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Clean room. Nice staff. Creamery close to the beach. Breakfast was good but not fantastic. If beach is the goal this is perfect. It also has parking which was very convenient.

We had a lovely stay ant the location is as expected in a great little part of the national park. The place is as in the pictures and whilst we didnt use the pool it looks fab and the hot tub was ideal. The local restaurant was very welcoming and the nearby old bridge could hsve been a scene out of Brigadoon..... fantastic. There are the useual few quirkes with staying in older remote towns but it shouldn't put you off as presumably if you are looking at staying here you will appreciate that already. And anyway... if you do haveva an issue the communication is excellent. Buy your groceries before you arrive and research your hikes before you arrive and hou will have a great stay.

Beautiful, historic hotel. Only thing missing was coffee in the rooms.,

Room, staff and entire experience was incredibly positive

Beautiful. Very charming and quaint. A great place to relax and explore the towns and nature of Galicia.

I stayed at this hotel for five days with my partner, specifically selecting it for its advertised air conditioning—we were arriving during nearly 100-degree heat. Despite knowing our arrival dates, the hotel's AC never functioned. Our room had only one small window with no air circulation, and constant noise from the room above made sleep nearly impossible. Between the oppressive heat and the disturbances, I did not sleep for the first four nights. When I requested a room change, the hotel claimed to be fully booked. I attempted to find alternative accommodations elsewhere in the city, only to discover that everything was either completely booked or charging prohibitively expensive rates—over $2,000 for just three days. We were trapped with no viable options. When I asked management for compensation, the manager was dismissive and evasive. On our final day, rather than addressing our legitimate concerns, he told me to handle it through Expedia—essentially refusing accountability. The hotel's front desk staff were kind and visibly embarrassed by the numerous complaints from other guests about the same issues. I later learned that the hotel's older wing lacks AC entirely while rooms are still advertised as climate-controlled and charged at full rates. This constitutes false advertising. Between the failed core amenity, management's refusal to take responsibility, and being trapped without affordable alternatives, I lost five days of vacation time and money.