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Finding Casa Rurals on the Camino Frances

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Anyone have a good resource for finding casa rurals along the Camino Frances? I know about the website http://www.toprural.com/ but they don't have many listings along the camino.
Maybe there is a web site that is specialized in that, but I only know about those two where you can find Casas Rurales along Camino Frances.

Gronze has listings of albergues AND other accomodations on Camino(s). Here's the link to CF, just click on a stage you want to know about:
http://www.gronze.com/camino-de-santiago/caminos/guia-del-camino-frances

Same with Mundicamino (click Hospedajes under each stage or remain in Hospedajes and click right arrow to proceed through stages of the Camino):
http://mundicamino.com/ruta.cfm?p=H...Port&xfin=Roncesvalles&xne=1&quees=Hospedajes

Ultreia!
 
Best web resources tend to be regional listings in province or autonomous community tourism websites. Unfortunately they are probably only in Spanish
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
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Anyone have a good resource for finding casa rurals along the Camino Frances? I know about the website http://www.toprural.com/ but they don't have many listings along the camino.
On the few occasions we used a Casa Rural, we took the recommendation of the host of the albergue that morning. Never failed us, we stayed in some really lovely places such as Casa Navarro in O'Cebreiro or La Galleja in Castaneda. Enjoy!
 

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