My wife and I stayed at HC 96 in Melide one night during our Camiño de Santiago journey. What a…read moregreat hotel. The owners were extremely hospitable. It even has a laundry facility where we could was our dirty and wet hiking clothes. The food here was delicious and plentiful. Our stay included breakfast where we calorie loaded for another long day on the Camino. I highly recommend HC 96. If you find yourself in Melide give HC 96 a try. I hope your stay will be as nice as ours!!!

We have been hiking the camino for three days and were fortunate to have a night at this lovely…read morehotel. It is operated by a family that cares about customer service. Louis welcomed us with a warm greeting. The rooms are large, clean, and comfortable. They have a large variety of craft beers at the bar and a popular restaurant.

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.

Easy check in. Bar next to the check in area…read more Great view of the water. A/C works fine. The room was small and perfect! $65 for the night.

A beautiful hotel located in Portomarín, we stayed here one night as it was one of our stops along…read morethe Camino de Santiago. Clean and modern, we had a wonderful view of the Miño River, the longest river in Galicia, Spain, from our room. The room itself had two double beds with a nice hardwood floor and flat screen TV. I would recommend this place for the friendly staff and great breakfast buffet that was included with our stay. It's located right in the heart of this small town that's surrounded by so much history and culture.

This was a little nicer place to stay along the Camino. It's off the beaten path and has the feel…read moreof a higher class tourist pension, rather than the feel of an albergue. There is also an albergue here, but it was full. We were able to obtain a two bed, hotel-like room here, complete with a bathroom. The style is quite modern. There is an outdoor/enclosed restaurant on site that served a decent pilgrim meal. There's also a pool where pilgrims can rest their weary feet. I ended up having a great conversation with a fellow student here - a medical student from Spain. This place offered an excellent respite from the grueling walk of the previous days.

I ate lunch here as my group checked into the hotel for the evening. There were not a lot of…read morechoices on the menu and the available choices were quite expensive. We he good was ok but the room and decor was excellent. I guess it depends on what you are looking for. eleven euros for a appetizer is a bit on the steep side.

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!

12 Years and over 3300 Reviews later, Gayle and I returned to the Parador de Santiago de Compostela…read more(aka Hostal dos Reis Católicos). We were here for our Honeymoon in 2010 and this time, we walked here at the end of the Camino Ingles. One big change since our last visit was that our Superior room was upgraded to a Junior Suite, and with a view of the Cathedral Plaza! As this is one of the best Paradors in the system, everything her remained first class. Our breakfasts were fantastic, the historical walk arounds within the Parador were informative, the architecture was fascinating, the common areas were comfortable and relaxing, and the outdoor patio restaurant was a fun place to hang out. I had one little incident when a waiter accidently spilled sangria on me. I took it all with good humor, especially since the waiter was highly apologetic. Parador staff also offered to have the affected clothes washed, which were back in our room (with another apology and a few treats) within a couple hours. Being treated like royalty (especially when we're not) made our day. Gayle and I are already talking about another Camino, maybe the Portuguese Coastal Way. If we do, we have no doubt where we'll be staying again at the end of our Pilgrimage.

Clean, modern hotel. Good location. Just a short walk (up some steep stairs)…read more The service is ok. The wifi wasn't working. And, the front desk blamed our phones. It eventually got straightened out. But, don't blame your customer for your hotel wide problem! Good value and a great restaurant attached too. I would stay again.