Hi Lauren,
I hope you will take my comments as constructive, since you say you are a junior researcher. There is a danger in coming to a group of people who are passionate and very knowledgeable about the Camino, and doing a survey!
My immediate reaction on reading your post raised more questions (and even suspicions) than answers. I had no idea what an UX researcher might be, so started with Google. That leads me to believe this is rather like market research survey, so that someone can determine if a certain product would be wanted. Only by reading the survey did I conclude that the potential product seems to be a live accommodation booking service.
Not only are there different routes of the
Camino de Santiago, there are effectively totally different experiences if you distinguish between seasons and route sections. The experience of finding accommodation on the last 100 km of the
Camino Frances during the busy periods is totally different from the experience elsewhere or in different months. The survey doesn't recognize this, so any answers will be misleading. (It is like the statement "The busiest time of year on the
Camino Frances is July and August." That statement is next to useless by itself.)
There was a question "
Overall how did you find the process of getting your accommodation sorted." The middle answer was "
Some dificulties found. I had a challenging time finding accommodation most nights." These sentences are not compatible - "
some difficulties" does not equate to "
most nights.
What does "in advance" mean? Before going to Spain? One week in advance? One day?
Anyway, those are my comments. I wasn't able to answer the questions because they didn't seem to reflect my recent experience on the Camino. I can imagine they might better reflect a particular sub-group of Camino walkers, but that is probably what you should define more carefully at the start of your research.