LIVE from the Camino Where to stay in Cee?

[trecile]

I'm planning to take 4 days to walk to Finisterre, stopping in Cee on the third day. Does anyone have a favorite albergue or pensión?

 

[André Walker]

Albergue Moreira is a nice one. A nice albergue in itself, and very close to the ocean. A very good restaurant nearby. Everything a humble human being can wish for...

Albergue Moreira · Rúa Rosalia de Castro, 75, 15270 Cee, A Coruña, Spanje

★★★★★ · Herberg

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[André Walker]

 

[Patrick Holmes]

A little bit further on in Corcubion there's Albergue peregrinos-san-roque which is run by local friends of
camino. Stayed there in 2015, genuine authentic pilgrim experience!!

 

[Thomas V]

We loved Corcubion just 2k past Cee. If you looking for a hotel, Hotel Hortensia was on the ocean with a beautiful restaurant overlooking the bay.

 

[mspath]

Walking west across the rolling hills above Cee you first glimpse the distant sea. Near-by is the simple, welcoming albergue at San Roque/Corcubion. >>

Albergue de peregrinos San Roque | Albergue de Peregrinos en Corcubión | Gronze.com

Información del albergue de peregrinos Albergue de peregrinos San Roque, en Corcubión: Precio, plazas, características, etc...

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In the dark from their dorm window when you see the lighthouse beacon at Finisterre shining on the silver sea it is magical.
It is a great stop before the nrxt day's walk along the beach into Finisterre and kilometer 0. GO!!

 

[rappahannock_rev]

I upscaled it a bit for the night at the Hotel Larry, downtown Cee. Very nice.

Kinda liked Cee, cause it didn't have a Camino vibe, had a sense of it's own self worth....

 

[SabsP]

I liked Pension Beiramar.

Pensión Beiramar: alojamiento y turismo en Cee-Costa da Morte-Galicia-España

Pensión ubicada en la villa de Cee, Costa de la Muerte, cerca del Cabo de Finisterre y la cascada del Ézaro. Alojamiento y habitaciones para vacaciones familiares, grupos…

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And as @rappahannock_rev I also liked Cee, just because there was not a real Camino vibe. Just a very decent working town with people going on with their daily life. And a very good Carrefour supermarket .

 

[FLEUR]

Corcubion is my suggestion. We stayed in the tiny Albergue which slept 14 in bunks. We had a sea view.

 

[PhxRiles]

I stayed in Albergue Moreira about a month ago. Nice, near the beach, a short walk from the downtown area. Needed a good place to stay after getting caught in a rainstorm between Hospital and Cee that was like being in a washing machine...sideways rain, 35-40 mph wind, 53 degrees.

 

[trecile]

I ended up in Albergue Moreira in a private room. It was a nice location, and I had such a nice short walk into Finisterre from there.

 

[André Walker]

I ended up in Albergue Moreira in a private room. It was a nice location, and I had such a nice short walk into Finisterre from there.

Hi Trecile,

I'm glad you liked the albergue (it's always difficult to recommend an albergue: other people might have a completely different experience).

Just because I'm curious: which Camino did you walk this year?

 

[trecile]

Hi Trecile,

I'm glad you liked the albergue (it's always difficult to recommend an albergue: other people might have a completely different experience).

Just because I'm curious: which Camino did you walk this year?

I did a combination - the Francés from SJPDP to León, then the Salvador to Oviedo connecting to the Norte, then finishing up by walking Santiago to Finisterre.
Also, after I first arrived in Santiago I also bused back to Gonzar on the Frances to meet up with a friend from home to walk the last few days on the Francés with him.

 

[André Walker]

Thank you. How wonderful that you're able to take time off to walk your camino's. Seems you are getting addicted to it.

I hope each and every Camino you walk brings you something worthwile and significant. For your life.