- Time of past OR future Camino
- Many, various, and continuing.
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A paradox indeed!In my experience, paradoxes won't even give you their WiFi password if you don't have a room there.
Oh, thank you very much.Mark, upper right quadrant of the screen you reach via the link has "ESPANOL" with a downward pointing arrow next to it, Click on the arrow and it offers a menu of languages.
15% off a Parador room, or if you are a jubilado (over 60) sometimes as much as 50% off. Albergues still come in a lot cheaper but you don't often get cotton sheets
Last year we had called for a reservation in Santo Domingo (for our anniversary). My husband was told there were no rooms available at which point he said "Please talk to my wife, I wear hearing aids and I can't understand you." I took the phone and the operator said "Did I understand that you were pilgrims? Of course we have rooms for Pilgrims and we have special pilgrim rates!" We had a lovely noon menu and overnight there the next day.
The Beloved and I walked into reception in the Parador in Santillana del Mar. Muddy boots, sweaty pilgrim outfits, packs still on our backs. "we have two rooms available for Pilgrims" we were told. The first, for €40, was the usual square, comfortable, well equipped, bog-standard Parador room: the other had bedroom, lounge, wet-room complete with Jacuzzi and a balcony with a view across the charming village. This room would, unfortunately, cost €45. We made what was probably the fastest decision we have made in 40 years of prevarication.
Cold Cava in a hot Jacuzzi turned a wet week on the Norte into a treasured memory. We just know we can never go back - like it says in the song.
Yes, is there a "Senior Pilgrim Rate"What about the "Senior Pilgrim Rate" @Patch? BC SY
Good to know. I've stayed at the pilgrim rate before. WHat's the price difference for seniors instead?I used them for a couple of nights this year but......the senior rate was better then the pilgrim rate
This isn't a new thing - they offer this all the time but you need to book a loooong way in advance to get it I managed to get it at the parador in Santiago - (still not cheap but a lot cheaper than the normal rate) but I booked about 6 months in advance. The pilgrims meals are always availableAll through this year the Paradors were trying to lure pilgrims into their lairs! Why were we not informed sooner?
http://www.parador.es/es/ofertas/no...m_campaign=1709_12_planes_gastro_otono_amigos
Can anyone give me some clarity here? I read the article about Leon's Parador closing for 2.5 years BUT I made reservations for late October there (about 1 month ago). I even emailed them recently to verify and they replied in the affirmative. Could it be they are closing small parts of the hotel only at a time??
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