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A lovely historic building … there the praise ends. I’m afraid . This is supposed to be a 4 star establishment, it’s not . The staff without exception were cool and not particularly friendly nor helpful . The room was tired looking and very old fashioned . I can’t imagine why this hotel has rave reviews . We have spent 13 nights in 13 different hotels whilst walking the Camino , this was our least favourite by far . The sign in bathrooom regarding not washing towels to save the environment next to bowl oh plastic disposable toiletries. Was somewhat ironic . Admit it you just don’t want to wash towels . Give it a miss

A beautiful hotel in the middle of nowhere. However, our stay was totally spoilt by a rude and spiteful member of staff . Everyone was lovely except for one staff member with black curly hair . She didnt like it that we sat in the sun in the seating area at the back , chastised us verbally and went out of her way to be unhelpful and smilingly vindictive for the rest of our stay . She made us wait excessively and repeatedly in the restaurant while being overly attentive to other diners . When we asked for a second glass of wine with pur mains ( willing to pay for it ) she indicated she would bring it but didnt . Instead she made a point of stripping the tables surrounding us and deep cleaning them . Following that she then made a point of removing all the open wine from the dining room and putting it away . The food was nice but our treatment left a nasty taste. Needless to say, we were not willing to put up with this treatment any longer and left , relocating to the bar where we were treated better. Lovely room , comfie bed and breakfast . I believe this staff member would deny the way she treated us if asked , but my friend and I know how she made us feel and we are convinced it was deliberate !

Beautiful hotel in an historic building on The Camino is wonderful Galicia. While a tad short on staff, we were made very comfortable by the efforts of Maria, who seemed to be single handedly - and most graciously - running the place. Tastefully decorated, nicely appointed rooms. Our groups of six enjoyed the refreshing pool after a long day of walking. Kudos to the staff who worked very hard to ensure we had a nice stay, despite needing more hands on deck.

Beautiful building and was looking forward to a comfortable night However this hotel has the air of a business being run by people who are not naturally of the hotel industry. When one arrives exhausted from a 26k walk in 35 degree heat one hopes for at least a welcome and perhaps an offer of a glass of water to avoid keeling over in reception. The chap on teh front desk was not particularly in the mood to move nev mind help. Later - "what's the history of this building..?" - "you can scan the QR code..". "Oh, thanks...". Very few beds round teh pool. Pool looked as though it needed cleaned. Breakfast was ordered as a picnic. It was pretty dire and we threw away most of it. "The phrase "fur coat and nae knickers" came to mind. Comfortable, clean, intriguing but lacking. Meal in adjoining restaurant was ok but expensive.

It is a lovely place but our room smelled moldy. We had the window open as much as we could.

Lovely characterful, peaceful hotel in a fabulous setting. Great morning and evening views from the room - our bags had been moved to our room before we arrived which was a nice touch. The breakfast was varied and very good. The hotel restaurant food was also very good indeed. We would definitely recommend the hotel and we would come back again. It may seem churlish to mention the very few less than ideal aspects but for those looking for detail prior to booking those that there were, were as follows: drinks at the bar were far too expensive and the swimming pool water was so icy (late September) it was almost impossible to use - despite it having been very sunny all day and all week prior to arrival. The hotel restaurant produced superb food though it took over one hour between ordering and the starter to arrive - we were hungry and also keen to get to bed early for the Camino de Santiago so that was a little irritating. However the kitchen staff brought one or two canapés to try and ameliorate the slow service. And having said that, our starter (a salad) was the largest plate of really excellent salad treats I have ever seen and would have sufficed for an entire meal without having a 'main' course.