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[QUOTE="GettingThere, post: 444244, member: 31353"] [USER=20873]@Terrri[/USER] the Brierley guide does indicate what "type" each albergue is - in its accommodation listings for each stage, there are symbols and abbreviations which are explained at the front of the book. So you had the info with you last time, but if you're not planning to take the book this time you won't have that. As others have said, it's not usually possible to tell what sort of albergue you're looking at just by looking at it. But then as you say, if you're planning to stay away from planning this time, it doesn't really matter - the hospitaleros will tell you if there's a fixed price or if payment is by donation. The gronze website also indicates where an albergue is [I]donativo [/I]if you're looking at that. [/QUOTE]
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