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I think that Avenida III used to kind of be a truck stop kind of place. We had a coffee there in 2016. -
WalkingInGers replied to the thread Hotels along the way -.I would like to warn you about a ghost hotel that I encountered in Villadangos del Páramo it is located between LEON and ASTORGa and is called AVENIDA III. You want to stay in Villadangos? There are other hostels and albergues there. I have...
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WalkingInGers replied to the thread Hotels along the way -.Bag transfer is a breeze. You find special envelopes in hostels, pensions, albergues, hotels and you have your backpack transported to your next destination provided you know exactly where you are going. You call up a number in English if...
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Pack transfer is simple. I've always used Jacotrans, with good results You can do it day at a time with the bags they leave in the reception areas. Or if you book before you go, you can prepay your bag transfer as well. You save a euro per time...
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Also look for hostales, which are small, often family run hotels, similar to pensiones, but in my experience hostal rooms always have private bathrooms, but pensiones often have shared bathrooms.
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This list from the Wise Pilgrim app describes the different kinds of private accommodations found in Spain. In addition many albergues also offer private rooms.
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As far as the luggage goes, you can arrange transfer on a day to day basis. I would only book my first few nights before leaving home, then as I understand how far I'm comfortable walking each day I would book a day or two ahead. You have a lot...
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Gronze.com also lists hotels on the Camino routes. It is a Spanish site, but you can translate it if you open it in a Google browser. Just be aware that booking.com only has a limited number of the rooms in most places. Sometimes people panic...
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WalkingInGers replied to the thread CPAP users: how do you bring your machine with you?.I have wrapped the electrical plug in bubble wrap in order that it not be damaged during transport. I use Bluetooth to keep a record of the episodes of sleep apnea.
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WalkingInGers reacted to DMarie's post in the thread CPAP users: how do you bring your machine with you? with
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My husband and I are currently walking the Camino. He has brought his travel-sized CPAP, and has done great with it! It’s quiet, and easy to carry. Expensive? Yes! But worth having, especially since we are not sending bags ahead. Best wishes!
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