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Private (12, 19€) Italica Hostel, go right of Bodeguita Reyes down Calle de la Iglesia, at the square you will see it opposite. Free tea - coffee and snacks. Tel 636 678 376 Open early
Como en Tu Casa, on Calle Giraldillo, go down Calle Fleming where the Camino turns left at a roundabout, then turn left. Rooms from 30€ per person with breakfast. Kitchen. Positive reports. Closed July and August. Tel 609 412 038
Hotel Anfiteatro Romano, on the Camino on the right a little past the town, has been recommended by many pilgrims, it has double rooms from about 60€. Website www.hotelanfiteatroromano.es Email reservas@hotelanfiteatroromano.es Tel 955 996 704
Along the Camino you will find shops, cafés, banks, pharmacies.
Bodeguita Reyes, right on the roundabout, does good food.
Also good reports of restaurant Aldaki Tapas, on Calle Arroyo, off the roundabout to the left.
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