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Hotel in City Center, Santiago de Compostela
Ideally set in the center of Santiago de Compostela, Hotel Plaza Obradoiro by Bossh! Hotels has buffet breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property. Super helpful staff and great location.
Hotel in Finisterre
Hotel Faro de Finisterre provides rooms in Finisterre near Mar de Fora Beach and Coído de Cabanas Beacch. In the center, cafeteria next to the hotel, nice, new, clean, with balcony (small but nice :)), very comfortable,
Hotel in Vigo
Facing the beachfront, Attica21 Vigo 4 Superior offers 4-star accommodations in Vigo and features a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, fitness center and garden. Great location, beautiful view, nice internal design and very good breakfast.
Hotel in Melide
Featuring a terrace, Hotel Lux Melide is located in Melide in the Galicia region, 30 miles from Santiago de Compostela Convention Center and 31 miles from Point view. Very clean and modern property right on the Camino. Excellent staff.
Hotel in Vigo
Featuring 3-star accommodations, Exe Vigo is located in Vigo, a 18-minute walk from Estación Maritima and 10 miles from Ria de Vigo Golf. Breakfast great, incredible view of the city from breakfast room. New and clean room, slept fine and calm though next to streets. Right next to train station.
Hotel in Lugo
Located in Lugo and with Lugo Cathedral reachable within a 11-minute walk, Mercure Lugo Centro has concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property and a terrace. Very nice, stylish room. Comfy beds. Super clean.
Hotel in Villalba
Seijo is offering accommodations in Villalba. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi. The property is non-smoking throughout and is located 28 miles from Lugo Cathedral. At the hotel, rooms have a closet.... Spotlessly Clean friendly staff
Hotel in Fonsagrada
Albergue Casa Cuartel provides air-conditioned rooms in Fonsagrada. This 1-star hotel offers a shared kitchen and a shared lounge. Beautiful and unique little.room with A/C and our own little balcony. Lots of amenities in the building like a full kitchen, laundry and an outdoor patio.
Hotel in Lugo
Located in Lugo, 2.9 miles from Lugo Cathedral, Hotel Forum Ceao has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. The check-in was incredibly efficient. All employees extremely kind. The room has a good size. The bed is comfortable, bathroom well organized. Everything was clean. Breakfast was faire despite not been a buffet. Parking free available.
Hotel in A Coruña
Doubletree By Hilton A Coruna is offering accommodations in A Coruña. Location was convenient with access to beach and town. It was very clean and tasteful. Restaurant is also great but a bit pricey.
Hotel in City Center, Santiago de Compostela
Hotel in Treacastela
Hotel in Finisterre
Hotel in Muxia
Hotel in A Coruña
Hotel in Fonsagrada
Hotel in Lugo
Hotel in City Center, Santiago de Compostela
Hotel in Santiago de Compostela
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Hotel in Pontevedra
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Hotel in Muxia
Located in Muxia, a 13-minute walk from Praia de Lourido, Parador Costa da Morte provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge. Location and building facilities
Hotel in Treacastela
Hotel Alda Triacastela is offering accommodations in Treacastela. With free WiFi, this 2-star hotel has a shared lounge and a terrace. Guests can have a drink at the snack bar. Stunning, brand new property with all the amenities. Staff were welcoming and very helpful.
Hotel in Finisterre
Located in Finisterre, a 2-minute walk from Da Ribeira Beach, Hotel Costa da Morte provides accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a bar. Everything!!! The hotel is so well- located and the room was clean and so comfortable with...
Hotel in Vigo
Offering a sun terrace, Agua de Mar Hotel Boutique is located in Vigo in the Galicia Region. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Rooms have a flat-screen TV. Location, clean, organized, great front desk clerk
Hotel in Melide
Located in Melide, 30 miles from Santiago de Compostela Convention Center, Hotel Carlos 96 has a terrace, a restaurant and a bar. Big room and big bathroom I was on the 3rd floor room #311 with a balcony and nice view.
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. Everything! Location was fantastic. Rooms were very clean.
Hotel in Finisterre
Hotel Mar de Fisterra is set in Fisterra, at the end of Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route and less than 164 feet from Langosteira beach. It offers rooms with sea views and free Wi-Fi in public... The feeling that you are welcome. They do everything they can to make you feel at home, the welcome...
Hotel in Castro Caldelas
Casa de Caldelas is a restored 18th-century building located in the historic village of O Castro de Caldelas, 28 mi from Ourense. The hotel is in a magnificent old building and the modernization is lovely
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 mini-bar and a safe. The overall impression is very high - the historical building is excellently accommodated as a hotel...
