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Detailed Stage Planning — Camino de Levante - Camí de Llevant
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[QUOTE="OzAnnie, post: 878608, member: 27139"] Hi AJ Great guide you’ve prepared. A lot of info which will help many future pilgrims. In Cebreros I did stay in Castrejón. - there was a large group there and the owner was rushing between looking after bookings & also into the restaurant. He didn’t appear to have much help. I opted to walk uptown and found a small ‘locals’ bar/restaurant to eat in. I was happy enough with the meal & wine at that bar I recall the hotel price was much more than quoted above but it was a nice comfortable room. Breakfast was included but what with the big group staying there and them ‘seemingly on the clock for their bus’ - it was like a bull fight trying to put anything on ones plate to eat. Only one lady making tepid coffee - (one per person )it was line up for everything. Difficult finding a spot to even sit. It would have been much easier to grab something in the square or buy something the previous night to take. not my favourite stop but this could have been due to bumping into a group there. I think I would try the other accommodation choices next time. The walk around this area is beautiful and what you dream of as camino trails. Well marked with lots of arrows in fresh yellow paint. Note: I originally tried to attach pics but ended up with all sorts of things (personal stuff) being loaded from my phone so deleted the first post and will try to load again but fingers crossed this time. [/QUOTE]
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