accommodation in st jean de pied

Lane McNeill

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• Oct 14, 2014

• #1

Hey everyone
So Im arriving in st jean on the 29th Oct 2014 and I'm wondering if anyone new where the cheap accommodation was and how to book it ?
Thanks
Lane

 

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• Oct 14, 2014

• #2

http://www.beilari.info/en

 

Felipe

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• Oct 14, 2014

• #3

I liked very much the "special offer" of Beliari albergue.

"The Camino is a great opportunity to leave "normal" behind you for a while. But what if that life haunts you digitally? Therefore we offer as a special service: no WiFi

"

 

Lane McNeill

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• Oct 14, 2014

• #4

It looks really nice but is completely full
Is there anywhere else to stay ?

 

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• Oct 14, 2014

• #5

Lane McNeill said:

Is there anywhere else to stay ?

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The Pilgrim Office has an albergue, but it does not take reservations. It is the only other low cost accommodation.

Saint Jean Pied de Port (1)
Alb mun de St Jean Pied de Port Rue de la Citadelle, 55 32 plazas 8 euros (d) | Cocina de uso libre
Albergue L’Esprit du Chemin Rue de la Citadelle, 40 18 plazas 8 euros | Cena comunitaria
Albergue Ultreia Rue de la Citadelle, 8 15 plazas 15-22 euros | Cocina de uso libre
Albergue Azkorria Rue de la Citadelle, 50 8 plazas 18 euros | Cena comunitaria
Albergue l'Auberge du Pèlerin Rue de la Citadelle, 25 43 plazas 16 euros | Cena comunitaria

 

Rachael

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• Oct 14, 2014

• #6

L'Auberge du Pelerin is my personal favorite. Danielle is a simply marvelous cook, and runs a clean, tight ship. I look forward to seeing her again next year.

 

Dave2525

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• Oct 15, 2014

• #7

Rachael said:

L'Auberge du Pelerin is my personal favorite. Danielle is a simply marvelous cook, and runs a clean, tight ship. I look forward to seeing her again next year.

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I have no basis for comparison but I stayed here in August and would have to agree about Danielle and the auberge.

 

Rachael

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• Oct 15, 2014

• #8

Her stories of the Shikoku pilgrimage remain one of my favorite tales of the Camino.

 

clearskiescamino

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• Oct 15, 2014

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I stayed in Gite Ultreia in September and have only praise for it.
It gets the thumbs up from me.

 

vgen5122

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• Oct 15, 2014

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clearskies said:

I stayed in Gite Ultreia in September and have only praise for it.
It gets the thumbs up from me.

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Stayed there last August. It was clean, the owners are friendly and centrally located. A good place to stay.

 

Bajaracer

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• Oct 15, 2014

• #11

If you can get there early, the municipal albergue is the cheapest at €8 with breakfast, they just don't take reservations.

 

Lane McNeill

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• Oct 27, 2014

• #12

Thanks everyone for the advice
I arriving in st jeans around 7:30 pm I'm not to sure how to make a reservation can I arrive there at 7:30 pm and something will still be open for me to stay the night ?

 

homa_bird

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• Oct 27, 2014

• #13

I really loved the La Napoleon Auberge just outside of town, within easy walking distance (on the Camino, actually!) Probably impossible to book, though. The owner is a wonderful Basque man, and he has an English wife. You can find out about the place only through the pilgrim office. Ask for the Auberge La Napoleon.

He (I think his name is Peli?) waits at the pilgrim office to pick up pilgrims who have just arrived on the train and haven't booked a spot, or he will come get you if they call him and he has room. He transports pilgrims in a farm truck ...there are wooden benches to sit on. The auberge is a small lovely farm with a green talking parrot in the main house, it sleeps around 12, and there's a great breakfast around a big table overlooking the road where the pilgrims are just starting off!

It was 15E with breakfast when I was there in 2013.

 

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• Oct 27, 2014

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Lane McNeill said:

I arriving in st jeans around 7:30 pm I'm not to sure how to make a reservation can I arrive there at 7:30 pm and something will still be open for me to stay the night ?

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Go to the Pilgrim Office, and they will take care of you. For your date, there will be no problem. The Office operates the gite/albergue, which will have plenty of space at the lowest price in town.

Buen camino.

 

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Siom

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• Oct 27, 2014

• #15

Lane McNeill said:

Thanks everyone for the advice
I arriving in st jeans around 7:30 pm I'm not to sure how to make a reservation can I arrive there at 7:30 pm and something will still be open for me to stay the night ?

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Hi Lane, can share your travel itinerary from Perth to SJPdP? Thanks