Hotel in Ribadeo
This charming and rustic-style hotel is located in the historical center of Ribadeo, only 328 feet from the seafront promenade and the marina. Sr. Rolle is a great host. Very attentive and helpful, suggesting things to do in the locale.
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. We arrived in pouring rain well before our scheduled arrival - no effort was spared in making us...
Hotel in Sanxenxo
The Hotel Carlos I Silgar is located just 165 ft from Silgar Beach in Sanxenxo. It features a spa, a fitness center and rooms with free Wi-Fi and a private balcony. We loved our room, the spa, the surroundings, and the staff's kindness.
Hotel in Lugo
Featuring a fitness center, Sercotel EsteOeste is located in Lugo in the Galicia region, a 4-minute walk from Lugo Cathedral and 600 yards from Roman Walls of Lugo. The hotel was immaculate and the breakfast was fantastic, with lots of options and all very fresh.
Hotel in Foz
Located in Foz, a 18-minute walk from Rapadoira Beach, Malates Slow Boutique Hotel has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge. We stayed for 1 week with our 6 months old baby, and absolutely loved it!
Hotel in Friol
Located in Friol, 14 miles from Congress and Exhibiton Center, Hotel Rural O Cruce do Burgo provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. This place is one of the most amazing places to stay on the Camino Primitivo.
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, 23 miles from As Burgas Thermal Springs, As Casas Ribeira Sacra provides accommodations 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 Arzúa
HOTEL ARZÚA is located in Arzúa, within 24 miles of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral and 21 miles of Santiago de Compostela Convention Center. very good hotel, very good breakfast
Hotel in City Center, Santiago de Compostela
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Hotel Atalaia B&B is located in Santiago de Compostela, 1312 feet from Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. Helpful, bilingual staff and great atmosphere, really a wonderful place to stay
Hotel in Treacastela
Complexo Xacobeo has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Treacastela. Free WiFi is available and private parking can be arranged at an extra charge. This one gets a 10 out of ten. Nothing that was missing, good beds, excellent shower.
Hotel in City Center, Santiago de Compostela
Located in Santiago de Compostela's historical center, Hotel Alda San Bieito is 1476 feet from Obradoiro Square. It offers free WiFi, a 24-hour automated reception. It's perfect for visiting Santiago. Old building, but renovated interior.
Hotel in Muxia
Set on Playa de la Cruz Beach, 1640 feet from the center of Muxia, Hotel La Cruz offers a free Wi-Fi zone and free parking. Heated rooms feature tiled floors, a desk, TV and telephone. The view of the Sea from my room was amazing! Everything was extremely clean and new.
Hotel in City Center, Santiago de Compostela
This historic building is located just 656 feet from Santiago Cathedral, by the San Miguel dos Agros Church. Great choice to rest and relax after Camino ♡
Couples traveling to Galicia loved staying at 1930 Boutique Hotel, ACOUGA Hotel Boutique, and Hotel Casa da Galbana.
These hotels in Galicia are also highly-rated by couples: Hotel Pazo de Bieite, Hotel Amiuka, and Torre do Rio.
On average, 3-star hotels in Galicia cost $67 per night, and 4-star hotels in Galicia are $94 per night. If you're looking for something really special, 5-star hotels in Galicia cost around $141 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
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, Complexo Xacobeo, Seijo, and Albergue Casa Cuartel are also popular in Galicia.
Hotels in Galicia that offer highly-rated breakfasts include 1930 Boutique Hotel, Hotel O Semaforo, and Hotel Costa da Morte.
Breakfast at these hotels in Galicia are also highly-rated: Atmos Hotel Boutique, Torre do Rio, and Attica21 Vigo 4 Superior.
Many families visiting Galicia loved staying at The Tailor's Garden, Torre do Rio, and HOTEL JAVIER MONTERO.
ACOUGA Hotel Boutique, Hotel Casa da Galbana, and 1930 Boutique Hotel are also popular among family travelers.
Hotel Mardevela, Hotel Casa da Galbana, and Parador Costa da Morte in Galicia have received great reviews for the views from their hotel rooms.
Guests staying in Galicia also loved the views from their rooms at Hotel Mar de Fisterra, Augusta Eco Wellness Resort 4 Superior, and Atmos Hotel Boutique.
Travelers 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 were also highly rated.
Popular places to stay in Galicia include hotels near Maria Pita Square, Ons Island, and Playa Montalvo.
There are 6,557 hotels in Galicia you can book on Booking.com.
