Cambados is a great place to start exploring Galicia and all its beautiful things to see. Hotel O…read moreLagar is good 2 star hotel and place to stay. Why? It's location is central, but quiet. It's just a few minutes walk from the seafront, the boulevard, Plaza Fefiñanes and other squares. The owners are really kind, making it feel more like a bed and breakfast and honoring the description "hotel familiar". The rooms have a good standard and the prices are really good (€45-60, depending the season). A few years ago when we stayed her, we got very ill from eating a lot of different seafood mixed with a lot of different alcoholic drinks (... oops, our own fault) and when we got home to the hotel the owner immediately noticed this. She made us rice water (the water in which the rice is boiled), supposedly a secret Galician miracle drink for stomach illness. It seemed to help. The day before the cleaner had put our wet shoes in the sun on the French balcony. What a service! It has a small cafe on the ground floor: cafeteria Bodegón with a nice view on the church. When wanting a cheaper and less touristy hotel (like the Parador) as a fallout base for exploring the country during the day, this hotel serves the purpose.

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.

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.

Beautiful winery with a great wine tasting. I am not usually a fan of white wine but they have a…read morefantastic one! They have a great mix of old and new. They show you the old equipment where the grapes used to get pressed and now the modern equipment and how it works. They do a great job explaining why the wine from this region tastes a certain way and why it can't be replicated in other areas. They are generous with the pouring and have some nice lite bites out as well. They make several liquors as well and I liked the coffee one but it was very strong! This would be a great spot for any kind of party, reception, etc. They are very nice and accomodating. The wine is very reasonable and they put it in a nice container for travel. While I usually prefer red wines, theirs is very different and I wasn't a fan. But the white, one of the best I have had! Great spot for a spanish wine tasting afternoon!

Located in The one time very exclusive island of la Toja, this is one of the two hotels in the…read moreisland. I have stayed here in the past but now I mostly go to their spa when visiting. It's has great surroundings and ocean view mostly in every direction your look. The rooms are very comfortable and spacious and the staff is knowledgeable and with a lot of attention to detail. Their restaurant,is also worth a visit. Their menu is mostly composed by traditional local dishes with special focus on fish and shellfish, the superstars in the area. The only downfall I could see is that the property might look slightly outdated in their decor, as it was built a while ago and I don't think is has underwent any serious renovations eve since.

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.