a Junta Albergue as well, on my last visit. The municipal at Muxia is also a sight to be seen and perhaps even enjoyed. As Eiras in Lires is (nearly) the only game in town but it is warm and welcoming and comfortable.

Given the nature of the beast I would rely more on www.gronze.com than 'booking' for finding comfortable accommodation on that camino.

Happy planning

 

rappahannock_rev

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First one in 1977 by train. Many since then by foot. Next one ASAP.

• Oct 28, 2017

• #5

Olveiroa, As Pias - very nice.
Cee, Hotel Larry - very nice.

 

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crackmrmac

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• Oct 28, 2017

• #6

I agree with mspath. Always include this establishment for coffee, menu etc. Helpful & friendly. Never stayed in their rooms while walking.
Great stop walking to Dumbria.

Buen Camino.

 

elleley

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• Oct 29, 2017

• #7

Pamper yourself in a private room wth a terrace in albergue Bela Muxia, Muxia. Hospitaleros Angel and Celia were very kind and accommodating. When I arrived ailing with very painful tendinitis, Angel put his arm around me and told me I had come to the right place! And I had!!
Another bonus was that I met a good friend-to -be on my next to final day of my pilgrimage at Bela Muxia.
Ultreia!

 

Quinranda

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• Nov 5, 2017

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I love Casa de Balea in Corcubion. i have stayed there the last 2 years on my way to Finisterre/ Muxia.
In Muxia, Bela Muxia Alburgue also has really lovely private rooms

 

AlexanderAZ

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2019 (late Sept): CF: SJPdP-->Leon (honeymoon!)

• Nov 27, 2017

• #9

Have you checked AirBnB? A friend rented a nice house on beach in Fisterra.