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Hotel in City-Centre, Santiago de Compostela
Ideally situated in Santiago de Compostela, Hotel Plaza Obradoiro by Bossh! Hotels features a buffet breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property. This a great hotel next to the main cathedral, shops, restaurants , everything is nearby. Everyone at the hotel were friendly and try to be very helpful.
Hotel in Finisterre
Hotel Faro de Finisterre offers rooms in Finisterre near Mar de Fora Beach and Coído de Cabanas Beacch. Location, spacious, great value, clean, super helpful staff , breakfast and drinks.
Hotel in Vigo
Facing the beachfront, Attica21 Vigo 4 Superior offers 4-star accommodation in Vigo and features a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and garden. A very beautiful and modern hotel. The accommodations rivals a 5 star hotel. Everything is new and functional. Very large and comfortable bathroom as well as a large room with great sea view. Located on a street with great sea view and wonderful beach front walk. Breakfast was fabulous. The location is outside Vigo, but if you have a car this is even better because we were not too impressed with Vigo city center. This location is more vacation friendly. .
Hotel in Melide
Boasting a terrace, Hotel Lux Melide is set in Melide in the Galicia region, 48 km from Santiago de Compostela Convention Center and 50 km from Point view. Excellent facilities, location and the staff!
Hotel in Vigo
Featuring 3-star accommodation, Exe Vigo is set in Vigo, 1.5 km from Estación Maritima and 16 km from Ria de Vigo Golf. The hotel staff were all extremely helpful and friendly. The hotel was very clean and the bed was extremely comfortable, I had a great night sleep. The breakfast was lovely, with plenty of choice, and the view from the breakfast room was amazing. The location is great, directly across the road from the main train station. The hotel was great value for money. I would highly recommend this hotel, and I will definitely be staying here again.
Hotel in Lugo
Situated in Lugo and with Lugo Cathedral reachable within less than 1 km, Mercure Lugo Centro features concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property and a terrace.... Diego at reception was very nice and helpful. Location was great and parking a huge plus
Hotel in Villalba
Seijo is situated in Villalba, 45 km from Roman Walls of Lugo and 47 km from Congress and Exhibiton Center. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi. We were a family of four - two adults and to kids - roadtripping in Northern Spain and we stopped by Vilalba on our way from La Coruña to Bilbao and used Seijo Hotel as a base during our visit to Playas de Catedrales. The hotel was absolutely lovely and in inpaccable condition. The decor was modern, beautiful and the room was spacious enough for a family of four. The family/staff running the place were so helpful and we felt truly welcomed. Breakfast was a huge, positive surprise. I had an enourmos delicious avocado, fried egg bread covered with chia seeds, fresh orange juice and lovely coffee with milk for 6€.
Hotel in Fonsagrada
Albergue Casa Cuartel provides air-conditioned rooms in Fonsagrada. This 1-star hotel offers a shared kitchen and a shared lounge. En route Camino de Santiago. Friendly staff, extremely quiet and very clean. Loved the proper kitchen where I was able to make a home cooked meal for change. Highly recommend.
Hotel in Lugo
Situated in Lugo, 4.7 km from Lugo Cathedral, Hotel Forum Ceao features accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. We had a super super stay at this hotel, room exactly like the pictures on the internet , great room, much Space, great bed, seating Area with tv! Staff super friendly , restaurant also super friendly staff! One of us ordered the ‘wrong dish’ but staff keep asking if I would another menu .. our room & stay at this hotel was SUPER!!!!
Hotel in A Coruña
Doubletree By Hilton A Coruna is offering accommodation in A Coruña. Everything, staff was incredibke helpfull , meet all of ours needs.
Hotel in Ribadeo
Hotel in City-Centre, Santiago de Compostela
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Hotel in Muxia
Located in Muxia, 1.1 km from Praia de Lourido, Parador Costa da Morte provides accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge. Quality Style Service Food Location
Hotel in Tríacastela
Hotel Alda Triacastela is located in Tríacastela. With free WiFi, this 2-star hotel has a shared lounge and a terrace. Guests can have a drink at the snack bar. Very comfortable rooms, spacious bathroom, great light.
Hotel in Finisterre
Located in Finisterre, 200 metres from Da Ribeira Beach, Hotel Costa da Morte provides accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a bar. The staff was superb. We received a very warm welcome and every communication with the staff was...
Hotel in Arzúa
HOTEL ARZÚA is located in Arzúa, within 38 km of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral and 34 km of Santiago de Compostela Convention Center. Great hotel on the Camino! It’s always nice to arrive to a clean room and bathroom after a long day...
