Homestays in Galicia, Spain

It is located about a 15 minute walk to the main old town. It's cheap and the name is hostel, but it's a hotel with a private bathroom. There's also a bathtub. The soundproofing is a bit poor, but it seems unavoidable due to the characteristics of the old building. comfortable to stay

It is a modern looking hostel with good sized and clean rooms. It is difficult to park nearby despite not being in the center but they have an agreement with the Eroski next door so that guests can park for 8 euros a day. Apart from that, the service and equipment available are correct and at reception they provide you, if you want, with a map of the city and advice on what to see for tourists. Just below there is a cafeteria with good prices for breakfast.

· La ubicación es inmejorable, cerca del bus que va al aeropuerto, al lado del centro , está muy bien , tiene dos terrazas, super divinas, tienes agua, café y té. También tienes neveras para guardar tus cosas. Una Habitación muy amplia y comodisima. Un detalle, puedes lavar alguna ropa, que cuando llevas muchos dias siempre necesitas algo , Lo recomiendo. El chico de la recepción que es venezolano super amable a la hora de consultar algo

Sound proofing not great as the wooden floors get creaky. But noise beats quiet eerieness. Good place to start for the last 100km of camino. Walkable to church and the pier area. Only 1 small convenience store nearby, so difficult to find supermarkets in Portugal.

It was a little off putting when I first arrived as the entrance was in a small alley but I soon discovered a lot of hotels in Santiago are are like this, but it is a very nice hotel. Staff were nice and a really good breakfast. Not far from the old town and cathedral etc for sightseeing and close to non tourist shops for retail shopping. We got the bus from airport for €1 and it stopped close to hotel and it is a short walk, maybe 12 minutes from bus station. No outside space or bar which may disappoint others but we were not planning on spending our time in the hotel bar when there is so much else to explore nearby. Nice bar on corner next to hotel, fruit shop and supermarket just around the corner so very handy

The Rey Fernando Hotel is a perfectly located hotel in Santiago de Compostela: only 5 minutes from the railway/bus station and 15 minutes from the famous Cathedral. The room furniture is classic, and the bathroom (new) has a very limited kit of courtesy. The general cleaning has satisfied me. The hotel is a very friendly reception staff, with average prices and prices, but one of the most economical facilities is private bathroom.

It is convenient to location near the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, but the building is too old, the bathroom is narrow, the facilities are poor, and the bed is crooked, so it is very old. The owner was friendly but difficult to communicate.

The hotel is very well located in the pedestrian area near the Maria Pita Square The bemol is that located in the pedestrian area impossible to reach it by car The hotel recommends a little cheap parking but possibility to park at 5 minutes from normal and place place disabled

The location is a bit inconvenient as it is a bit far from the city center of Sarria, but the owner is very friendly and the facilities were not bad. It was a pity that there was no hot pot to boil water in the room. The price comparison effect is recommended.

Upon arriving at reception, to departing ~ this renovated monastery, all staff were so accommodating and friendly, throughout our stay. I travelled with a friend and we had opted for the very well priced, pilgrim en suite rooms with breakfast. Our rooms were next door to each other and equipped well with the basics required. Single bed, desk, wardrobe, lamps. It felt a fitting location to base ourselves at, after completing our Sarría to SDC Pilgrim Camino Path. The room felt cosy and so authentic. I loved the original wooden window shutters, which looked down into a beautifully landscaped courtyard. It was very clean and would certainly recommend to stay here. Breakfast was a mixture of continental, cereals, breads, coffee & juices and was a nice atmosphere to be in. They were very accommodating in being able to provide gluten free items, to which I was very thankful for. Even moreso, that each morning upon arrival, the young waiter would remember and check us in and re appear with them. We encountered an array of many friendly fellow Worldwide Camino pilgrim walkers, who were very pleasant and interesting to engage and speak with at breakfast. We did try the pilgrims meal 3 course meal the first evening, out of curiosity, As much as it was worth the €15, it lacked any atmosphere to the grand, architectural room that the restaurant is located within. Even if to play a gentle back ground music would have been nice, to take the edge of the silence. But, equally we did enjoy our meal and had a good evening there, retreating to the bar area after dinner, to end the evening. Overall, I would definitely stay here again, as the location too, is second to none! It is centrally located and the cathedral is within a minute away and can be seen and heard at the main entrance doors. There are so many attractions to see in SDC and there are an array of bars, restaurants and shops within the vicinity. Just walking around or sitting enjoying a coffee, watching the world go by is peaceful in this city. A great end to this Camino journey for sure.

