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I stayed at Albergue San Saturnino and really enjoyed it. It was clean and organized, with good showers, a nice kitchen, and a beautiful garden in the back where pilgrims can hang out and relax. The town is quite small and has no grocery shops, but there are a couple of restaurants that offer meals.
 
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I didn't stay there, but wish I had, it seemed a beautiful and proud little village surrounded by vineyards. A welcome relief from the busy motorway that the normal path runs along.
 
Hotel Rural Las Aguedas is a wonderful place. The lady that runs it it is wonderful, the food is wonderful, The back yard is wonderful.
 
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We also stayed at Hotel Rural Las Aquedas during our camino. Very nice private place with each room filled with wonderful antiques. Quiet and comfortable. Nice back yard to rest. Hostess / owner did our laundry and prepared delicious dinner. The town is quite small, so if you need to stock up snacks for next day camino, you should purchase in Navarrete. Bob
 
Has anyone stayed in ventosa? Can you give some advice on what the accommodation was like please?
Hi Jenulian,
If you can afford to pay a bit more then the Hotel Rural de Las Aguedas is lovely. Great tasty communal meal as well. I stayed last year after terrible blisters made me cut my daily walk short. Also a lovely village cafe on the way out of town next morning where I had one of my bestest breakfasts with a view before setting off.
 

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