Accommodation for pilgrims in Ourense

Recharge after a day on the trail at our welcoming accommodation in Ourense

If you're walking the Winter Way and looking for a place to rest, A Rectoral de Seadur is the perfect choice. Located close to this beautiful route, our guesthouse offers all the comforts a pilgrim needs to recover and enjoy the natural surroundings of Ourense.

Our private apartments offer the comfort and privacy often missing in traditional hostels. You can stay with one, two, or three fellow pilgrims, as our apartments are designed to accommodate between two and four guests. This allows you to enjoy a peaceful and relaxing stay after a long day’s walk.

We understand the needs of pilgrims and provide a space where you can rest and recharge. Our accommodation, conveniently close to the Camino de Santiago in Ourense, is ideal for those seeking a cosy and well-equipped place to stay.

We can pick you up from the Camino stop at no extra charge (subject to availability).

Are you walking the Camino with your furry friend? You’re welcome to stay here with your pet!

We understand how difficult it can be to find pet-friendly accommodation for pilgrims in Ourense. That’s why we provide two apartments specifically prepared to welcome pilgrims travelling with their furry friends.

Situated conveniently on the Winter Way, our guesthouse offers the perfect retreat after a long day on the Camino de Santiago. Our pet-friendly apartments ensure a calm and secure setting for you and your furry companion to relax and rejuvenate.

By choosing A Rectoral de Seadur, you’re not just getting a cosy and comfortable place to stay, but also a stunning natural environment. Don’t settle for less on your journey—choose our accommodation on the Winter Way in Ourense and enjoy a unique experience with your pet.

pet-friendly accommodation for pilgrims in Ourense

Book your stay at our accommodation for pilgrims in Ourense

Located on the Winter Way, our rural guesthouse offers you the chance to recharge in a peaceful and welcoming environment.

Our pilgrim apartments in Ourense are designed to provide the privacy and comfort you need after a long day’s walking. With space for two to four people, they’re ideal for small groups seeking rest.

Enjoy the natural beauty of the region while relaxing in this safe and peaceful place. Book now and experience a truly unique pilgrimage!

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Discover the stunning Winter Way

The Winter Way serves as the natural gateway to Galicia from the plateau, used since Roman times. This route developed as a winter alternative to avoid the steep climbs over the snowy peaks of O Cebreiro. The Roman tunnel at Montefurado stands as clear evidence of its historic importance.

Throughout history, different groups have followed this route. In the early 19th century, Napoleon’s invading troops also used this path, which eventually led to the construction in 1883 of the first railway line connecting Galicia with the rest of the Iberian Peninsula.

The Winter Way is well known for its route through Las Médulas, Valdeorras, and the Ribeira Sacra—regions renowned for their outstanding wines and breathtaking landscapes. Pilgrims can explore the heritage of Monforte de Lemos, visit the wineries and architecture of Chantada, and climb to the top of O Faro, where views stretch across all four Galician provinces.

This alternative route, with its nine stages, offers a unique and peaceful experience away from the crowds. If you’re looking for pilgrim accommodation in Ourense during your journey, A Rectoral de Seadur provides comfortable, well-located apartments—perfect for resting on this beautiful Winter Way. We look forward to welcoming you and making your stay unforgettable!

Common Questions about the Winter Way

How many kilometres is the Winter Way?

The Winter Way, one of the alternative routes of the Camino de Santiago, stretches approximately 263 kilometres. It starts in Ponferrada and passes through various regions before joining the French Way at Lalín. Its length and diverse landscapes make it a unique and captivating choice.

When is the best season to walk the Winter Way?

The best season is during spring and autumn. These seasons provide pleasant temperatures and ideal weather conditions for walking, avoiding the summer heat and winter cold. Additionally, the lower number of pilgrims compared to other routes allows for a more peaceful experience.

Which towns and cities does the Winter Way pass through?

The Winter Way passes through a variety of charming towns and villages. It begins in Ponferrada and goes through Las Médulas, famed for its spectacular landscapes. It then continues through Valdeorras, Monforte de Lemos, and Chantada, giving pilgrims the chance to explore the Ribeira Sacra and its renowned vineyards. Finally, it joins the French Way at Lalín.

Looking for further information? Contact our accommodation in Ourense

If you're walking the Winter Way and looking for pilgrim accommodation in Ourense, A Rectoral de Seadur is here to help you. Our guesthouse offers comfort and peace in a stunning natural setting.

For more information about our facilities, services, and availability, feel free to contact us. We’ll pick you up from the Camino at no extra cost! (Service subject to availability.)