It is located about a 15 minute walk to the main old town. It's cheap and the name is hostel, but it's a hotel with a private bathroom. There's also a bathtub. The soundproofing is a bit poor, but it seems unavoidable due to the characteristics of the old building. comfortable to stay

It is a modern looking hostel with good sized and clean rooms. It is difficult to park nearby despite not being in the center but they have an agreement with the Eroski next door so that guests can park for 8 euros a day. Apart from that, the service and equipment available are correct and at reception they provide you, if you want, with a map of the city and advice on what to see for tourists. Just below there is a cafeteria with good prices for breakfast.

· La ubicación es inmejorable, cerca del bus que va al aeropuerto, al lado del centro , está muy bien , tiene dos terrazas, super divinas, tienes agua, café y té. También tienes neveras para guardar tus cosas. Una Habitación muy amplia y comodisima. Un detalle, puedes lavar alguna ropa, que cuando llevas muchos dias siempre necesitas algo , Lo recomiendo. El chico de la recepción que es venezolano super amable a la hora de consultar algo

The hotel is very well located in the pedestrian area near the Maria Pita Square The bemol is that located in the pedestrian area impossible to reach it by car The hotel recommends a little cheap parking but possibility to park at 5 minutes from normal and place place disabled

It was a little off putting when I first arrived as the entrance was in a small alley but I soon discovered a lot of hotels in Santiago are are like this, but it is a very nice hotel. Staff were nice and a really good breakfast. Not far from the old town and cathedral etc for sightseeing and close to non tourist shops for retail shopping. We got the bus from airport for €1 and it stopped close to hotel and it is a short walk, maybe 12 minutes from bus station. No outside space or bar which may disappoint others but we were not planning on spending our time in the hotel bar when there is so much else to explore nearby. Nice bar on corner next to hotel, fruit shop and supermarket just around the corner so very handy

The Rey Fernando Hotel is a perfectly located hotel in Santiago de Compostela: only 5 minutes from the railway/bus station and 15 minutes from the famous Cathedral. The room furniture is classic, and the bathroom (new) has a very limited kit of courtesy. The general cleaning has satisfied me. The hotel is a very friendly reception staff, with average prices and prices, but one of the most economical facilities is private bathroom.

It is convenient to location near the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, but the building is too old, the bathroom is narrow, the facilities are poor, and the bed is crooked, so it is very old. The owner was friendly but difficult to communicate.

The room was clean and so were the two shared bathrooms close to our room on the 3rd floor. The stairs were pretty steep, but as expected, and Raul on Reception was very helpful with all sorts of information. The bus system in the town was difficult to understand, but for 1€ for any ride, couldn't complain. Raul did not mention the microwave on the second floor. No aircon, of course, and you could almost read a book by the light on the fan. Busy road outside - why do rubbish trucks work at 11 pm in Spain? Smart tv had YouTube, so could watch some movies and news etc in English. Be aware - the cab fare from the train/bus station is about 6€. Raul organised one for our departure - it turned out to be a friend with a small limo - for 12€!! The Cathedral is a mere 5 minutes around the corner.

When I first entered the room, I felt that the room was a bit small, but I think it’s impossible for a single room at this price to have such a big bed, so I feel relieved. The internal heating, bathroom and other conditions are very good, and the external environment is also very good. The scenic area of San Diego is very concentrated, which is an oval circle in the old city wall. However, the convent and the Galician museum are not far away from the circle. Both are good places. The former overlooks the old city. The hotel is just south of the old city wall. There is a straight road leading to the railway station. It takes 15 minutes to walk without luggage. The hotel can also help you book a day trip to the Morte coast (including Cape Fiesta at the end of the sea), a very affordable coastal tour, because the public transportation in the coastal area is not developed, and if there is no self-driving condition, you can go with a group tour It is the most convenient and most rewarding way to visit.

