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And Fromista has a great bakery
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It’s not too hard to get a double room with private bathroom (most if the time!) in private albergues and some hotels are available in larger towns. Occasionally you will come across a Parador on your route and they can be a little oasis. But...
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Some "Rurals" on the Camino are equivalent to 4 star hotels check them out.
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You will find for example small hotels like San Telmo in Fromista which doesn't even have a star rating is very comfortable and offer amenities like a large courtyard and laundry facilities along with a number of first class restaurants a block...
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You might try some of the top-end tours, such as those offered by Nat Geo. That's the kind of accommodation they offer, plus full support for a nice walk. Encouragement to go outside the comfort zone - lots of us who are in our 60s and 70s stay...
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I forgot to mention Paradors. I'll let them introduce themselves and others, who have stayed in one or more, can add their opinions. https://paradores.es/en/ They have a club (free membership) that will give you some perks...
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I'm not sure how hotels are rated worldwide but Spain rates by amenities supplied. It isn't by perceived quality. You may find you like a 3 star hotel just fine. The webpage below covers what you can can expect for each rating...
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https://spanishluxurytrain.com/es/en/el-expreso-de-la-robla/the-train
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yep. just use booking and you're set. sometimes they aren't exactly 4 or 5 star hotels, but, for example, places that are awesome and offer the creature comforts you would expect for the price. Estella, Castrojeriz, Frómista, Carrión de los...
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