Hesperia Finisterre is an excellent hotel in many ways. The customer service was very good at…read morereception. We had a problem with lights and someone addressed our situation immediately (although I did make my requests in Spanish). The room we had was extremely spacious and it was very relaxing to have the cries of seagulls lull me to sleep. The beds were also very comfortable. Breakfast at the hotel was delicious and one of the best spreads that I have experienced while traveling. The dining room also gives a lovely view of the port. There is a great fitness area for hotel patrons as well, which includes weights, treadmills, elliptical, etc. The location is great, as it is walking distance to a lot of attractions, shops, and restaurants. You will need a taxi to get to the Renfe station, however. The only downside is the connection speed of the wireless Internet. It was extremely slow and made it impossible to accomplish any work. A cute plus: there are chuches (gummy candy) and champagne in the lobby!

If you're looking for an affordable place to stay choose Hotel Avenida. We had a great stay…read more The room was quiet, the bed super comfortable. Excellent customer service, and delicious and nutritious breakfast available.

We were on a 12 day trip through Spain and Portugal. All hotels were one night stays. We checked in…read morearound 3:00pm and checked out around 11:00am. Booking was made over Booking.com. Check in and check out was very easy with people that spoke enough english to make everything easy. The room was immaculately clean and very comfortable. The room looked to be freshly redone. Everything looked new and fresh. Wifi worked well. This is a place I would not hesitate to stay again or recommend to others.

Stayed 2 nights here on my way to start the Camino de Santiago. The man at the desk at 5am was so…read morehelpful to me to catch a cab at that hour. He really went the extra mile. The room was clean and had just what I needed to rest. I slept with the window open both nights to the wonderful sounds of the ocean. About a scenic beachside walk to Hercules Tower right outside the hotel.

The Hotel Riazor is a very good hotel, made fantastic by it's location across the street from the…read morespectacular Riazor Beach in A Coruña. We didn't have an ocean facing room, but if you can get one, try. Even so, I enjoyed our stay there. The room was compact and comfortable and the staff were helpful and courteous. I was in A Coruña to work, so basically I needed the hotel to disappear into a support role and that is what it did. Everything, including the WiFI worked and was dependable. It's not the swankiest or most up to date hotel in the world, but I would welcome another opportunity to stay there.

I have to admit that I did not experience any of the shortcomings that some of the other reviewers…read moreexperienced. Instead, I experienced a very friendly staff in nice eclectic hotel setting. I believe the hotel is located in a retrofitted old building that was turned into a hotel. Why? Well I was on the 6th floor and as soon as I entered my room I had to climb a metal spiral staircase that went into my room? How did I get my heavy suitcase up that winding staircase? Very slowly!?! But, hey, I understand in Europe they are not as quick as we are to demolish beautiful old buildings. Which I believe is great because at the same time you are helping to preserve a piece of history. The staff was very hospitable and informative. I took the staff up on some of their restaurant recommendations and I was just blown away at how great of a food location that Coruna is. Most notably, steak from the blonde Gallego bulls which is even better than wagu beef from Japan. Yes, its true, better than wagu beef! Moreover, the seafood here is simply outstanding and better yet the prices were on the cheap side for what I received!! Fantastic eating out value! Room service was excellent. The food delivered to my room was actually very good. Also, my booking included free breakfast which I also loved. Moreover, Coruna served as a jump off point to visit Santiago De Compostela which was only a 40 minute train ride away. Unfortunately, I did not have enough time to walk like all of the other thousands of pilgrims visiting. Back to my hotel stay, I highly recommend this place if you find yourself on your way this corner of Espana.

This Melia falls well below its own aspirations. They explained that they turn off the hotel's AC…read morechiller at 1am and the room gets fairly muggy. The WiFi and hot water are chronically unreliable. The walls are thin and heavy wood doors plus faux wood floors means that any loud footstep will wake you up. We eventually resorted to earplugs although I am a very sound sleeper generally. The Laundry and Parking are pricey and they are not helpful in finding you any alternatives to their prices. Luckily I found a nearby dry cleaners that saved me about $60 USD over the hotel. Lastly, the bathroom had very shoddy work, broken tiles, and a broken shower head meant to adjust, but it kept sliding down. There are better alternatives for the money.