Located in Arzúa, 23 miles from Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, Lar da Mota Boutique Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Casa Rural Dona María features fully-equipped rustic-style apartments, about 22 mi from Santiago de Compostela. It includes spaces adapted for wheelchair use and offers free bicycles and free Wi-Fi.
Ran
Israel
Extremely beautiful. I had everything I needed.
The host was like an angel.
Offering barbecue facilities, O Pazo da Briona provides accommodations in Arzúa.
Susan
United States of America
We LOVED this property. There is so much history here! I kept asking the owner about the history and he tried his best in broken English to tell me it’s story. We told the owner that he had a perfect location for a small destination wedding…a small church just next door, a reception room and a beautiful dining room.
This property was not near Arzua or another city. There was really no place to go for dinner. Our host offered to prepare us dinner from what he had available on his property. He put together a beautiful egg/potato salad and roasted peppers. He also put out a very nice spread for breakfast.
Located in Goimil, Arzúa city council, on the north road to Santiago, Lavacolla shed, 16 mi from Melide, Twin Pines Camino Norte features a shared lounge and free WiFi.
judith
United States of America
Daniel was a wonderful host and terrific cook. Spoke fluent English. Very hospitable!! Wonderful location on the Northern route. Supposed to be an alternate route but it should be the main route. It was so beautiful. So peaceful!
Casa Rico de Medín in O Pino provides accommodations with a garden, a bar, and a shared lounge. With garden views, this accommodation features a patio.
Judith
United States of America
As a seasoned Camino walker, I've stayed in my fair share of hostals and guesthouses. But Casa Rico de Medín stands out as a true gem. This beautifully refurbished farmhouse is a haven for weary pilgrims (and design enthusiasts!).
The moment you arrive, you're struck by the stunning architecture. The conversion from a traditional farm has been done with a keen eye, blending the original stonework with modern amenities. The minimalist style throughout the lodge creates a sense of calm, and the exposed stone walls add a touch of rustic charm.
One of the highlights of my stay was the food. Everything is homemade and uses fresh, local ingredients. Breakfast, which was included, was a delightful start to the day: fluffy scrambled eggs, seasonal fruit, and the creamiest yogurt I've ever tasted.
Lunch and dinner are also available, and while the menu is simple, the dishes are beautifully prepared. We were even fortunate enough to be gifted some Xenos (a local Galician turnip greens) on our pilgrimage, and Lucia, the wonderful host, kindly prepared it for us. It was a delicious and thoughtful gesture.
But what truly sets Casa Rico de Medín apart is the exceptional hospitality. Lucia and her team go above and beyond to make you feel at home. They offer helpful advice for navigating the Camino, create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and truly embody the spirit of Camino camaraderie.
If you're looking for a unique and luxurious stop on your Camino journey, Casa Rico de Medín is the perfect place. You'll be treated to stunning architecture, delicious homemade food, and genuine hospitality that will leave you feeling refreshed and ready to continue your pilgrimage.
Casa da Pinguela Camino Inglés offers accommodations in Ordes, 23 miles from Santiago de Compostela Cathedral and 21 miles from Santiago de Compostela Convention Center.
Located in Arzúa, 23 miles from Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, 1930 Boutique Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Leonardo
United States of America
Property was kept impeccable and decorated very well
Hotel Bello is 5 minutes’ drive from Santiago Airport and offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. With easy access to the A54 Motorway, it is a 15-minute drive from central Santiago de Compostela.
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