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In Faramontanos de Tábara, La Casa Azul y Amarilla only opens in summer. Donativo, 4 places. Telephone is now 692 643 223. Call ahead to check availability.
Granja de Moreruela
Municipal (20, 6€) Albergue Municipal, near the church, beside the main road. For the key go to café Tele Club, on the opposite side of the main road at the northern end of the village. Tel 980 587 183
Casa Rural Donde Victor Luna has singles 50€, doubles 70€, breakfast included. Kitchen, laundry facilities. Reported to be fabulous! Website www.dondevictorluna.com Tel 665 874 773
Casa Rural Tio Quico from the main road pass the albergue and turn left on to Calle Dr. Damián González Galindo, it's on the right. Singles 40€, doubles 50€, quadruples 80€. Website www.casadeltioquico.com Tel 695 260 905 or 695 260 906
Café Tele Club does substantial meals and opens about 07:30. There is a shop on the Camino beside the church and a pharmacy on the main road at the north end of the village.
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