Nande is a local jewel. The restaurant and hotel are located near As Neves in the barrio Rubios…read more Situated high above the valley just behind the winery Señorio de Rubios, the location has great views of the region and access to lots of trails just behind the property. The restaurant grows the majority of their vegetables and sources other products locally if possible to provide the highest quality dishes. Offering dishes ranging from tapas and a copa to multi course meals for groups, special events and meetings. I have enjoyed every visit to the hotel, restaurant and we visit there regularly. With only 12 rooms, the location is very intimate and well managed. The staff are very professional and several languages are spoken there, just ask. I would suggest a favorite plate but i have enjoyed everything I've been served and thus only suggest you visit. bon appetit

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!

This is a beautiful small old house that was completely redone and fitted out for 4 persons. I was…read morethe first visitor this year - and an unexpected one at that - but still got a warm welcome. The garden surrounding the house of the hosts is wonderful and very well maintained. I did suffer from the cold the first night, but that was OK after. I didn't come by car (automatic car rental is more expensive than taking a taxi) which had its challenges: I had to go down 500 m on a steep hill to be told on the first day that the bread hadn't arrived yet. I did take the taxi to get in and out of Paredes de Coura, although one could also walk it: about 2.5 km.

Normally (well, what is 'normally: I hadn't been here for 7 years), i stay at the Casa do Arrabalde…read morebut it was still closed this early in the year and Isabel, the manager, sent me to this new hotel which was a nice surprise: the reception was overall very friendly (except when I arrived at 12: they still had to clean the rooms). The room was across the street. Very modern, but everything in good working condition. Breakfast was quite extensive and a bit on the sweet side (this is Portugal, not Germany). If next time the Casa do Arrabalde is closed, I will definitely come back here. Price is also perfectly acceptable. The location is quiet: across the bridge, and there is a restaurant and a local eating place on the same square

I view my stay at Casa Fernanda in October 25 as a a top ten evening life experience. Great…read moreperegrinos, food, facilities and most importantly Fernanda and her family. She is a whirlwind and an inspiration while at the same time makes great food and conversation. I was able to slip in on short notice and look back fondly. I took many photos and videos to memorialize my brief stay there. I was aware ahead of time of the fantastic reputation and it lived up to that and more. Even the check out guy at REI told me two months ahead of time, "you have to stay at Casa Fernanda". He was right.

A very friendly energetic host with bags of enthusiasm. A very caring host. Not the usual Camino…read moreexperience or rather a most unusual experience. Everyone had fun and ate really well. I definitely recommend. Book in advance if you can.

Gayle and I spent 2 nights here in May. We had originally tried to book the Parador in Baiona, but…read morewas unable to because of a big wedding that reserved most of the rooms. The Parador also had an advantage of being within walking distance of Baiona and its restaurants and bars. The Talaso Atlantico is an easy drive (and park), or a long walk. That walk is actually part of the Camino Portuguese (Coastal Route) in either direction from the Hotel. We were originally going to take a boat to Cies (one of the Atlantic Islands within a National Park), but the weather was rainy that day, and overcast and threatening the day before. We ended up exploring Baiona one day and driving down the coast into Portugal on the other. The Portugal drive was neat in terms of checking out that section of the Camino and marveling how there are really no borders in parts of the EU. In terms of a tourist experience, these were down days and ones that had us wondering in hindsight if should have just skipped this part of the trip. When we checked in, Talaso's normally ample parking was an issue because of....a wedding. The front desk has us park in one of the handicapped spots, which I wasn't thrilled about. Otherwise, the logistics of our stay were just fine. The hotel has a nice patio (with food/bar service), a generous breakfast, a restaurant, and a really cool salt water pool/spa which we enjoyed. Our room was also very nice and with an expansive view.

Nice hotel but the shower's are a bit wonky. We did not eat dinner there but we did enjoy a nice…read morebreakfast when we stayed there in MAY of 20226'

Location is good. Breakfast is also good. But almost the entire hotel smells moldy. Too expensive…read morefor condition of hotel. I would not go again.

Solid hotel if you are hiking the Camino. Restaurant on site that has a pilgrim menu and two pools…read more Rooms are good and I had an ocean view. No toiletries except for soap.