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Laza
Xunta (34, 10€) Albergue de Laza, a little outside the village. Go to Protección Civil to check in, they're on the right on the Camino. Kitchen. Tel 988 422 112 Open 12:00
Casa Blanco Conde which is just to the left where the Camino goes right towards the village, singles 39€, doubles 50€, triples 69€. Tel 609 787 178 Positive reports.
Shops, pharmacy, bank and bakery, all on or near the Camino. Several cafés do food.
Good reports of the food in Restaurante Picota.
Café O Descanso do Peregrino, to the left of the Camino on the main road as you're leaving the village, opens at 07:00.
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