Fisterra Apartments

On entering our room, we did wonder if we had stepped back to about 1985. The bedroom and bathroom were awash with bright red flowers and towels fashioned to look like swans. It was a little bit OTT but we were walking the Camino Finisterre so as long as our room had 2 comfortable beds and a shower, we were happy! Once we'd shifted all the flowers and swans, and tucked the unnecessary mosquito nets behind the headboards, we had a cosy (OK, small) room with 2 single beds, a tiny table, a chair that was straight out of a wedding reception room (white cover, red bow!) and, we discovered, only one plug socket between the 2 beds. As both of us wanted to charge our phones, one of us had to plug in in the bathroom (not ideal with electrical stuff). We didn't eat in the restaurant but when we came back to the hotel after dinner, we found dozens of little tealights and little lanterns lighting our way up the stairs and all along each corridor. Very pretty! It's a handy place to stay whether you're just visiting Finisterre or you're there as part of a long walk (Camino). From the hotel, you can walk to Cape Finisterre lighthouse in about half an hour or take the much longer route all the way to the Cape. After walking for 5 hours in the morning, we plumped for just the extra trip to the lighthouse. Amazing views out to the Atlantic.