Santiago de Compostela Villas

The hotel itself is also a scenic spot, right next to the church. It is easy to get lost in the back-shaped corridor, so you must find a good direction first when you get out of the elevator. Every corner of the hotel is decorated in a very simple and simple way. If you don't arrange anything for a day, you can just stay in the hotel. In the middle of the week when it is not the peak season, the room was already ready for check-in at 8:00 in the morning. It was a surprise, so I quickly took a shower and went out refreshingly. The breakfast is also very good. Although the breakfast room is not big, it is well arranged.

We were looking forward to our two days after walking the Camino. Staff were excellent and professional. Terrible musty smell on the 2nd Floor. Huge stains on the hallway floor. Sauna broken,and no heat in rooms, just A/C. Cold in the room the last night we stayed. When we arrived the A/C was not working,till maintenance arrived. I have worked in hotels alot of my life, this was disappointing especially as it was exspensive. Its a shame as im sure it was fantastic when it opened, the company needs to spend some money and give their customers a 5 star experience.

It was so good. The location is good and the cathedral is not far away. We walked around. It didn't feel far at all. The breakfast was delicious. The room was clean and nice. I think I will stay at this hotel if I go again

Chose this hotel for overnight as on outskirts of SDC for easy get away next morning. Situated high on a hill the rooms face the courtyard or the pool/ tennis court, town and busy road. Super easy parking. Decor is a bit 80s time warp, but the hotel has a slightly faded grand hotel layout with sitting areas about, wide corridors and spacious rooms. we took a family room so we had 2 double beds for a bit more space rather than 2 small singles. Due to Covid the room was a bit stripped down...no kettle, minibar, robes, slippers, notepad etc. Very clean. Got a complimentary bottle wine but no corkscrew to open it. Good basic buffet breakfast with plastic gloves to wear to use buffet. Simón, who checked us in was charming and very helpful giving us all the useful info. Good wifi. Did hear some noise from nearby room with kids going crazy but just a few hours in the evening. Wonderful huge size bath. Great linen and pillows and very comfy bed made for good nights sleep. Would use again. If you want to open windows ask for a room facing the courtyard so there is no road noise. Room service limited hours but came fast and was delicious. Very good value for what we paid and a great night's sleep.

Style over substance - stayed one night after walking the Camino. Room modern but hotel is located near Galicia Plaza and is central so noisy both day and night, especially when Spain sleeps in the afternoon and stays up late evening. 4th floor room - tiny window up high so no view at all and hemmed in ; no information on either - yes 2 safes in the wardrobe- so no idea as to how many digits needed etc; shower - v v v marginal gap between running v hot or cold, impossible to get a medium temperature; second shower couldnt get the shower switch (you pulled under the tap) to stay so had to wash in 2 inches of water in the bath - hence appearance over practicality. QR code takes you to hotel info - thoroughly fed up with that and using phone battery / space etc plus had to go to reception for wifi code as not in room. Wifi didnt work in restaurant in basement.

Located about 15 minutes walk to the main old town Cheap and name is hostel but it's a hotel with a separate bathroom. Soundproofing is a little bit, but it seems to be unavoidable because of the old building characteristics. It was comfortable to stay

We were a group of 35 persons touring Galicia for four days. Santiago de Compostela is a good central starting point for such tours. The hotel has a rich breakfast. The rooms are spacy and clean, the beds comfortable. If you suffer of vertigo, you'd better ask for a room in the lower floors. Our criticism concerns mostly their bar. Some of us like white vermuth. Their stock of white vermuth went out in two days. Friends ordered Irish coffee. They got cold coffee mixed with some whiskey. In a rainy evening some rainwater was dropping from the 10th floor roof window onto one table in the bar. We had a common dinner in the last evening in the hotel. All three courses were different from what was ordered.

With a stay at Hotel Praza Quintana in Santiago de Compostela (Santiago de Compostela City Centre), you'll be within a 5-minute walk of Obradoiro Square and Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. This hotel is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from University of Santiago de Compostela and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Plaza de la Quintana.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a television in a common area.Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to noon for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk.Make yourself at home in one of the 26 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

I had an injury just prior to checking into this hotel. the front desk staff were helpful in the extreme to help me change my room to a more convenient one, find food during siesta time, and they even helped me get a Covid test in my room which was required in order to get on my flight the next day. the room was super comfortable and quiet, the breakfast was fantastic and again, the staff was excellent- friendly, caring, competent and anticipated my needs. thank you!

Hotel is in a great location and near all the main tourist areas, and also shops, bars and restaurants. I was very disappointed about the staff at the hotel. On check-in, after waiting about 10 minutes as the receptionist typed on her computer, we eventually got our room keys. Staff were not very welcoming and did not tell us anything about the hotel, facilities, breakfast room or the Pool. When we got to the room, we found that we didnt have a bath-tub (which was why I booked that room), no robe and no slippers. Mini-bar was empty with a sign saying it was closed due to Covid safety. I have no idea what Covid safety has to do with it. No other hotel I was in in Spain has had excuse. Also, no water in the room. No sanitisers in the room either. When I called reception to enquire, she said she would send water up, and then we had to sign to pay 4 Euro for the bottle. Terrible service, how can a hotel not provide water to their guest. This is coming from an expensive 5 star hotel. On checkout it was as bad, but I couldnt wait to leave then. Checkout person had a phone to his ear the whole time, took our key cards, and the continued his call. No receipt, no 'goodbye', nothing. The room itself was very nice, but the sound proofing is absolutely awful. All we could hear each morning was the noise of doors banging, hoovers and we could even hear snoring from the room beside us. So you had no choice but to wake up early with all the noise. Also the air-con is terrible, we left it on the whole time, and the room was still very warm. It was only about 20 degrees outside, so I would hate to stay here in the miiddle of Summer. Total let down of a hotel, I would avoid it. I think alot of 5 star hotels have gotten lazy during Covid, but have no problem charging top prices.