Pension Beiramar

Pensión Beiramar in Cee

Overview

Type: Pensión Beiramar is a traditional, family-run guesthouse offering private accommodation for pilgrims walking the Camino de Finisterre & Muxía. It’s a simple, comfortable option well suited to walkers seeking rest and privacy near the coast.
Location: Avenida da Coruña, Cee, A Coruña, Galicia, Spain — centrally located near the seafront and within easy walking distance of the Camino de Santiago route, beaches, restaurants, shops, and pilgrim services.
Opened: Long-established pension serving pilgrims and travellers for many years.
Accessibility: Easy access for pilgrims arriving on foot; some rooms may require stairs depending on floor level.
Contact:
Phone: 981 74 50 40
Whatsapp: 629 11 41 22
Website: N/A

Facilities

Rooms / Beds: A selection of private single, double, and twin rooms, most with private bathrooms.
Prices: Budget to mid-range pricing depending on season and room type.
Total Capacity: Small to medium-sized pension suitable for individual pilgrims and couples.
Reservations: Recommended during peak Camino months and summer season.
Pilgrim Credential: Not required — open to all travellers and Camino walkers.
Operating Season: Open most of the year; winter availability may vary.
Hours: Check-in typically in the afternoon; check-out in the morning.

Amenities

• Free Wi-Fi.
• Private bathrooms in most rooms.
• Heating.
• Comfortable beds and simple furnishings.
• Daily housekeeping.
• Close to cafés, bakeries, and restaurants.
• Short walk to the beach and promenade.
• Central location ideal for Camino logistics.

Walker Insight

Pensión Beiramar is a reliable choice for pilgrims finishing a stage in Cee and wanting a straightforward, no-fuss place to sleep. Its coastal location gives walkers the chance to enjoy sea air and an evening stroll after a long day on the Camino.

Pilgrims often appreciate the friendly atmosphere, reasonable prices, and proximity to both the Camino route and town amenities. It’s a good option for those who prefer private rooms without the expense of a hotel, especially as the journey toward Finisterre or Muxía continues.

Good to Know

• Well located for food, supplies, and transport.
• Good balance between comfort and value.
• Popular with pilgrims nearing the end of the Camino.
• Rooms are simple but functional.
• Booking ahead is advisable in summer.

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