Santiago de Compostela, Vigo, and A Coruña are popular with other travelers visiting Galicia.
City Center, El Ensanche Zona Nueva, and Pontevedra Old Town are popular with other travelers visiting Galicia.
Some of the best hotels in Galicia near Maria Pita Square include NORO Plaza, DoubleTree By Hilton A Coruña, and APARTAMENTOS FRANJA 55.
On average, it costs $56 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Galicia for tonight. You'll pay around $72 on average if you stay at a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Galicia will cost around $134 (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Galicia this weekend is $56 or $82 for a 4-star hotel. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Galicia this weekend cost around $146 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
This is a lovely city, but there's not much to do besides eat, shop and walk. I happened upon the band, Tuna de Derecho de Santiago performing late one night across from the cathedral. They are fantastic! The best part of my entire trip to Spain, I felt as though I had experienced a little of authentic Galician culture. Seek them out! The Museum of Galician culture is nearby, and well worth the trip. But beware, it closes early, at the time of this writing, 2 pm. I could have stayed in there for hours. The museum is set in a very old convent but is modernized, with beautifully designed displays. And the biggest surprise of all, just off the garden are a set of double doors...the museum adjoins the ancient church, completely accessible to the public. It is lovely! And the tapas bars in this (northern) part of Spain are unbeatable...the best in the world!
Coruña is a very tranquil small city with exquisite gastronomy and great fashion from stores to the lovely well dressed ladies on the streets even to go to the market everday. It's a daily fashion show. The old city has lots of history as well as the smaller towns all ober Galicia. Coruña is a MUST VISIT!!
I loved A Coruña, especially area where I stayed, in between port and beach and near promenades and shopping and Ciudad Viejo. Food was great and so much to do and see. If I visit again, I'll practice Galician more, so I will be able to understand the menus and the tapas. And communicate. Also pay attention to when cafes and restaurants open. 20:30 dinner is too late for me. Highly recommend a visit of at least two days, so you can sample the chocolate and churros, ice cream and tapas.
I walked into Santiago from the Camino. The city is clean and where the Camino Frances ends is where the tourist activities and shops begin. If you keep walking through the city past the church and down you plaza Galicia you'll reach the train station. The bus station is closer to the entrance to the city. It was worth spending a little more to stay closer to everything. Walking past the entrance to the church you'll find dozens and dozens of Tapas bars. Get a glass of wine and people watch with some Pinchas!
The Cathedral of Santiago contains the relics of the Apostle Saint James, is the endpoint of the Medieval pilgrimage Camino de Santiago, and shouldn't be missed! The old city is full of great shops and restaurants plus museums, monasteries, and other historical sites. There are numerous seafood restaurants with fantastic Galician-style tapas dishes.
Vibrant city where the old and the new merge.. We stayed in a hotel next to Estrella Galicia brewery so we ate there the first night... after trying it we couldn’t try anywhere else! Fantastic ambient, food and beer! Shopping is amazing. People were out eating and hanging so the city was live!
Avoid the Galicia tourism office. Sourly and unhelpful staff we found. The tourist office at the pilgrims reception centre is brilliant. Very friendly and superbly knowledgeable staff.
Beautiful small big city in Galicia - we go very often as we have family there but always as tourists and enjoy visiting the city, restaurants, and just enjoy being there!!!
Cathedral is the main sight with the old quarter which is excellent for exploring. Food is decent and not pricey at all. The market is typical though nothing special. Principal bus station is 1.4 km from cathedral which is not far. I think strolling in the old quarter is fun. Walk to the Galician museum for a look, it is fun too.
Amazing amount of history. Really loved the Museo de Galicia - lots of great information. Food delish - but beware-some places charge more for eating outside (terrazzo). Also some don’t take credit cards and some have minimum credit card purchase of $10 (euros). Lots of places to choose from - use internet sources for recommendations. 😊
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.
The hotel is nicely located between the train station and the historical center of Santiago. It's also strategically located nearby some places where excursions start from (e.g., Praza de Galicia). It also has few nice bars and bakeries in the surroundings (more affordable than in the city center). The staff was very friendly and helpful all the time. We found the room quite spacious and comfortable, with enough place to open the suitcases. The bathroom was big and nicely furnished (even with a convenient bidet).
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.
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!
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.
Bahia de Vigo is excellently located for the port area. The accommodation on the front of the building has incredible views of the Ria de Vigo and ports and countryside of the Morazzo peninsula on the other side. Staff were incredible - very typical of warm and friendly Galicians. Well done! Keep up the good work! Estupendo todo!