Hotel in Vigo
Offering a sun terrace, Agua de Mar Hotel Boutique is situated in Vigo in the Galicia Region. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Rooms have a flat-screen TV. All the staff were friendly. David recommended a short walking route and we really enjoyed it.
Hotel in Melide
Set in Melide, 49 km from Santiago de Compostela Convention Center, Hotel Carlos 96 has a terrace, a restaurant and a bar. The room. The staff. Best breakfast ever!
Hotel in A Coruña
Hotel Mar del Plata is located in central A Coruña. It offers rooms with free WiFi access and a flat-screen TV. Featuring a bath or shower, private bathrooms also come with free toiletries. This cosy boutique hotel has everything you may need for a great stay without spending crazy money.
Hotel in Sanxenxo
Set on the beachfront in Sanxenxo, Hotel Mardevela offers free WiFi and rooms with a private balcony and sea views. This hotel features a 24-hour reception and shared lounge. Super friendly reception staff! We were able to leave our bags with reception after we checked out.
Hotel in Finisterre
Hotel Mar de Fisterra is set in Fisterra, at the end of Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route and less than 50 metres from Langosteira beach. A warm welcome, a comfortable clean room, an unbeatable view of the sea. And a good breakfast.
Hotel in Castro Caldelas
Casa de Caldelas is a restored 18th-century building located in the historic village of O Castro de Caldelas, 45 km from Ourense. Brilliant location, concise and great staff. Somewhere I felt at home.
Hotel in Ribadeo
This charming and rustic-style hotel is located in the historical center of Ribadeo, only 100 metres from the seafront promenade and the marina. I visited Ribadeo and Hotel Rolle after 8,5 years again and again it was a delight!
Hotel in Finisterre
Set within a natural setting, Hotel Rústico Prado da Viña is located in Finisterre, on the Galician Costa da Morte. It offers an outdoor swimming pool, spacious gardens and free Wi-Fi. Perfect location and accommodations. The breakfast is delicious ! I recommend !
Hotel in Combarro
Located in the heart of the beautiful Rias Baixas coastal region, this bright modern property is ideal for a family break in the sun. Very close to Camino walk ( spiritual trail)
Hotel in Sanxenxo
Hotel Carlos I Silgar is located just 50 metres from Silgar Beach in Sanxenxo. It offers a spa, a fitness centre and rooms with free Wi-Fi and a private balcony. Very clean beautiful hotel with great breakfast , free big warm swiming pool.
Hotel in Lugo
Featuring a fitness centre, Sercotel EsteOeste is set in Lugo in the Galicia region, 400 metres from Lugo Cathedral and 500 metres from Roman Walls of Lugo. Nice room. Comfortable bed with ectra cushions.
Hotel in O Grove
Located in O Grove, 600 metres from Confin, HOTEL BOUTIQUE VILAVELLA provides accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. Trato familiar excelente recomendable
Hotel in Samos
Featuring a restaurant and garden, Hotel A Veiga offers rooms in Samos in Spain. Each room includes a flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi is offered throughout. All rooms have their own private bathrooms. Quiet and peaceful location, clean rooms, by the river, comfortable bed.
Hotel in Chantada
Located in Chantada, 37 km from As Burgas Thermal Springs, As Casas Ribeira Sacra provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a bar. O lugar é excepcional, e Yolanda e Javier fixéronnos sentir como na casa. Un 10.
Hotel in City-Centre, Santiago de Compostela
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Hotel Atalaia B&B is located in Santiago de Compostela, 400 metres from Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. Everything! Especially the bedding and beds.
Hotel in Tríacastela
Complexo Xacobeo has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Tríacastela. Free WiFi is available and private parking can be arranged at an extra charge. Camino friendly staff, right on The Way. Washer and dryer and restaurant next door.
Hotel in City-Centre, Santiago de Compostela
Located in Santiago de Compostela's historical centre, Hotel Alda San Bieito is 450 metres from Obradoiro Square. It offers free WiFi, a 24-hour automated reception. Beautiful hotel, everything was clean and comfy and staff super-nice! Thank you!
Hotel in Finisterre
O Semaforo Hotel is part of the converted Finisterre Lighthouse, 3 km from Fisterra Town. It offers heated rooms with satellite TV. Amazing location and staff were very attentive.
Hotel in A Guarda
Convento de San Benito is a restored convent, set in the pretty Galician fishing port of A Guarda. The spacious rooms all have a french balcony, a minibar and a safe. Everything. It was beautiful. On the Camino and everything I had hoped for.