Upon arriving at reception, to departing ~ this renovated monastery, all staff were so accommodating and friendly, throughout our stay. I travelled with a friend and we had opted for the very well priced, pilgrim en suite rooms with breakfast. Our rooms were next door to each other and equipped well with the basics required. Single bed, desk, wardrobe, lamps. It felt a fitting location to base ourselves at, after completing our Sarría to SDC Pilgrim Camino Path. The room felt cosy and so authentic. I loved the original wooden window shutters, which looked down into a beautifully landscaped courtyard. It was very clean and would certainly recommend to stay here. Breakfast was a mixture of continental, cereals, breads, coffee & juices and was a nice atmosphere to be in. They were very accommodating in being able to provide gluten free items, to which I was very thankful for. Even moreso, that each morning upon arrival, the young waiter would remember and check us in and re appear with them. We encountered an array of many friendly fellow Worldwide Camino pilgrim walkers, who were very pleasant and interesting to engage and speak with at breakfast. We did try the pilgrims meal 3 course meal the first evening, out of curiosity, As much as it was worth the €15, it lacked any atmosphere to the grand, architectural room that the restaurant is located within. Even if to play a gentle back ground music would have been nice, to take the edge of the silence. But, equally we did enjoy our meal and had a good evening there, retreating to the bar area after dinner, to end the evening. Overall, I would definitely stay here again, as the location too, is second to none! It is centrally located and the cathedral is within a minute away and can be seen and heard at the main entrance doors. There are so many attractions to see in SDC and there are an array of bars, restaurants and shops within the vicinity. Just walking around or sitting enjoying a coffee, watching the world go by is peaceful in this city. A great end to this Camino journey for sure.

It is located about a 15 minute walk to the main old town. It's cheap and the name is hostel, but it's a hotel with a private bathroom. There's also a bathtub. The soundproofing is a bit poor, but it seems unavoidable due to the characteristics of the old building. comfortable to stay

· La ubicación es inmejorable, cerca del bus que va al aeropuerto, al lado del centro , está muy bien , tiene dos terrazas, super divinas, tienes agua, café y té. También tienes neveras para guardar tus cosas. Una Habitación muy amplia y comodisima. Un detalle, puedes lavar alguna ropa, que cuando llevas muchos dias siempre necesitas algo , Lo recomiendo. El chico de la recepción que es venezolano super amable a la hora de consultar algo

It was a little off putting when I first arrived as the entrance was in a small alley but I soon discovered a lot of hotels in Santiago are are like this, but it is a very nice hotel. Staff were nice and a really good breakfast. Not far from the old town and cathedral etc for sightseeing and close to non tourist shops for retail shopping. We got the bus from airport for €1 and it stopped close to hotel and it is a short walk, maybe 12 minutes from bus station. No outside space or bar which may disappoint others but we were not planning on spending our time in the hotel bar when there is so much else to explore nearby. Nice bar on corner next to hotel, fruit shop and supermarket just around the corner so very handy

The Rey Fernando Hotel is a perfectly located hotel in Santiago de Compostela: only 5 minutes from the railway/bus station and 15 minutes from the famous Cathedral. The room furniture is classic, and the bathroom (new) has a very limited kit of courtesy. The general cleaning has satisfied me. The hotel is a very friendly reception staff, with average prices and prices, but one of the most economical facilities is private bathroom.

It is convenient to location near the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, but the building is too old, the bathroom is narrow, the facilities are poor, and the bed is crooked, so it is very old. The owner was friendly but difficult to communicate.

