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The 3 most 'memorable' Albergues you stayed in - and Why
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[QUOTE="Anthony Rocco, post: 1154086, member: 38543"] I've written about this before on other threads, so I will be brief this time without describing the full experience, which was unparalleled at any other albergue. The star of stars is the albergue in Benduenos, on the Salvador. We had heard repeatedly about it and made sure we hiked the steep incline from the camino to the teeny community where the albergue is. It's donativo...and that's for lodging food and even drinks (beer and their special cider). The small community embraced us from serving us lunch to sitting on the veranda with sweeping views of the valley below and mountains in the distance while teaching us how to pour cider the proper way, a wonderful communal dinner and shared stories after dinner upstairs. While we have enjoyed many albergues and remember them vividly, Benduenos will be very hard to top. [/QUOTE]
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