Albergue A Casa da Fonte

Albergue A Casa da Fonte in Cee

Overview

Type: Albergue A Casa da Fonte is a welcoming, pilgrim-focused albergue offering comfortable accommodation for walkers on the Camino de Finisterre & Muxía. It provides a relaxed and friendly environment designed to help pilgrims rest and recover as they approach the final stages of their Camino journey.
Location: Cee, A Coruña, Galicia, Spain — situated within easy walking distance of the Camino de Santiago route, the town centre, shops, cafés, and the coastal promenade.
Opened: Established as a dedicated pilgrim albergue in recent years, with a focus on comfort and Camino hospitality.
Accessibility: Accessible for pilgrims arriving on foot or via luggage transfer services; some interior areas may require the use of stairs.
Contact:
Phone: 699 24 27 11
Email: guzmanroget@gmail.com
Website: N/A

Facilities

Rooms / Beds: Dormitory-style accommodation with bunk beds, along with limited private room options depending on availability.
Prices: Standard albergue pricing per bed; private rooms priced higher if offered.
Total Capacity: Small to medium-sized albergue catering primarily to Camino pilgrims.
Reservations: Recommended during busy Camino months, especially summer.
Pilgrim Credential: Usually required for dormitory accommodation.
Operating Season: Open most of the year; winter opening may vary.
Hours: Typical pilgrim check-in hours in the afternoon.

Amenities

• Free Wi-Fi.
• Shared bathrooms with hot showers.
• Heating.
• Kitchen facilities for pilgrim use.
• Common areas for relaxing and socialising.
• Laundry facilities or washing machine.
• Luggage storage.
• Quiet atmosphere for rest and recovery.

Walker Insight

Albergue A Casa da Fonte is appreciated by pilgrims for its calm setting and welcoming Camino spirit. It’s a comfortable place to slow down, connect with fellow walkers, and enjoy a peaceful evening after challenging stages along the coast.

Pilgrims often mention the friendly atmosphere and practical facilities, making it a solid choice for those continuing toward Finisterre or Muxía. It offers a good balance between social interaction and quiet rest, which many walkers value at this stage of the Camino.

Good to Know

• Credential typically required for dormitory beds.
• Well located for town services and supplies.
• Ideal for pilgrims seeking a relaxed Camino atmosphere.
• Can fill quickly during peak season.
• Booking ahead is recommended in summer.

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