Hotel Cimavilla

Hotel Cimavilla in Gijón

Overview

Type: Hotel Cimavilla is a small, modern hotel offering comfortable private accommodation for pilgrims walking the Camino del Norte. It’s a great choice for walkers looking for privacy and a relaxed stay in a lively coastal city.
Location: Cimavilla district, Gijón, Asturias, Spain — located in the historic old town area and within easy walking distance of the Camino de Santiago route, San Lorenzo Beach, the harbour, and numerous bars and restaurants.
Opened: Established in recent years as a boutique-style hotel in one of Gijón’s most characterful neighbourhoods.
Accessibility: Easy access for pilgrims arriving on foot; central urban location with nearby transport links.
Contact: reception
Phone: +34 985 34 99 32
Email: N/A
Website: N/A

Facilities

Rooms / Beds: Private rooms including singles, doubles, and twins, all with en-suite bathrooms.
Prices: Mid-range pricing depending on season and room type.
Total Capacity: Small hotel suited to solo pilgrims, couples, and small groups.
Reservations: Recommended, especially during summer and peak Camino season.
Pilgrim Credential: Not required — open to all travellers.
Operating Season: Open year-round.
Hours: Standard hotel check-in and check-out times.

Amenities

• Free Wi-Fi.
• Private bathrooms in all rooms.
• Heating and modern interiors.
• Comfortable beds and sound-insulated rooms.
• Central location in historic district.
• Close to restaurants, cafés, and shops.
• Short walk to the beach and promenade.

Walker Insight

Hotel Cimavilla offers pilgrims a comfortable and well-located stay in **Gijón**, one of the highlights of the Camino del Norte. After coastal walking stages, the chance to stay in the historic Cimavilla district adds a different dimension to the journey, with its lively atmosphere and seaside charm.

Pilgrims often enjoy the proximity to the beach, the variety of dining options nearby, and the comfort of a private room. It’s an ideal stop for those wanting to relax, explore the city, and recharge before continuing along the northern coast.

Good to Know

• Located in a lively area — some noise possible at night.
• Excellent for exploring Gijón’s old town and coastline.
• Good option for a rest day or slower stage.
• Private rooms provide a comfortable break from albergues.
• Booking ahead is recommended in summer.

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