Very clean, large rooms and bathrooms, nice people, and the breakfast that came with our room…read morepackage was delicious. The location is excellent and easy to find.

First of all, the staff are helpful, friendly, and genuinely radiate pride in their hotel. The…read morehotel itself is definitely "Grand" and gives a feeling of peaceful gentility. The bed was very comfortable, the products top-notch. The spa deserves a full review itself. The Thermal Club is adults only time, where you can spend a two hour block going between the sauna, the ice room, the steam room, and finally the shower rooms. Each shower is different. Then, after completing the circuits multiple times, proceed up to the fully glass-enclosed pool, where there are multiple different water features to pummel, massage, and relax you. Water beds, water jets, and water sprays make for a fun experience! We also spent several hours getting spa treatments, taking a thermal bath in the legendary healing waters of La Toja, getting massaged, wrapped, and facials. Afterwards, skin was so nice! This place is a destination in itself. Will worth the trip!

From the owner: Un hotel balneario emblemático en un lugar único: ubicado en una isla, legendario por las…read morepropiedades de sus aguas minero-medicinales, piscina exterior climatizada (en temporada), gastronomía de primera calidad, boutiques, discoteca, campo de golf, casino, pistas de tenis y de pádel... Esta variedad de servicios hace que encuentre todo lo que busca en esta paradisíaca isla.

Beautiful hotel and would stay there again in a heart beat. Beautiful room and the food was one of…read morethe best we had on the Camino. They take great care to keep the place just beautiful.a bit off the beaten path but glad we got to stay there

Let me say this place shines in so many ways--The chef--and the food is as good as any I have had…read morein any city--the food was beautiful and incredible to eat--the beef stew type entree was tender--flavorful--beautifully plated and graciously served. The room was updated/rustic--clean--I loved the stone walls--Everything about this place was gracious and had a simple elegance--The chef and the kitchen team really knew how to prepare exceptionally beautiful food and plate it as art--it is rare to find such a great place while traveling off the beaten path.

Unplanned stay at this hotel on 10 Jan 2018. Have been visiting my elderly Mom in a nearby town,…read moreabout 30 mins away by car. She is hospitalized here due to the "gripe" (flu) epidemic. Anyway, had stayed at the San Martin, summer 1968, with my parents, as a teenager. At the time, this was the newest and grandest hotel in this mid-size city. Decided to stay here to be close to hospital, reasonable rate 63 Euros including breakfast. Disappointed. The hotel is undergoing renovations since last April, expected to be completed March of this year. Cab driver told me that the main entrance is closed. Got there about 1015PM on a rainy night. Very dangerous entrance to rear lobby, which looked very somber at night. Construction cones, tape, equipment scattered about in your path outside. I actually went over to a terrace cafe next door, to ask if I should be trying that entrance. Rooms are quite a bit smaller than what I had experienced 50 years ago. Did not ask, but I think my room 709 was one of the newly renovated rooms. Totally exposed bathroom area. Just partial glass walls. No door. Minimal amenities. Just shampoo, bath gel and a tiny bit of bar soap. No tissues, hair dryer, lotion, shower cap, bathrobe. No place to hang the bath towel. Bedroom area was good. Comfortable queen-size type bed. Great recessed lighting. No closet or drawers, just shelving with a rack to hang a few items. Restaurant closed for renovation, so an abundant (for Europe) buffet breakfast delivered to room, at exactly the time requested, by a grumpy man. Rear entrance check-in/out staff were very polite and professional, especially Antonio. Did not explore the hotel. Left at 900AM the next morning. No rewards plan affiliation.

I liked that when you exit this Parador, you are right in the city and near shops, etc. (including…read morelaudromats). It is a short walking distance from the Church of the Virgin Pilgrim and the Gothic church of San Francis, both of which are beautiful and worth visiting. The rooms were comfortable and the food delicious. The staff was helpful, especially in helping some of us order a taxi. This Parador is not as opulent as the one in Baiona, which is something I liked.

Destroyed by bedbugs!…read more My wife and I were supposed to stay 5 nights in the Pontevedra Parador, and check out on Sunday 22nd of April. We were forced to leave ahead of time because my wife was attacked and ravaged by bedbugs, in room 221. She had to go to dermatologist who prescribed three medicines for her. Her arms and neck are ravaged (acribilladas) by undetermined insects that were in our room, and bed. The Paradores should be ashamed: never in our life of travels all over the world had this happened. Absurdly, we were charged full price for having my wife injured in your parador because of lack of hygiene and cleanliness! Also, we had to pay for the visit to the dermatologist and the medicines. Worst of all, my wife is still suffering the consequences of this attack on her person.

Solid hotel close to the historic old town. Friendly staff. Clean. Almost on the Pilgrim route if…read moreyou are walking to Santiago. Good choice!

Camino Portuguese Gem. I entered the lobby, a wet rat from a long rainy morning. They were…read morerespectful, friendly and helpful. The had options for drying my clothes. The had city maps. The dinner was a great value and the breakfast was amazing. A place to send my friends for sure.