Hotel in City-Centre, Santiago de Compostela
Situated in the heart of Santiago de Compostela, this small, friendly hotel offers some of the city’s most affordable accommodation. We just finished the Camino so this hotel was a quiet comfortable location near the cathedral and...
Many families visiting Galicia loved staying at The Tailor's Garden, ACOUGA Hotel Boutique and HOTEL JAVIER MONTERO.
Similarly, Torre do Rio, Hotel Casa da Galbana and 1930 Boutique Hotel are also popular among family travellers.
Hotel Casa da Galbana, Hotel Pazo de Bieite and Hotel Mardevela have received great reviews from travellers in Galicia regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
Guests staying in Galicia also spoke highly of the views from the rooms at Hotel Mar de Fisterra, Parador Costa da Morte and The Tailor's Garden.
Travellers who stayed in Galicia near Santiago de Compostela Airport (SCQ) have said good things about Ruta Jacobea, Hotel Bello and Hotel Amiuka.
Among the hotels near Santiago de Compostela Airport in Galicia, Hotel Akelarre, Hotel Castro and Hotel Santiago Apóstol have also been highly rated.
Hotel Costa da Morte, Hotel Plaza Obradoiro by Bossh! Hotels and Attica21 Vigo 4 Superior are some of the popular hotels in Galicia.
In addition to these hotels, Complexo Xacobeo, Albergue Casa Cuartel and DoubleTree By Hilton A Coruña are also popular in Galicia.
On average, it costs £46 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Galicia for tonight. You'll pay on average around £55 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Galicia will cost around £94 (based on Booking.com prices).
City-Centre, El Ensanche Zona Nueva and Pontevedra Old Town are popular with other travellers visiting Galicia.
Santiago de Compostela, Vigo and A Coruña are popular with other travellers visiting Galicia.
Popular places to stay in Galicia include hotels near Maria Pita Square, Ons Island and Playa Montalvo.
Couples travelling in Galicia loved staying at 1930 Boutique Hotel, ACOUGA Hotel Boutique and Hotel Casa da Galbana.
Similarly, these hotels in Galicia are highly rated by couples: Torre do Rio, HOTEL JAVIER MONTERO and Hotel Pazo de Bieite.
There are 6,561 hotels in Galicia you can book on Booking.com.
For hotels in Galicia that serve up a highly-rated breakfast, try Seijo, Hotel O Semaforo and 1930 Boutique Hotel.
Breakfast at these hotels in Galicia are also highly rated: HOTEL JAVIER MONTERO, Attica21 Vigo 4 Superior and Torre do Rio.
On average, 3-star hotels in Galicia cost £66 per night, and 4-star hotels in Galicia are £86 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Galicia can on average be found for £136 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Galicia this weekend is £51 or, for a 4-star hotel, £72. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Galicia for this weekend cost on average around £137 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Some of the best hotels in Galicia near Maria Pita Square include NORO Plaza, DoubleTree By Hilton A Coruña and APARTAMENTOS FRANJA 55.
A quiet traditional Galician village set in vineyards. Great for nature walks or just relaxing. Car needed to get around. It's a short commuting distance to Rivadavia where there are some great restaurants to be found and thermal baths are close by.
Such a beautiful city. It was a joy to stay there and we loved every minute. The highlight for us must be the Cathedral and Pilgrim's Mass which was an experience we will never forget. Whatever your religion or not, the sanctity & beauty of both are not to be missed. The atmosphere of the city; the friendliness of people; our lovely hotel & welcoming staff; the fish restaurants, and the delicious Galician wine, all added to ambience of this historic city. We could have happily stayed a few days more, there was so much to see which we didn't have time for. Santiago de Compostela is 'must' for a rich, colourful & spiritual experience. We will return!
Santiago de Compostela has a lot of religious history. It is built around the remains of St James found in the 800s & elevated to a cathedral completed in the 1200s. Even pilgrims who do the camino just for the physical challenge are inevitably drawn to the Romanesque Cathedral (with a Baroque facade) as the copestone of their trip & queue at long lines to embrace the pillar & statue of St James at the altar. The number of pilgrims all year round and the crowds during the noontime pilgrim masses attest that St James dominates here. They are honored with occasional botafumeiro incense rituals, a treat also for tourists to behold. The historical city is itself a joy to discover: huge stone slabs (as against cobblestones in other old cities) along the tiny winding streets, the numerous centuries-old smaller churches, numerous small cafes serving Galician staples (pulpo, zamburinas/veiras, mejilliones) beans & Galician soup. Occasional gourmet finds are around too. But it has its new town too, booming largely from the tourist industry & now self-sustaining a growing population.