The room was clean and so were the two shared bathrooms close to our room on the 3rd floor. The stairs were pretty steep, but as expected, and Raul on Reception was very helpful with all sorts of information. The bus system in the town was difficult to understand, but for 1€ for any ride, couldn't complain. Raul did not mention the microwave on the second floor. No aircon, of course, and you could almost read a book by the light on the fan. Busy road outside - why do rubbish trucks work at 11 pm in Spain? Smart tv had YouTube, so could watch some movies and news etc in English. Be aware - the cab fare from the train/bus station is about 6€. Raul organised one for our departure - it turned out to be a friend with a small limo - for 12€!! The Cathedral is a mere 5 minutes around the corner.

When I first entered the room, I felt that the room was a bit small, but I think it’s impossible for a single room at this price to have such a big bed, so I feel relieved. The internal heating, bathroom and other conditions are very good, and the external environment is also very good. The scenic area of San Diego is very concentrated, which is an oval circle in the old city wall. However, the convent and the Galician museum are not far away from the circle. Both are good places. The former overlooks the old city. The hotel is just south of the old city wall. There is a straight road leading to the railway station. It takes 15 minutes to walk without luggage. The hotel can also help you book a day trip to the Morte coast (including Cape Fiesta at the end of the sea), a very affordable coastal tour, because the public transportation in the coastal area is not developed, and if there is no self-driving condition, you can go with a group tour It is the most convenient and most rewarding way to visit.

Upon arriving at reception, to departing ~ this renovated monastery, all staff were so accommodating and friendly, throughout our stay. I travelled with a friend and we had opted for the very well priced, pilgrim en suite rooms with breakfast. Our rooms were next door to each other and equipped well with the basics required. Single bed, desk, wardrobe, lamps. It felt a fitting location to base ourselves at, after completing our Sarría to SDC Pilgrim Camino Path. The room felt cosy and so authentic. I loved the original wooden window shutters, which looked down into a beautifully landscaped courtyard. It was very clean and would certainly recommend to stay here. Breakfast was a mixture of continental, cereals, breads, coffee & juices and was a nice atmosphere to be in. They were very accommodating in being able to provide gluten free items, to which I was very thankful for. Even moreso, that each morning upon arrival, the young waiter would remember and check us in and re appear with them. We encountered an array of many friendly fellow Worldwide Camino pilgrim walkers, who were very pleasant and interesting to engage and speak with at breakfast. We did try the pilgrims meal 3 course meal the first evening, out of curiosity, As much as it was worth the €15, it lacked any atmosphere to the grand, architectural room that the restaurant is located within. Even if to play a gentle back ground music would have been nice, to take the edge of the silence. But, equally we did enjoy our meal and had a good evening there, retreating to the bar area after dinner, to end the evening. Overall, I would definitely stay here again, as the location too, is second to none! It is centrally located and the cathedral is within a minute away and can be seen and heard at the main entrance doors. There are so many attractions to see in SDC and there are an array of bars, restaurants and shops within the vicinity. Just walking around or sitting enjoying a coffee, watching the world go by is peaceful in this city. A great end to this Camino journey for sure.

I had a full apartment that was clean and modern, within 10 minutes walking distance of the cathedral. The woman who checked me in was friendly and helpful. This was excellent value for the money. I highly recommend it.

It is located about a 15 minute walk to the main old town. It's cheap and the name is hostel, but it's a hotel with a private bathroom. There's also a bathtub. The soundproofing is a bit poor, but it seems unavoidable due to the characteristics of the old building. comfortable to stay

· La ubicación es inmejorable, cerca del bus que va al aeropuerto, al lado del centro , está muy bien , tiene dos terrazas, super divinas, tienes agua, café y té. También tienes neveras para guardar tus cosas. Una Habitación muy amplia y comodisima. Un detalle, puedes lavar alguna ropa, que cuando llevas muchos dias siempre necesitas algo , Lo recomiendo. El chico de la recepción que es venezolano super amable a la hora de consultar algo

It was a little off putting when I first arrived as the entrance was in a small alley but I soon discovered a lot of hotels in Santiago are are like this, but it is a very nice hotel. Staff were nice and a really good breakfast. Not far from the old town and cathedral etc for sightseeing and close to non tourist shops for retail shopping. We got the bus from airport for €1 and it stopped close to hotel and it is a short walk, maybe 12 minutes from bus station. No outside space or bar which may disappoint others but we were not planning on spending our time in the hotel bar when there is so much else to explore nearby. Nice bar on corner next to hotel, fruit shop and supermarket just around the corner so very handy

The Rey Fernando Hotel is a perfectly located hotel in Santiago de Compostela: only 5 minutes from the railway/bus station and 15 minutes from the famous Cathedral. The room furniture is classic, and the bathroom (new) has a very limited kit of courtesy. The general cleaning has satisfied me. The hotel is a very friendly reception staff, with average prices and prices, but one of the most economical facilities is private bathroom.

