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For reference, I have settled on:
all.adminpath /run/xrootd
which seems to work fine with SELinux, since the directory is shipped with the RPMs (with correct SELinux contexts) and contains the PID files (used by the systemd units). That seems to work out of the box.
Of course, Andy's point still holds — while I'm personally a fan of using /run/xrootd, since it matches FHS, I'm probably not the standard admin out there ;-).

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