Santiago de Compostela is a MAJESTIC and an amazing place. Galician people are very friendly and helpful. The buildings, art, culture, gastronomy, landscape and religious aspects are all absolutely incredible. It is a Glorious City.
The views, Fragas de Eumenides, well signed walking paths and good local maps. The wether changes all the time in March - four seasons in one day so come prepared with wet weather gear and then be prepared to strip off as tou get hot. A beautiful part of Galicia
Cathedral is main focus of the city. The old town is a typical warren of streets and plazas that you get lost in until the day before you leave when you finally suss it out. The market is a must see. We also took a trip to Finisterre and the Galician coast which was very enjoyable. There are a number of museums and churches so you need to choose to avoid culture fatigue. Good restaurants and excellent ice cream
A lovely relaxed city with an old town with plenty of inviting eating places and you dont have to be a pilgrim to visit this part of Galicia. There are lots of individual shops selling clothing and accessories which is a nice change from the multi stores. We would recommend taking a taxi from the airport to the city centre which is a fixed price of 21 euros. The bus is cheaper (3 euros each) but it takes 45 mins each way which is ok if you have enough time.
A Coruna is a beautiful city with plenty of things to do. There are lots of beaches for a good walk and for the shopaholics plenty of shops both local and national that will strike a balance with anyone. This city has great variety and a good lot of restaurants, cafes and monuments for anyone to enjoy. I would recommend that you visit Maria Pita Square, Tower of Hercules and the A Coruna Aquarium are all personal highlights for anyone to visit. Finally for the surfers out there there are beaches with spectacular waves for anyone to have great fun. A Coruna is easy to get around on bus, foot and taxi and if you want to visit other parts of Galicia you can visit by train as well.
Finisterre is a fascinating fishing village with interesting nooks and crannies to explore. I enjoyed a traditional meal at a Galician restaurant and was able to buy snacks at the local supermarket and enjoyed the morning market on the quay. A walk to the lighthouse is a must for those finishing the coastal Camino from Santiago to Finisterre
One of the most beautiful cities I have ever been. Also visit galicia if you have a chance. Must cities are: Lugo, Ourense ( City of free amazing thermal baths everywhere in the city and surround), Playa de las Catedrales is a must.
A Coruña
This was a small apartment in a block. The main kitchen/living room looked out over the Riazor bay and across to the Torre de Hercules lighthouse. The apartment was very comfortable for two people - anymore than two adults would be a bit crowded. Fran was a very welcoming host and made us feel that nothing was too much trouble and that we could ask him for anything. Our dog was also warmly welcomed (except not on Galicias beaches May to September!). It was about 20 minutes walk into the central area of A Coruña.
We stayed here during a major wind and rain storm. The waves outside our window were amazing. Even though the hotel is on the inlet and not directly on the Atlantic Ocean, the view of the water was stunning. The room was large and very clean, and the bed was comfortable. The staff was very accommodating, especially in the midst of the storm. There were several restaurants just 2km away in a picturesque little fishing village. Galicia Spain is a seldom visited secret and the Isla de la Toja is magical.
Beautiful location, we could see the sunsets from our room. The food wasn't bad at all (slightly unusual for a Paradour hotel) . It's on a headland overlooking the Atlantic and just a short stroll to the town centre. We really liked this part of Spain (Galicia); no high rise developments, fairly affluent area. The service in this hotel was excellent. One of Columbus' ships, La Pinta, sailed back here after it's voyage. There's a replica ship you can go around in the harbour.
The beautiful location and garden. The grandeur of the hotel, the parlour and dining areas with views of the garden. What was truly outstanding was the kindness and caring of the owner and his daughter. Their passion and commitment is exceptional. They were attentive to their guests, while leading and teaching the others. Everyone we encountered was extra helpful. The breakfast was so delicious. The pastry was fabulous and the offerings included some Galician specialties I will never forget.
Smart, traditional hotel - think 4 star without pool or fitness.Very near start of the camino though a slight walk to bars and cafes in city. Alternatively eat in for a Galician style meal. It is very near the district of Canido, take a look at the street art- great fun. The free car park is small but the spaces do turn over if you wait a little in the day time. Staff speak adequate English, which is not always true in this part of Spain. I would be happy to stay again.
Santiago de Compostela
Ideal location for Santiago old town. Walking distance to all bars, restaurants, shops and sights. The entrance to the hotel is on a narrow street and the reception on the third floor (lift available). Once in the hotel it is a lot bigger than first impressions. Boutique is a good description. Breakfast was good value but limited choice. Parked motorcycle in nearby pay car park,(Praza de Galicia), about 13 Euros per day, which was undercover and 1 minutes walk away.