It is convenient to location near the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, but the building is too old, the bathroom is narrow, the facilities are poor, and the bed is crooked, so it is very old. The owner was friendly but difficult to communicate.

The room was clean and so were the two shared bathrooms close to our room on the 3rd floor. The stairs were pretty steep, but as expected, and Raul on Reception was very helpful with all sorts of information. The bus system in the town was difficult to understand, but for 1€ for any ride, couldn't complain. Raul did not mention the microwave on the second floor. No aircon, of course, and you could almost read a book by the light on the fan. Busy road outside - why do rubbish trucks work at 11 pm in Spain? Smart tv had YouTube, so could watch some movies and news etc in English. Be aware - the cab fare from the train/bus station is about 6€. Raul organised one for our departure - it turned out to be a friend with a small limo - for 12€!! The Cathedral is a mere 5 minutes around the corner.

When I first entered the room, I felt that the room was a bit small, but I think it’s impossible for a single room at this price to have such a big bed, so I feel relieved. The internal heating, bathroom and other conditions are very good, and the external environment is also very good. The scenic area of San Diego is very concentrated, which is an oval circle in the old city wall. However, the convent and the Galician museum are not far away from the circle. Both are good places. The former overlooks the old city. The hotel is just south of the old city wall. There is a straight road leading to the railway station. It takes 15 minutes to walk without luggage. The hotel can also help you book a day trip to the Morte coast (including Cape Fiesta at the end of the sea), a very affordable coastal tour, because the public transportation in the coastal area is not developed, and if there is no self-driving condition, you can go with a group tour It is the most convenient and most rewarding way to visit.

Upon arriving at reception, to departing ~ this renovated monastery, all staff were so accommodating and friendly, throughout our stay. I travelled with a friend and we had opted for the very well priced, pilgrim en suite rooms with breakfast. Our rooms were next door to each other and equipped well with the basics required. Single bed, desk, wardrobe, lamps. It felt a fitting location to base ourselves at, after completing our Sarría to SDC Pilgrim Camino Path. The room felt cosy and so authentic. I loved the original wooden window shutters, which looked down into a beautifully landscaped courtyard. It was very clean and would certainly recommend to stay here. Breakfast was a mixture of continental, cereals, breads, coffee & juices and was a nice atmosphere to be in. They were very accommodating in being able to provide gluten free items, to which I was very thankful for. Even moreso, that each morning upon arrival, the young waiter would remember and check us in and re appear with them. We encountered an array of many friendly fellow Worldwide Camino pilgrim walkers, who were very pleasant and interesting to engage and speak with at breakfast. We did try the pilgrims meal 3 course meal the first evening, out of curiosity, As much as it was worth the €15, it lacked any atmosphere to the grand, architectural room that the restaurant is located within. Even if to play a gentle back ground music would have been nice, to take the edge of the silence. But, equally we did enjoy our meal and had a good evening there, retreating to the bar area after dinner, to end the evening. Overall, I would definitely stay here again, as the location too, is second to none! It is centrally located and the cathedral is within a minute away and can be seen and heard at the main entrance doors. There are so many attractions to see in SDC and there are an array of bars, restaurants and shops within the vicinity. Just walking around or sitting enjoying a coffee, watching the world go by is peaceful in this city. A great end to this Camino journey for sure.

I had a full apartment that was clean and modern, within 10 minutes walking distance of the cathedral. The woman who checked me in was friendly and helpful. This was excellent value for the money. I highly recommend it.