Liendo accommodation

[Nikandtony]

Wow!! We are so impressed with Posada La Torre De La Quintana. Found it online while walking into the village. A local lady was walking our direction & delivered us right to the very impressive entrance- I thought she was mistaken. Room & staff are brilliant.

 

[oursonpolaire]

In the thread about staying in paradors, my comments led to a paragraph on the Posada, about which I share @Nikandtony's sentiments; I reproduce it here for readers:

I remember walking into Liendo with two German nurses and directed them to the albergue and told them I was going off to the Old People's Albergue (Posada la Torre de la Quintana) and that they should drop by for a beer at 6.00. When they did so, I was able to reassure them that the Old People's Albergues were set aside for those who had sufficient spiritual purity that they did not have to do penance in the conditions of the regular pilgrims' albergues. They received this information with great attention over their negronis (my treat, of course, for decent people always treat nurses).

I note that the regular albergue looked nice, and pilgrims staying there spoke well of it.

 

[Nikandtony]

In the thread about staying in paradors, my comments led to a paragraph on the Posada, about which I share @Nikandtony's sentiments; I reproduce it here for readers:

I remember walking into Liendo with two German nurses and directed them to the albergue and told them I was going off to the Old People's Albergue (Posada la Torre de la Quintana) and that they should drop by for a beer at 6.00. When they did so, I was able to reassure them that the Old People's Albergues were set aside for those who had sufficient spiritual purity that they did not have to do penance in the conditions of the regular pilgrims' albergues. They received this information with great attention over their negronis (my treat, of course, for decent people always treat nurses).