Galicia Hotels

The accommodation was perfect to our needs and the staff went out of their way to assist us in our stay. Even when a taxi was unavailable to take us to our transfer to Portugal.

Amazing food! Must try! The patatas bravas were the best we’ve had in Spain.

Nice accomodation near to city center. Many facilities (food, shops, cafe. ) are around. The train station is 10 minutes by walk. We had one request, and the owner was very friendly.

We spent in this park two nights as campers, the staff was really nice and helpfull, the plots for the tents are very private and have a lot of shade.

I needed a room in A Coruna after deciding to visit to check out the medieval festival (Fiestas del Apóstol Santiago, St James) post El Camino Frances 25. I found the Hotel Santa Catalina which was a

A wonderful place to stay in Ribadeo! The staff speak English very well (quite rare in other places/hotels in Spain where we passed) and they are very kind and helpful.

Beautiful house with garden! Great for small kids. They can watch chicken, dogs, cat an ducks! Also amazing heating inside the house for rainy days in Galicia!

The rooms are small but cozy and tidy and offered what a pilgrim needs, especially if you do want a bit more privacy and more relaxed hour restrictions than the municipal albergue.

So peaceful and comfortable stay. I loved the offering of cups of tea. Sitting on the porch and watching the caminos go by.