Pensión Domus Gallery

Not the best location as it is adjacent to very busy route with heavy goods vehicles. Even though it's on the Camino route & in old town probably best to choose another place. The room was fine with suitable ensuite. Disappointed to find discarded bandages in the soap tray of the shower. Breakfast was very poor for Spain & chaotic as well. Breakfast area was poorly set up.

Incredible. The welcome at check in was really cold. And they refused to keep my daughter’s diabetes medicine at the fridge. Not really the pelegrinage spirit. And no breakfast offered. Was not a good stay.

Try to avoid this place, Several rooms infected with bedbugs, the owner does not care. Other hotels say he does not take measures to avoid those manifestations. He does not react on calls, and he pretends he does not understand you.

Room smelled like cat urine. The ammonia smell was so strong we had to open the door and the window. There were a lot of women hairs in the wall of the shower. The staff were rude and not helpful. I took a shower and the water leaked covering the entire bathroom floor. On top of that the room was next to the coffee machine and the sound of the machine woke us up every 5 minutes since 5:00am.

Our room was beautiful. This building is old with character. It was great to have air conditioning. The Camino is very close.

We stayed here while walking the Camino. The hotel is situated just steps away from the trail. The hotel was clean with modern bathrooms. We loved the charm of the building in downtown Arzua. The hotel is located near many restaurants and shops. Would definitely stay here again.

Central location, clean and modern, comfy beds.

This is a family run pension. Very cozy, high end finishes, very efficiently run. I had an opportunity to meet the Father who I would imagine has been a positive influence on the business. They have done a nice job at remodeling this older building with the modern conveniences. The son was very helpful when I wanted to use the laundry facilities. If I were to give any advice at all is for the son to relax, continue to develop his people skills and focus on the guest experience. Arzúa is a charming town and one of my favorite along the Camino de Santiago. I would definitely go back to Arzúa in the future and also stay at the Pension Domus Gallery.

It was modern yet cozy. The rooms had nice white beds and stone walls. Modern bathrooms and a nice little work space. Outside the rooms upstairs was a nice little point for the rooms. The whole things felt cozy but updated. This was one of my favorites on the Camino.