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The Gronze Camino Frances on line guide lists all accomodations for each town on the camino in an east to west sequence. For such places included in the citation is.Hi. I see some comments about places that don't accept reservations. How does one find such places? We are using the app Buen Camino.
I didn't know that places are listed in any geographic order.The Gronze Camino Frances on line guide lists all accomodations for each town on the camino in an east to west sequence. For such places included in the citation is.
Datos básicos
Exclusivo para peregrinos: Si
Admite reserva: Non
The towns are listed in a geographic order as you find them on the camino. The accommodations are not in geographic order. Sorry if my post was unclear.I didn't know that places are listed in any geographic order.
I have noticed that they usually list the public and parochial albergues first, and most of these don't accept reservations.
It does list non-reservable places, but it doesn't always make it clear which ones can be reserved or not.I'm a little confused....I am using Buen Camino and Wise Pilgrim for the Primitivo, and they clearly list Xunta albergues in Galicia, which I thought did not accept reservations.
Now, I'm apparently quite wrong about that...or the OP may not be aware that Buen Camino does list non-reservable places.
This isn't correct. Gronze does have an app, available in the AppStore for Android users. I'm not sure of the development status of an iOS app. You do need to be join Gronze. It contains a slice of the Gronze data, and links out to the main Gronze site for more details. This does require internet access.Gronze.com does not have an app, but it is organized so that you can see it easily on your cell phone
Yes, I thought they were still beta testing that and that it was mainly for maps. Do you find it is a good app? I just saved the link to my home page on my phone and I get the full usability from the website without the app or being a member.This isn't correct. Gronze does have an app, available in the AppStore for Android users. I'm not sure of the development status of an iOS app. You do need to be join Gronze. It contains a slice of the Gronze data, and links out to the main Gronze site for more details. This does require internet access.
edit: if you go to the Gronze home page, there is a selection on the far right of the headline menu bar called 'apps'. You will find details there.
Thank you @dougfitz for pointing out the app. I downloaded it, but the website seems to work better for me.Yes, I thought they were still beta testing that and that it was mainly for maps. Do you find it is a good app? I just saved the link to my home page on my phone and I get the full usability from the website without the app or being a member.
I found the same - the website is far easier to use. Well designed to use a fairly modest amount of data too,.Thank you @dougfitz for pointing out the app. I downloaded it, but the website seems to work better for me.