We couldn't have made a better choice than staying at Hotel Marea and choosing a sea view room - waking up to the sounds of the waves and going for walks on the beautiful sea-side path were highlights of our travels around Galicia. Hotel was extremely clean, and little details like coffee and snacks in the room made a difference. Comfortable beds, kind staff, and an amazing local restaurant right below the hotel. We can't wait to come back!
Great shower, comfortable bed, good TV (bonus point for having French channels). Interior-facing room (room 404) very quiet. Very friendly receptionists. Two minutes from the edge of the old town. Quite handy walk (12 minutes or so) to the train and bus stations (build a tramway please, Santiago!). The hotel is located literally just a few seconds from where the airport bus stops in Praza de Galicia (time for an airport train service, Santiago!)
I'm already plotting how I can come back to this gem of a country hotel in an old stone and timber schoolhouse. Just 11 rooms, all very comfortable and well-priced. Each room gets a couple of graphic novels or cartoons in Spanish. The breakfast was slightly different each morning. And the location is ideal for visiting beaches and lighthouses in and around Ortigueira in Galicia. We all wanted to stay longer. Car absolutely necessary.
Santiago de Compostela
The apartment is in a quiet neighborhood but just a short walk to restaurants, bars, supermarkets, museums, and other tourist sites. The outdoor space is great, and the apartment is spotless and comfortable. Great, friendly hosts. Great location for people who are looking to truly appreciate Galician culture in a largely Galician-speaking neighborhood, and not just have the cliché tourist/pilgrim experience offered by many places.
Santiago de Compostela
I felt very welcome by Julio and Jhuly from the moment I step into their beautiful place. I felt like at home. They personally cooked and served breakfast for me the next morning and dedicated time to have a conversation, answer all my questions about the area and gave very nice recommendations about what to do in Galicia. Looking forward to seeing my “new family” in Spain when I get back to walk the Camino de Santiago next year.
Seems a newly renovated hotel, all things in the room are quite new and clean. The restaurant on the ground floor provides delicious Galicia food, a good value for money. The staff was super nice and friendly. Unfortunately the day when we were there was so hot that we can not go anywhere...Sleep in night was impossible due to the hot weather. Although the hotel provided a small fan, but it did not help much ;-(
We very much liked this hotel. Our room was big and they provided us a quite room on an upper floor, as per our wish. Super nice receptionists and. I particularly liked the X-Mas decoration, natural material decently placed. We could easily walk to the historic city center (cathedral and the tapas bars etc.). Also a very good starting point to explore Galicia from here. Breakfast was great and varied.
Pontevedra
This place is the best. The facilities are of course clean, comfortable, and in a great location, but Sonia makes it feel like a home. She offers an amazing tour which really enlightens guests into the Galician spirit. The hostel is full of QR codes with facts and stories that make you feel like part of the family. Truly a great place to stay for a few days so you can enjoy Galician life!
Cedeira
This was one of the biggest surprises during our tour through Spain and Portugal. At the worlds end, you were welcomed with one of the most modern appartments. Brand new renovated and equipped with all possible amenities. Small and familiar. The beds were just great, the breakfast good. The area in the neigbourhood is lovely - deepest Galicia. We can only recommend this facility.
We loved the room: beautiful modern design, very clean, large, comfortable, bright and quiet - the best hotel during our Galicia road trip. The staff was very friendly and professional. To make up for having to wait for a very long time for our turn at the check-in desk, the receptionist upgraded our room - a professional way of turning unhappy customers into happy customers.
Palas de Rei
This is a wonderful place to stay for a relaxing time in the Galician countryside. The hotel is right on the Camino Primitivo and a short taxi ride from the Camino Frances. The hosts are warm and friendly and attend to all your needs. We felt more like we were visiting friends than staying at a casa rural. I would definitely recommend it to anyone traveling in the area.
Both Marta and Cristina at the front desk are an invaluable asset to Blue Coruna Their welcome, friendliness and , especially, their assistance, not just with our stay in A Coruna but on our further travels in Galicia was exceptional. Often it is the people who make the hotel and they certainly make Blue Coruna a place we would happily return to.
Very helpful and friendly staff. Great location just off the Portuguese Camino de Santiago. Hotel has both a bar and cafeteria, and outdoor patios on both sides of the hotel that are popular with locals and tourists. Very good value. In the cafeteria I ordered the local soup, Galician broth. It was delicious and they served an full tureen!
Santi is an exceptional host. He greeted us warmly with a tour of his family's farm, providing us with insights into historical and current Galician farming practices. The restoration of the apartment is impeccably tasteful. Muchas gracias, Santi, for providing us with wonderful memories of our last evening on the Camino Portugués.