Pazo da Trave

This is an incredible place to stay. The hotel has loads of character and is furnished with care and style standing in its own well kept grounds so it is very quiet and relaxing. The best thing however is the host. Nothing was too much trouble. She gave us maps for the two days we were there with places of interest highlighted which we really enjoyed visiting. It’s worth noting that we wouldn’t have gone to a lot of them had she not pointed them out to us. The food was delicious with home cooked food, kiwi jam from the garden and figs from the garden. Which she picked for us from the tree for breakfast. Would definitely recommend without hesitation. One of the nicest hotels we’ve ever stayed in.

Quietly situated hotel in the Viveiro valley. The hotel offers a tranquil haven and provides a good base for the area. Great ambience, good beds, good food at very reasonable prices and foremost a host that is the embodiment of hospitality! Just enjoyed our stay here tremendously.

We stayed at the Pazo da Trave near Viveiro for 1-night in early June (€93/night). The pazo is beautiful, its 15th century stone buildings set amid lawns beautifully landscaped with rock walls & gardens scattered with interesting sculptures – it even had an old chapel. Our 2nd floor room was spacious, with white walls, dark wood floors & ceiling beams and a shuttered double window opening through meter-thick walls onto the lawn. It was furnished with a king bed & side tables, an old wood armoire, table and huge wooden chair, and a small TV (no safe or mini-refrigerator). The bathroom had a single sink and a reasonable sized bath/shower. The large sitting area on our floor had couches, bookcases, seats, fireplace, large TV – we were the only guests on the floor, so it became our sitting room. All of the common areas were richly decorated with art – a previous owner was a ceramics artist, & the daughter of the current own is a painter. There was a small pool table in the former stable, and a small kidney-shaped pool that was covered, but open at each end so it didn't have the indoor pool stuffiness. We had dinner at the inn – the only other option was to drive into Viveiro – a set menu with very good regional dishes at a reasonable price. Breakfast was also good, with cold cuts, locally sourced baked items, jams made from the many trees on the property, plenty of fruit, coffee & orange juice – no hot food items though. The manager was very personable – one of the nicest we have met in our travels. She toured us through the property, explaining its history, and was very helpful with suggestions for our travel the next day. Overall, the Pazo da Trave has it all – a tremendously atmospheric & historic inn with comfortable rooms, large and comfortable grounds, good food, great staff, and absolute peace & tranquility – all at a reasonable price. If you are in the area, you are not likely to find a better place to stay.