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Hotel rooms rather than hostels?

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Hi Swee, I can give you the names of some places where we stayed if that's what you're looking for.
Hi Johan, that would be very helpful if you could give us names of places that you have stayed. Did you use a company to transfer your bags from town to town or did u carry your own bag. Do you know where I can get some tips on what to pack if we don't use a service to transfer our bags and have to carry everything ourselves. Thanks.
 
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One thing not mentioned so far is the drying of your clothes. If you wash your clothes in a hotel room you have to hang them up in the bathroom where they may or may not dry by morning. In an albergue they will be hanging in the sun and dry quickly.
 
We solved that problem with a couple of things. After letting the clothes drip for a few minutes above the tub, we squeezed out what water that we could, rolled them up in the towel and wrung them. After that, we used a length of paracord and binder clips to hang the clothes up. Sometimes is was in the window getting sun, sometimes in front of a open window, sometime even out back of the hotel. Only once on our last trip were the clothes still too damp to wear in the morning.
 
A lot of hotels have heated drying racks which can be really effective. Hairdryers can be handy too. Also, most places we stayed in had access to open windows and balconies which were ideal for drying clothes (when and if we didn't go find a laundry mat in bigger towns, or use the washer & dryer in an albuergue).
 
...and ship it to Santiago for storage. You pick it up once in Santiago. Service offered by Casa Ivar (we use DHL for transportation).
Yes, I've done the roll up the clothes in towels and hair dryer routines. They work, just not is simple as hanging the clothes in the sun.
 

Can you please send me the names of the notes you stayed in from Triacastella to Santiago.
Thank you
Jjf
 
Where can I get the names of hotels from Triacastella to Santiago please. Thank you
I need to complete my Brothers Camino. He died in 2013 in Triacastella so that is where I want to start and finish in Santiago.
I have diabetes and asthma so I need good clean accommodation with private shower and toilet.
My intentions are honourable and humble. Please dont judge me.
It is something I must complete
Thank you
 
...and ship it to Santiago for storage. You pick it up once in Santiago. Service offered by Casa Ivar (we use DHL for transportation).

Go to www.booking.com and type in the names of the villages where you want to stay. You'll see many choices. Depending on when you're walking, you may want to make reservations soon.
 
Can you please send me the names of the notes you stayed in from Triacastella to Santiago.

The problem with using booking sites is, that they will typically not say how far from the Camino the hotels are situated.

From Triacastela onwards I stayed in the following places, all with private bathrooms. Except for one they are all very close to the route:

Triacastela: Casa David. Travesía Baltasar 2. Nice, clean and comfortable rooms.

Sarria: Hotel Mar de Plata. Calle Formigueiros 5. Ok hotel, quite big, in a boring side street. But then Sarria is boring.

Portomarin: Pension Arenas. Plaza Conde de Fenosa 5. Ok rooms; average standard.

Palas de Rei: Casa Blanco. Lugar de Sambreixo. This very nice casa rural is situated about 5 km. outside of Palas de Rei and quite isolated. Very nice food (but a bit pricy). If you call in advance you will be picked up at the city hall (ayuntamiento) in Palas de Rei.

Arzúa: Pension Rua. Rúa Lugo 130. Actually not a very fancy place, but with own bathroom and ok for a single night.

A Rúa/O Pedrouzo: O Acrivo, A rua: Ok rooms almost like a small suite. Swimming pool. A little isolated so best option is to have dinner at the hotel; food average.

In Santiago there are tons of options. I stayed some days in Hotel San Miguel, Plaza San Miguel Dos Agros 9. Very nice hotel located centrally but quietly with a very good breakfast buffet.
 
Transport luggage-passengers.
From airports to SJPP
Luggage from SJPP to Roncevalles
If you check the Gronze site they give a list of accommodation for each place along the stages.Contact information and whether it is bookable. Everything from the small albergues to the bigger hotels and a price guide.
Buen Camino.
 
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The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
they will typically not say how far from the Camino the hotels are situated.

"Reviews" of the property on Booking .com etc normally mention the proximity of the Camino if people have stayed.

Brierly's stages we try to avoid
 
€2,-/day will present your project to thousands of visitors each day. All interested in the Camino de Santiago.

Wasn’t it supposed to be a pennance?

Mmiguel (aka Leon de Flandes)
 

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