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Kiwi-family said:At the Municipal Albergues we found the showers often had no doors or curtains - but there were separate rooms for women and men.
capun said:Kiwi-fam
Were the showers single stalls or multiple (communal) showers?
Kiwi-family said:capun said:Kiwi-fam
Were the showers single stalls or multiple (communal) showers?
We never encountered any multiple/communal showers - all were single stalls.
Bit I disagree about the advice to take a sarong or something to hook over the shower rod - we did just that, but often there was no rod!
Melide is single sex open stalls. But wonderfully hot water.
O'Cebreiro the same - with lovely large unfrosted windows out to the magnificent view - as I was about to shower my father-in-law wandered past, thankfully enjoying the view and unaware of what was behind him!
Portomarin the same, but without big windows.
Anyone (male or female) could use the showers at the little place we stayed in at Santa Catalina, but there were lockable doors (Hospederia San Blas).
Ponferrada the same.
At Triacastela there were two showerheads in the one oversized cubicle.
Ditto for Hospital da Cruz.
All in all, that made quite a few sharing showers!
vagando2011 said:Ah, so NOW I know why our experiences differed so much- I did not stay in any of those towns! What a difference a few kilometers more or less can make :lol:
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