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.

It was costly for a room without controllable air conditioning (at least I could not cool the room…read morefurther than it was set to). They charged an occupancy charge for our kids, but never made the bed, etc. that came with this occupancy charge. Upon complaining, they apologized and refunded the fee (since they provided no service). So, the staff offered good support, although it was a little hard to communicate our problems with them. (For example, after asking the housekeeping staff for sheets for the bed, they only wanted to offer one sheet, and we kept saying we needed a fitted bottom sheet and a top sheet). However, the location of this hotel is beautiful -- located near several beaches, some kid friendly and some not. The Hercules Tower is amazing. The breakfast buffet was very good. All in all, a little too expensive for what it was, but it is beautiful clean hotel with good breakfast buffet. Although we didn't get to use it, the gym looked great.

Gayle and I stayed here in May at the end of Day 3 of our Camino Ingles Trek. The hardest Day 4…read morelay ahead of us, and we appreciated the comfortable hotel room and a really nice breakfast the next morning. An added bonus was that our couriered bags had already been delivered to our room. The Hotel Garelos is located a block or so off the main Betanzos square (which is on the Camino), which gave us lots of opportunity to walk around , find a nice place for Lunch (including trying the famous regional tortilla), and shop for wine/snacks for the room (aka our dinner after a late Spanish Lunch). We even ran into a few follow Pilgrims in town, which is part of the on-trail community that was so welcoming.

Primo location. Excellent view of harbor with balcony…read more Spotless room. Personable staff. Very reasonably priced. That should equal five-stars in my book. Manolo is a very exuberant fellow. To hear him tell it, his hotel is the best in Spain. We've never stayed in every hotel in Spain however, we have to give him his chops for his enthusiasm. He also wastes no time in telling you his brother's restaurant has the best hamburgers in all of Spain. And the best coffee and the best toast and the best..... I don't know if it's the best but it was good enough for us. We will stay here again.

A great hotel to stay at for the French, Northern and Primitivo Routes of the 'Camino de Santiago'…read more(Trail of Saint James) pilgrims. It's pretty quiet and the customer service is really good. The food at the restaurant was tasty. It is very friendly to English speak only travelers.

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.

Gayle and I had a very nice stay at the Hotel Montebreamo at the end of Day 2 of our Camino Ingles…read morepilgrimage during May 2022. Some Pilgrims go from Ferrol (start) to Puentedeume as their longer Day 1. However, our Day 1 stopped at Neda, making our first couple outings a little easier. The Hotel Montebreamo is right on the Camino and high up on the hill going out of town. That puts that climb within Day 2, making the beginning of Day 3 (to Betanzos) a little bit easier. Gayle and I are also not Albergue Pilgrims, which means we're staying at Hotels (with luggage service in-between), no hostels with all our belongings on our back. The Hotel Montebreamo was a very nice stay and in a very gorgeous building inside and out. It's run by a family, in which the Mother is in charge and who was very welcoming to us. We couldn't translate everything she was saying, her love of this place made figuring things out fairly easy. Our very comfortable room was on the ground floor and with a window directly outside to the Camino. The main floor had plenty of space for hanging out and relaxing, but a kitchen area with a pantry for snacks anytime. The subsequent breakfast room set up and meal was also very enjoyable. The only real downside here is that once you're checked in and let's say you want to go into down from dinner, it's a significant walk down, and then back up. Yet, that's minor, and Gayle and I would gladly stay here again as Pilgrims or Tourists.