Monasterio de Zenarruza

[Seadog55]

I plan on doing the Camino de Norte this spring (Start in late April 2022) and one of my planned stopped is at the Monasterio De Zenarruza - does any know if you can spend two nights there? The reason I am asking is that I plan/hope to arrive on a Saturday and plan to take every Sunday off while doing the trail. Thanks for your help.

Chris

 

[Dave]

Hi Chris,

I don't think they'd let you stay in the albergue for two nights. The monastery does offer private rooms as well, though, so you might be able to stay in the albergue the first night and then book a private room for the next night.

Alternately, it's 10km to Olabe, with the well-liked Albergue Andiketxe, so perhaps you'd be ok with a shorter day?

Dave

 

[Peregrina 2013]

You can stay there only for one night. And though you cannot stay longer, I would recommend you don't miss this experience. It's an incredible feeling to know you are in an awesome 1000 year old standing monastery!!

 

[AnnieGH]

Do you know if you can book reserve a room at the monastery in advance? I've been all over their website, but I can't seem to find a way to book a room. Maybe you just can't book in advance.

 

[WalkingLester]

Do you know if you can book reserve a room at the monastery in advance? I've been all over their website, but I can't seem to find a way to book a room. Maybe you just can't book in advance.

Communicate with them through email to make a reservation for a room in the hospederia

 

[Camino123456]

I was hurt on the Camino, and they were incredibly helpful, both with bandages and with time for respite. If you e-mail them ahead of time, they will work with you, I'm sure. Just as a heads up - only a few speak English, so whatsapp/email works better for contact. They also have private rooms for Pilgrims (you share in their communal meal with other pilgrims, but you get a private room with a private bathroom) for 30 euros per pilgrim.

 

[Camino123456]

You can stay there only for one night. And though you cannot stay longer, I would recommend you don't miss this experience. It's an incredible feeling to know you are in an awesome 1000 year old standing monastery!!

Hi! I'm not sure if this has changed in the past year (I don't think so), but you can talk with the brothers and make all sorts of different arrangements. They have private rooms for less than I paid for a meal and a bunk bed with a shared bath in Markina, and if you ask, they are often willing to adjust things for someone. They did for me when I was hurt and stopped there.