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A selection of favorite albergues on the Camino Francés

A selection of favorite albergues on the Camino Francés Favorite albergues, 2019 version.

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An excellent compilation.
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bobkorzo
Just what I was looking for ....look forward to testing out many of your recommended favorites. Would also trade a little comfort for a "special" place.
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B
The map enhance visual of the Albergues. It is an excellent guide for my camino this May 2017. Thank you.
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MauraO
This is a wonderful support for when we're meandering the challenges of The Way.
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Tim Greig
There are many pretty awful Albergues so staying in a recommended place really improves your Camino experience. I would add the Albergue Amanecer in Villarmentero de Campos which is a lovely rural Albergue in a small village with geese, donkeys etc in the grounds and a beautiful atmosphere. Communal evening meal with vegetarian option.
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Chito
Having this list was very helpful to me on my 2016 Spring Camino Frances. Thank you.
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Pepita
Perfect
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V
Excellent up-to-date information about albergues plus useful maps all in one place
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Gareth Griffith
I used this resource this year for the majority of my accommodation all the way from SJPdP to Santiago and there were no times that i thought " why am i am in this dive?" A fellow pilgrim that I bumped into in Santiago told me that he and his brother had stayed in several dives.
Several fellow pilgrims started asking me where I was heading too the following night and followed my lead. I was often thanked for recommending a particular place.
It is impossible to stop at all the recommended places and sometimes it means a longer walk or cutting the day short to stay at a highly thought of Albergue.
However, I must get in touch with the Black Dog because there are three more Albergues that should be in there! Two are new and another a hidden gem!
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S
Many thanks for compiling a most useful tool!
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Tommybhoy
A comprehensive and very important albergue guide for my first Camino in September. Many Thanks!
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V
Very useful.
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D
Have a great help for my Camino in Sep.this year.Thank you very much!
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soozansings
Thanks so much! Just what we're looking for! We're trying not to make too many plans but this will make choosing a place so much easier.
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S
I just walked th Burgos-Leòn part, chosing the albergues on this list: they were all amazing! Thanks!!!
Please you should also consider the new Albergue Gaia in Mansilla del las Mulas: private, small, clean albergue with amazing infrastructures, opened in summer 2015 (July, I guess)
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ilovelife
Amazing. I stayed at the ones listed here and it made my Camino incredibly memorable.
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