Xunta albergue · dorm
Albergue de peregrinos de Arzúa
Xunta albergue in a restored Augustinian hospital, central and on the route. 56 beds, €10. Pilgrims only, open all year.
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- No reservations; check-in 13:00 to 22:00
Confirmed October 2026
Camino del Norte · Stage 34 of 36
An easy day to the Camino Francés, where the crowds begin; as Gronze puts it, you lose intimacy and gain company. From here the public albergues fill early, so in summer think about booking private beds. A signed shortcut from Boimorto through Orxal goes straight to Lavacolla, skipping Arzúa and saving 5 miles. Arzúa is known for its cheese.
Basic details only. The Camino del Norte’s stages haven’t been researched in detail yet, so this page has what the trail page held: the places to stay, the day’s distance and climbing, and the planning notes.
Also, not on the map: A Casa do Lajueiro
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The 56-bed Xunta albergue, seventeen private albergues and hostels, eleven pensiones and guesthouses and three hotels. From here you share every bed with the Camino Francés.
Xunta albergue in a restored Augustinian hospital, central and on the route. 56 beds, €10. Pilgrims only, open all year.
Confirmed October 2026
A restored stone house in the old centre. 24 dorm beds and two private rooms. Dorm €17, single €35, double €50. 1 February to 10 December.
Confirmed October 2026
On the route as you come in on the Norte, 220 yards from the centre. Single from €40, double from €57.
Confirmed October 2026
Central; two more hotels in town.
Confirmed October 2026
Confirmed October 2026. Each place to stay shows when its own details were confirmed. Phone numbers, prices and opening seasons change from year to year, so confirm them before you rely on them.