Hotels With breakfast in Galicia, Spain

At an inn near Santiago de Compostela, I felt that this beauty was quite affordable. The hotel staff was kind and it was quite good. (checking luggage before check-in and guide to toilets, etc.)

This was a very unique stay, a hotel that was built around their Michelin starred restaurant. It is in the middle of the “nowhere”, which had a secluded and oasis feel. The room was very interestingly designed, with an all around glass that had a very scenic effect during the day. At night, we were told to let down the all black covering to block out the light. This was a little bit intense for us and could feel a bit claustrophobic, but we got used to it in the end. The food at the restaurant was of course the star of the show. We had the dinner which was a good experience, but we enjoyed the breakfast even more! All the ingredients were extremely fresh and delicious. And the view is unbeatable. For breakfast, the set menu was originally all sweet items, but they were happy to accommodate our requests for eggs. I would suggest adding a savory element to the breakfast. I would also suggest for the hotel to have “room service” or snacks available for guests during the day. Since the hotel is remote, and the towns nearby all “shut down” in the middle of the day, if the guests wanted food it would be great to have some options from the hotel outside of set meal times. Staff were all extremely nice and helpful.

After a long day of Camino walking, staying at this hotel was truly the perfect choice. The location is amazing — surrounded by nature, with the peaceful sound of the river flowing right beside it. It felt so calming and restorative after hours of walking. The atmosphere is quiet, beautiful, and deeply relaxing. Waking up to the sound of water and greenery around you makes the whole experience very special and memorable. The hotel itself is very clean and well maintained. The room was comfortable and gave us the rest we really needed after the Camino journey. The food was exceptionally good. We ordered the grilled octopus and the steak, and both were absolutely delicious — fresh, well-cooked, and full of flavor. Breakfast was also excellent, with a great variety and very good quality. Most importantly, the staff were incredibly friendly, warm, and welcoming, which made our stay even more pleasant. This place is more than just a hotel — it feels like a peaceful retreat in nature. It is truly one of the best experiences we had during our trip. Highly recommended and a must-stay if you are visiting Cádiz or walking the Camino and need a beautiful, relaxing place to recharge.

The check-in counter is a bit small, and you have to wait when there are many people. The room is very comfortable, and the TV has Netflix/YouTube. The bathroom is a bit awkward. It is easy to talk frankly with friends, but it is equipped with a full-length mirror, the decoration is comfortable, and the breakfast is rich. It is still worth recommending to stay here when you come to Lugo. It is worth mentioning that the soundproofing is good. I originally thought it would be quiet because there were not many people staying, but I found that there were quite a few people during breakfast time.

We were very disappointed with our recent stay at this hotel (Room 210, April 13–14). Unfortunately, the experience was far from restful. The guests in the room directly above us (likely two Spanish men) were speaking loudly and even shouting until 3–4 am, making it impossible for us to sleep especially frustrating after a long day of walking the Camiño. We specifically chose this hotel over an albergue, expecting a quiet and comfortable night, but sadly that was not the case. Although I understand that noise from other guests can be difficult to control, the hotel didn’t seem fully booked. It might have been possible for the staff to arrange rooms more thoughtfully to avoid placing guests directly above one another when there is availability. I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was genuinely upsetting, and I hope the hotel can take this feedback into account to improve future guests’ experiences.

Every staff member at the hotel was incredibly friendly! They gave me tons of great recommendations for local restaurants and attractions. They even helped me print out the luggage forwarding label for my Camino trip.

Advantages: The location is very good. It takes two minutes to walk from the airport bus line A; it only takes two minutes to walk to the train station and bus station, and 10 minutes to walk to the city center. The train station is a commercial complex with fast-moving consumer goods, fast food restaurants, free toilets, and large supermarkets. The breakfast was better than expected, with milk (can be heated in a microwave), coffee, a kind of fruit, some yogurt, bread, and fresh orange juice from the automatic juicer in the supermarket. Cons: Daily necessities are only hand/body soap, towels and a plastic cup. I didn't bring a toothbrush. It was a red day when we arrived, and all the shops were closed. In the end, we ran a long way to a drugstore open all year round to buy mouthwash. Overall, it is a qualified small hotel. It’s not easy to book during the national holiday~

Since we arrived and went everything has been unforgettable ,very pleasant ,the staff of the weekend cafeteria the best I have found in my life after many years of hostel and the most similar to when I worked on the Cies Islands ,Super sympathetic and cosy John and Ana , along with the girls of the reception of that afternoon and next day , the spectacular and comfortable room with everything you need , and the most accessible and natural place I have enjoyed , Thank you very much for the service and the great price at these times of the year .We have enjoyed it from the bottom to the back ,Ribeira mola ,I wish the whole year was so good time that everyone could get there.

Easy to get to from either the airport or train station, prime location on the stunning Riazor beach (if you’re able to, upgrade to a sea view room – the views are spectacular) with plenty of nearby shops/restaurants including a convenience store next door. The hotel has been extensively renovated and you can tell – I especially liked the reception area which had lots of comfy seating as well as computers and reading material. The room itself was excellent – clean, modern and comfortable with all the facilities you’d expect (kettle, mini fridge, safe, hair dryer, large TV), though the stunning view out the window was the biggest plus. Breakfast was fabulous, with sweet and savoury options as well as a cooked offering too. I had a fantastic stay and wish I could have stayed for longer – would definitely return, no questions asked.

I recently stayed at Hotel Alda Orzan in A Coruña and was thoroughly pleased with my experience. The hotel’s location on Rua Sol is excellent, placing you within walking distance of Orzán Beach, the city promenade, and many key attractions. My room was comfortable and clean, offering all the essential amenities. I was lucky to get a room facing the interior courtyard as a couple of guests mentioned during breakfast that the noise from the Lolita Bar across the street was really loud and kept them up. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, enhancing my overall experience. The breakfast was basic but satisfying, providing a good start to the day. I recommend Hotel Alda Orzan for its great service and location but make sure to ask for an inside room and not one facing the street.