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Municipal hostel: Open.

Montamarta

Municipal (20, 5€, March to November) Albergue Municipal, in the old school building, to the right of the Camino before the village after passing under the main road. Kitchen. Tel 980 550 112 or the contact details on the door. Open 14:00

Casa Rural El Molino de Castilla 1914 in a renovated mill on the main road just before Restaurante Rosamari. They have a nice enclosed garden with a swimming pool. Singles 30€, doubles 50€, triples 75€. Recommended by several pilgrims. Website molinodecastilla.com Tel 655 014 076

Casa Rural El Tío Bartolo on Calle Carlos Pinilla, turn left for Corviran, then right, then left. Singles 25€. Tel 650 405 236

The Camino joins the main road at the municipal albergue and then follows it north through the village. There's a Coviran Supermarket down a street to the left at the bus stop. Bakery on the Camino on the left.

Café / Restaurante Rosamari is very welcoming and does good food and excellent tapas and opens about 07:30, it's on the Camino near the end of the village.

Café El Pescador to the left at Rosamari. Fairly new. Good reports for food.

Good reports of the platos combinados in Fisuk Bar y Parrilla. It's on the main road on the right.

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