Right in the heart of Vigo is this beautiful hotel. I walked in and instantly felt it was luxurious…read moreand full of class. The staff were dressed very sharp and had excellent customer service. It wasn't the stuffy, uncomfortable, and overly formal style of luxury - it was a perfect blend of making me feel spoiled yet also at home. The rooms were large with big windows, a well lit bathroom with great ceiling vent, huge showers with hot water and good pressure. The beds were comfortable and gave me a great night's rest after a day of travel. The city of Vigo is generally walkable and this hotel is near several shops and restaurants so it was a great location. We stayed here one night and then hit the Camino de Santiago the next morning. It was a perfect night's sleep before the start of our pilgrimage!

After walking 17 miles today on the Camino I was exhausted! Our room wouldn't cool down. We called…read moreand asked for maintenance to come up but were told the AC wasn't on (even though the hallway and reception area was nice and cool) so they would switch our room and they'd be right up with the key to the new room. 15 minutes later still no key so husband had to go get the key. It may not sound like much but at this type of hotel you expect more! We've stayed at three NH Collection hotels in other countries and they were perfect. This one, not so much!!

The Parador de Baiona is a former castle that has become a hotel and event space, including its own…read morechapel. Looking at the guests, who where there when I was, this is a popular venue for destination weddings. The Parador sits on a peninsula overlooking the water. The views are gorgeous. From the hotel, it is an easy walk to leave the property and visit nearby shops. The room was spacious. I enjoyed both dinner and breakfast at the hotel. The dinners in Spain often include fish, which is cooked to perfection. Breakfasts at the hotels are a buffet and I enjoyed the various cured meats and regional cheeses.

Really cool hotel. It is an old monastery converted to a hotel! Close to the waterfront in A…read moreGuarda. Room has fridge and ac/heat. Only drawback is no elevator so if you have heavy luggage it is a bit rough.

This is a two star hotel so in many ways you get what you pay for. There are also only two hotels…read morein this town. Having said that, the hotel could substantially improve its customer service by doing 3 things: 1. Make sure WiFi is working in the rooms. 2. Make sure the AC is working in all rooms. When it is 87 degrees outside and you are on the third floor with no AC, sleeping is not happening and guest are going to be miserable. 3. With the Camino bag drop being 8 am, and the breakfast not being open till 8 am, the log jam for breakfast is ridiculous. Open breakfast 30 min prior to avoid the long line and no sitting availability for all your guests. I would also add that it would be good to have someone at the front desk reception in the mornings. Service goes a long way.

Room is excellent for two of us on camino traveling together. We had a massage while here and it…read morewas exceptional! The restaurant does get busy and two people working was definitely not enough to cover floor and the bar.

The location in Baiona is great, right on the waterfront. They also delivered my bag to my room…read more The room itself was ok, but I hit my head on the slanted roof twice. Breakfast is not buffet style.

Stayed here during our Camino trip and this was the only hotel we found in this area. Manuel, I…read morebelieve to be its owner/receptionist who was kind and hospitable. It's two star hotel and we didn't expect much about it but a room and a bathroom were clean, with a nice size balcony. Bonus was a nice swimming pool after a long day walk. It was a treat for sure. There was not much around the area so we ate at the restaurant attached to the hotel. Food was exceptionally good with local cuisine. One of the food to try in Portugal was Seafood Rice and we had that one and a skewer of squid which came with other seafood on it. The total cost with 1 and half bottle wine and bread, olives, and pate with the food was 40 Eruo. What a gem in this little town!