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@musicman here is my info from 2017 - https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/sureste-22-april-17.46362/

I used AirBnB for a few places inc Monforte del Cid, Sax, Albacete. Don Fabrique was a hostal called Don Quijote. Lots of info here if you have the time - https://mikesroaming.blogspot.com/2017/04/

It was mostly OK in 2017, although the first stretch out of Toledo was poorly marked so I used apple maps to Navigate. Otherwise all seemed OK. Have you looked at Wikilocs for a route and track?

In Apr 17 I stayed in Monforte del Cid for the first night in a great Air BnB room. Other details in my blog ( be warned it covers all of my caminos from 2011 to last year! - https://mikesroaming.blogspot.com

I hope you find somewhere comfortable for Christmas.

Although the office of the Amigos are supposed to be open only on Tues and I think Thurs(!) I found them open on a wednesday!

It opens as expected for me in UK….

I thin all the stand out places are the same ones as Laurie mentioned on the Levante. I think you will love the Invierno.

I have only walked the Sureste and as Laurie said they do overlap a lot. In fact at many points it is easy to swop back and forth between the 2. From my notes there was not a lot of road walking for the first few days of the Sureste except for day 1 getting out of Alicante. However, as I don’t...

Its the route I took last Apr. Hardly saw a soul until Astorga then saw more peringrinos in the 15 mins I had a coffee than since I left Alicante!

I walked it in Apr/May 17 and only saw 3 people the whole route!

See - http://www.hpuenteromano.com I did not book this through booking.com. I just walked in and asked for a room (they have a LOT of rooms). Its nothng special but right by the old roman bridge. There are lots of places to choose form in MdL so need need to book.

A little surprised you have opted to stay in Quiroga for 2 days - I found it to be a rather dismal place with littel choice for food in the evening unless you wanted to eat after 2200! I stopped at Monforte de Lemos which is about 35kms after Quiroga which has lots of accommodation choices ( I...

My memory of the terrain on the Surest is a little different from Maxie - I thought overall there was a lot of variety through the various stages. However, there are very few pilgrims - I met around 5 and they were mostly in the last 100km of the Sureste.

Last year I stayed in the AdP in Villalpando which is between the school and local police station. There was a large signpost to it which made a change from having to hunt for it. AdP was very simple, it had 6 beds in 3 rooms and the hospitalero seems to live in! No locks on any doors…… Hope...

Sorry about that. My OCD makes me clean up everything so I deleted it. IN part because the guide provided in Alicante was more comprehensive.

I walked the Sureste last year and also walked on to Astorga and then the Invierno. Love it all, I saw less than 4 perigrinios on the Sureste and none as I headed up to Astorga. In fact saw more hikers while I had a coffee in Astorga, as they streamed along the Frances, than I had seen the...

Some gps tracks for it here https://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/find.do?q=CAmino+del+Azahar and here - http://www.wandermap.net/nl/official/2625037-camino-de-santiago-del-azahar/#/z8/38.2751143,-1.288147/terrain thats one excuse out of the way!

By missing out the Alicante to Yecla bit I don’t think you will be depriving yourself of anything spectacular. The only item of interest in my blog from that stretch is the castle in Sax. Cartagena sounds lovely but I have no knowledge of the route. I tend to be a bit fascinated by ‘doing it...

Can’t say I noticed anything specific but then I was not looking to camp.