2-Star Hotels in Galicia, Spain

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~

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.

Cheap and well-located pension. The check-in process was somewhat tedious as there is not normally anyone present. I needed to call and wait (maybe 15 minutes?) for someone to come and give me the key. Beyond that, the room and facilities are very dated but everything was mostly clean and functional. There is a microwave and refrigerator in the check-in area. The refrigerator/freezer is in need of a good cleaning as it smalls really bad and the freezer is full of frost/ice. Hairdryers are available but you need to ask for one. The workers are all very, very nice which made ip for those inconvenient things.

Overall everything was good Thank you for your kindness and good bags. It took about 10 minutes to walk from the train station and there was a downtown area around. Inside, simple snacks and bread and coffee are also served Cleaning is neat and provides towels and shampoo It was a good hostel If you visit Vigo, I definitely recommend staying here.

This hotel is in a great location near the city center and a supermarket. While the room didn't initially have a spoon and fork, the staff was incredibly kind and provided them for us right away. The overall service here is excellent and very welcoming. It is a wonderful and highly recommended place to stay for Buen Camino travelers.

Close to the train station, it was easy to get there despite late check-in. I'm glad Spain is bright even at 9 o'clock. Entrance message After seeing it, I contacted the Watts app, and the host came and kindly guided me. The double room was neat and had a shared bathroom and kitchen, but the necessary supplies were well equipped. There is a big supermarket nearby, so it was very convenient to buy instant food and fruit desserts. It is also in an easy location to start the pilgrimage the next day.

The room is very spacious and locates 8 mins from the cathedral, which is very convenient to go around the city. I stayed here for one night. The staff is friendly but if you come after 7pm, you cannot book next morning's breakfast. They provide map that makes the travel easier. // no slipper, no toothbrush

Better than what I was expecting, from the first contact over the phone to the last at the check out. The room was quite spacious, it had a big wardrobe. I enjoyed the balcony over one of the main streets of Vigo, the proximity to the old town and many more things. All the staff were very friendly, approachable and polite at all time.

The rooms are quite comfortable and, although in the historic center, the insonorization was excellent. The only thing I liked less is that following a growing trend that allows cost cutting, human contact is almost completely eliminated, especially at the check-in/check-out level, since everything is done by email and codes. My husband forgot a polo in the room and when we returned the next day to know if they had found it, they told us that as the cleaning officers had already left it was impossible to know if they had kept it. In any case, and despite this, I recommend for the location, cleaning and distressing comfort.

I stayed at this albergue (pilgrim's lodge) in Sarria because it was available for advance reservation. It was very clean, easy to access, and the beds were separated by curtains, so I didn't have to worry about the people around me. However, it was very hot with the curtains closed, so I felt it was quite uncomfortable to sleep in the summer. The door is opened by a PIN code, so if there is no one there, you have to call and wait for someone.