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Baños de Montemayor
Private (12, 15€) Albergue Turístico, to the right of the Camino as you walk through town, at Calle Castañar 42. Kitchen, laundry facilities. Breakfast. Nice garden. Tel 655 620 515 or 635 453 540 Open early
Emedos Albergue on Calle Don Victoriano, which is left at the Ayuntamiento. Singles 18€, doubles 40€. Good reports. Tel 616 239 919
Hotel Glorieta, on the main road to the left of the Camino. Singles 50€ with breakfast. Café / restaurant. Website www.hotelrestaurantelaglorieta.com Tel 927 488 018 or 638 181 801
On the main road are cafés and restaurants, a small supermarket that sells everything, a pharmacy and a bank. The town centre is east of the main road. On the Camino, opposite the Town Hall / Ayuntamiento, is a small shop and further along it are cafés and a churrería.
Bar Carlos on the Camino near the Ayuntamiento is friendly and does excellent food.
Also excellent food in Restaurante La Peña on the main road opposite the bank.
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