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Calzada de Béjar

Private (28, 12€) Alba y Soraya, on your left as you enter the village. Comfortable, spacious albergue. Fireplace, laundry facilities. The friendly owners live in the village. Evening meal and breakfast on request. Private rooms, singles 20€, doubles 30€. Website alojamientosalbasoraya.com Tel 646 410 643 or 606 958 145

Casa Rural Jorge at the start of the village has been recommended. It has singles 29€, doubles 46€, triple 60€, breakfast included. Evening meal. Tel 636 075 086 or 923 416 542

Also recommended by pilgrims is Calzada Romana. It's on the Camino near the end of the village on the right. Singles 25€, doubles 40€, triples 45€. Breakfast. Website en.calzadaromana.com Tel 696 112 340 or 923 403 228

Café to the left of the Camino behind the church.

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