2 star Independent hotels in La Coruna, Spain

First visit to Santiago de Compostela and the Miradoiro de Belvis and loved all of it. We were travelling back from spending the winter in Spain and taking the opportunity to see some of Spains wonderful cities. We will definitely return to Santiago but for longer than 2 nights next time so that we can visit some of the amazing areas in the vicinity.

The address which is shown is the side of the hotel and our first impression was not the best however on turning the street the front facade is quite acceptable. We were very happy with the interior and were very happy with the cost of drinks, laundry and breakfast. Most of the staff spoke English and were very happy. Very happy with the value for money.

Great hotel to end the Camino. Lots of people were there from the walk; and it was a great meeting spot. It was also right across from the entrance to the cathedral which was convenient.

We wanted a hotel which was outside Santiago and came across Pazo de Galegos. It was a wonderful stay for 3 nights. We ate at the Hotel each night because the food was excellent and very reasonable. As the hotel is set within its own vineyard, a bottle of red wine with the meal was a must! We would certainly visit again if we were visiting that part of Spain and would definitely recommend to our friends.

Nice hotel in a very convenient location. Good value and an easy walk to all the historic sites.

Regular bus service but as one of my party ended up in hosp from date of arrival until departure we could only reach the hosp by taxi. the hotel receptionist spoke english and was very kind.The hotel was as you advertised suitable for business and a bit to far out of towm for us. this was the only hotel we could find for three sharing. It was not the hotels fault that we did not have a good holiday. I would go to the area again and would use expedia again it was unfortunate what happened.we spent are time in the hosp.

The hotel was difficult to find as it was on a side road in a rural area with no street sign. They seem to be a destination for bus tours. The first night a soccer team was placed in the two rooms between ours, and they partied all night. No one seemed to know when dinner was served. Breakfast consisted of coffee and a burned croissant. We had a late supper on our last night which was good but way overpriced. When we were ready to go, we couldn't find our waiter. The only staff in the hotel at 10 p.m. were 2 cooks and a bartender who was swamped with customers from a bus group. We finally got him to let us pay for dinner. We needed to clear our account that evening due to an early train in Vigo the next morning, so the bartender had to call someone to get our balance. We paid and said we would be leaving by 5:30 a.m. At approximately 5 a.m., we discovered that the elevator was locked and we could only get to the basement. There was a locked gate across the stairs at the first floor. There was no staff in the hotel at that time, and effectively the guests were locked in. We took the elevator to the basement and escaped through a rear door. I have never heard of a hotel locking its guests in for the night. What if there was a fire? You should reconsider recommending this place.

Facility is closed to center of the city. Very nice staff. Plenty of parking space. Clean rooms and good breakfast.

Hotel very good, Directions to find it less so! To find the hotel: Leave the Airport, and go staight across the first roundabout, at the 2nd one, which seems to be covered, take the 2nd exit into the town. Go straight across the traffic lights, to a "T" junction and turn right. Straight across the next roundabout, over a bridge and look out for a concrete unbrella at the end of the bridge. Turn right. After about 1/2 mile you go under the motorway, another half mile the hotel is straight in front of you, on the other side of the road. 5/10 mins from airport, not an hour and a half which it took me in the dark. Enjoy!