Very clean, central and quite. Only 15 min walk to the old town. Close to train station. Staff was…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. They have free coffee, tea and pastries from 4 to 8 pm.

We stayed at this beautiful historic Parador after walking the Camino. It is located right next to…read moreSantiago de Compostela Cathedral so was very convenient as it is centrally located in the town. 5 stars from check in to check out. They had the most amenities I have seen offered in a hotel bathroom lol. The hotel was beautiful and large rooms. Their breakfast buffet was top notch. It is a wonderful place to relax after reaching Santiago. Definitely recommend!

5 Stars - Buen Camino, Gran Hotel!…read more From the moment I stepped into the grand, voluminous lobby after my long journey on El Camino, the Parador de Santiago de Compostela felt like a sanctuary. The welcome was warm, the atmosphere majestic, and every detail of this historic hotel radiated elegance. My room was spacious and serene--just what I needed for rest and reflection. The staff were exceptional, offering impeccable service with kindness and grace. Bravo to everyone at the Parador de los Reis Católicos--what a truly heavenly experience!

That has to be one of the best hotels I've ever stayed in. Appealing modern design with a relaxing…read moreatmosphere. Very comfortable. Offers complimentary coffee, hot chocolate, and water all day. The staff is very friendly - unlike most places in the touristic cathedral area. Highly recommended. The price is reasonable for this area as well. And Diana at the reception is absolutely charming... :-)

Casa Tia Teresa was great! They had an extra large patio to have a drink, take your shoes off, and…read moremeet up with other Peregrinos. Service was friendly and they weren't too crowded since they were on the other side of the road. Be safe while dodging the traffic. On top of that, they had their own bottled beer! Vale!

The place is beautiful, no doubt, have been coming back every year in the summer. This time was…read moredifferent. I ordered a gin kas which is gin and a lemon drink called kas. When they came and poured the gin there was barely anything in my cup . To give you a background, most places charge you 5 euros for a drink like this and this place charges 8.50 which is fine if they served it correctly . I have attached pictures of the amount which is 1/4 of what any other place would give you. I asked the waiter to put a little more and he stated he had to ask his boss. He came back and said he would charge me again. I am disgusted and disappointed at the lack of service and the fact that they think people are not smart enough to see what they are doing . I used to refer people to this place all the time, no more . Just because you have a beautiful atmosphere doesn't mean you can rob people, awful!

Hands down, this is the best hotel in Santiago! Get a room with a gallery overlooking the courtyard…read moreif you can. Clean rooms, comfortable beds, free wifi. Bathrooms have luxurious rain head showers. At check-in, we received a book by the hotel on where to eat, drink and what to see in town. Very thoughtful! The courtyard is fantastic. We loved having our wine, breakfast and afternoon coffee outside among the apple & lemon trees while listening to the tranquil fountain. By far, this is the best hospitality I've ever received when traveling. Javier & Roberto went above and beyond during the booking process. Once there, Javier helped us make dinner reservations, answered all our questions, and provided some laughs. I loved their Tarta de Santiago so much, Javier even ordered one for me upon request. You can tell that the employees here are very passionate about the hotel. The hotel is in walking distance to all the main sites. Discounted parking is nearby. Definitely stay here!

Standard albergue: shared dining space, bunk beds with privacy curtains, mattress, pillow, shared…read morebathrooms and shared showers, and washers/dryers (you'll need your own detergent). Overall, it did the job, just not as fancy as other albergue we've been to before. I'm not sure if I'm a super fan of the paper thin mattress coverings and pillow coverings, but I imagine it is an attempt to prevent the spread of lice or hosting bed bugs. I had no issues with either, by the way. Clean. If you're looking for a quick one-nighter, this could work for you! Just FYI that it is a bit of a walk away from the city center, but you will be surrounded by local stores and eateries!

The bed was alright, the showers and other facilities were alright. But still it wasn't great -…read moremaybe because it wasn't really cosy. Anyway good value for the money - and well located, only two blocks away from the airport bus.