Seeking Camino spreadsheets for accommodations from Le Puy France!

[StephK]

Hello! I am new to this Forum and will be hiking my first Camino from Le Puy on July for a couple weeks. I was told that there were some great spreadsheets with accommodations Written by a Rob and a Steve. I can not for the life of me find these and am struggling to navigate the forum. if anyone could post these spreadsheets for me if you have have them id very much appreciate that.
Another question is we are planning on booking the first 5 days however were going to book as we went after that. can anyone give me some updates on current conditions and if we are needing to book way in advance or will we be ok booking as we go on this section starting in Le Puy? Thank you so much!

Steph

 

[Mobilemejen]

This might work--pasted from the Other Caminos/France/Le Puy

Le Puy / Via Podiensis Accommodations & Services

Accommodations Le Puy / Via Podiensis Accommodations: GR65, GR651, GR6, GR10, etc. Now available: <a href="https://www.cicerone.co.uk/camino-de-santiago-via-podiensis">Via Podiensis guidebook</a> by Dave Whitson,To find listings for other services, click the "Services" tab below,Import...

docs.google.com

 

[Glenshiro]

Rob Forrester posts on a Facebook site dedicated to the Puy route:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/ViaPodiensis/permalink/3360529654162879

He has an excellent guide to accommodation on the route.

 

[Robert Long]

On our last Camino in Sept 2022 we started in LePuy and walked for six glorious days. Just a wonderful time, beautiful country. These are the Gite in which we stayed. They were all great. We spoke no French and got along fine. The first night in Montbonnet no one spoke English. But Google translate took care of things Buen Camino. From Nasbinals we took public transport to SJPP and then walked to Santiago. Great trip.

Arrive in Paris train to LePuy				Accueil Saint George Grand Seminaire
Stay in LePuy
Montbonnet	17.1​			Gite La 1ere etape
Monistrol-d'Allier	14.3​			Le Repos du Pelerin
LaClauze	20.3​			Au Repos d'antan
SaintAlban	25.5​			Les Drailles de la Mageride
Lasbros	22.2​			Gîte Chez Marie en Aubrac
Nasbinals/Montgros	19.6​			La Maison de Rosalie (Montgros)

 

[Caomhin O Fearghaill]

I picked up a copy of Miam-miam- dodo for Podiensis (and the other routes through France) there is an App now as far as I know. Mine was a little out of date at the time but got me through ok and a great help with booking accommodation in advance...

 

[jouffroy47]

Hello! I am new to this Forum and will be hiking my first Camino from Le Puy on July for a couple weeks. I was told that there were some great spreadsheets with accommodations Written by a Rob and a Steve. I can not for the life of me find these and am struggling to navigate the forum. if anyone could post these spreadsheets for me if you have have them id very much appreciate that.
Another question is we are planning on booking the first 5 days however were going to book as we went after that. can anyone give me some updates on current conditions and if we are needing to book way in advance or will we be ok booking as we go on this section starting in Le Puy? Thank you so much!

Steph

Gronze is also good for this route https://www.gronze.com/camino-santiago-le-puy

 

[Wicked]

On the site "Camino - Via Podiensis - GR65 - Chemin du Puy-en-Velay", Rob Forrester has just updated the New Guide for 2023. It includes all the Gites, what is available for eats, costs estimates and so much more. For a small donativo you can download it to your phone. It is priceless!