Hotels near Puente de Rande, Comarca de Vigo

Everything has been fine, fully in line with the desired. The staff was excellent. Thank you very much.

We were really excited to visit Vigo & this hotel has a great location and looked beautiful and as we were meeting our son there , we looked forward to using the rooftop pool as advertised. I was so disappointed my son was in a camper bed , the shutters came up automatically at 8am making the room really bright & noisy. But the most disappointing was told to book the pool for on 1 hour was €25 per day per person. I was so upset and for 4 star hotel and cost was misleading. The assistant manager on reception that day when I complained was abrupt and when I said , if a pool is advertised they need to say its additional 225 for use of stay . She said it was not Ireland I was in , it was Vigo . I regret booking this hotel.

The hotel was very easy to find being located in central areas of Vigo, next to Urzaiz. Rooms and public areas were clean and well-maintained. Must have been quite recently refurbished. Friendly staff and good customer service. The breakfast was better than I expected and I really recommend that option if you are staying in this hotel. The breakfast was better than generally in hotels of this price range. The elevator is small if you have any baggage. Probably it has been built into an old elevator shaft which would be technically quite hard to enlarge. Other than that it's hard to find anything negative as the hotel was really good especially compared to its cheap prices.

Excellent location in the center of Vigo. Very close to bus stops. Not far from the railway station or bus station. Nearby a lot of restaurants, as well as bakeries or shops. The room is quite spacious and well decorated. Clean and clean every day. Good silent. Wi-Fi or air conditioning worked without problems. Maybe a few handle gowns I would find (e.g. very small refrigerator), but all compensate for the view of the port and the Vigo estuarium. Fairy. The bathroom is pleasant and functional. For the service of no comments.

Excelente experiencia en este hotel ,he estado 4 días con mi hijo adolescente . muy céntrico , pequeño , pero todos los detalles cuidados al máximo . Es verdad que mi habitación daba un patio, pero es que solo iba a dormir, no a mirar las vistas . Buenas camas , buena limpieza, la comida muy rica , tanto el buffet de por las mañanas como la media pensión Ya que es un menú de varios platos de primero y de segundo muy elaborados y muy ricos . En especial, quiero destacar el trato De las camareras del restaurante de la tarde noche, impecables simpáticas , adorables. Gracias Sin lugar a dudas volveré .

The hotel is in the city and not the core of Vigo. But it is 10 minutes walk from the stadium of the Vigo Selta Club in Ciara, which is convenient for watching the ball. The room is large and comfortable, there are plenty of free parking spaces in the courtyard, and the room can look out to the sea. There is a large Auchan supermarket next to the hotel.

Hotel has 10 floors located in city center walkable to all amenities (drugstores, grocery, souvenir shops, etc.). Hotel is very basic/no pool. Decent and comfy stay. Breakfast is mostly baked carbs & cold cuts. Dinner is bland & boring - borderline horrible! There were no other options except fried fish. The server (all by herself) wasn't a happy camper. Only drinks served were wine & water. You had to pay 1.40 euro for a cup of tea/coffee. Drinks are free during breakfast, but they charged for drinks during dinner. Go figure.

Stayed here for one night while walking the Camino Portuguese. The hotel is about 20 minutes walk from the City Centre. I was very surprised when I entered the grounds to the hotel. It is a fabulous building in the centre of a residential area. The reception staff were so friendly, welcoming and helpful. The room was lovely, comfortable and well equipped. Dinner in the restaurant was very good and very reasonable. Breakfast was very good with plenty of choice. I cannot believe this is listed as a 1 star hotel

The bedrooms were very comfortable, clean and beautifully furnished. They include a small kitchenette with fridge and coffee making facilities. The spa facilities were also excellent. I’ve never seen so many hydrotherapy jets and jacuzzis in one hotel. We enjoyed the sound bath, massages and floatarium. There was a daily programme of wellness activities including yoga, Pilates, sound baths etc. The staff on reception were excellent, with an efficient and friendly check in / check out. The buffet breakfast was good with a wide selection of hot, cold and wellness breakfast items. The major downside was the restaurant and bar service. There were very few staff available to serve food and drinks, so dinner service was incredibly slow despite the best efforts of the waiters / waitresses. It is a short 10 minute walk to the restaurants in town so we found this was a reliable alternative option for speedy service and a wider menu. There are restrictions around pool access for children. Accommodation in building 2 has a large pool that is accessible to 5-12 year olds. In building 1, there is a small unheated pool for 5-12 year olds (very cold water even in mid August) and an aqua play area for small children. The other pools in building 1 are exclusively for over 12s. Building 2 is better for families as it also houses the kids club, but the differences between the two buildings weren’t clear when we booked. The styling at the hotel is eclectic. It has a unique maximalist style with an incredible array of colourful props and lighting styles in every space of the hotel. We found it fun, but not a hotel for minimalists. The Augusta is primarily a spa with excellent accommodation. If it can improve its food and drink offerings, it would truly deliver on its ‘relax’ promise. More broadly, Sanxenxo has a lovely beach and lively seafront with lots of restaurants and ice cream shops.

Unfortunate night stay, first we assumed we could deviate from our Camino walk and get to the hotel, we had to walk back two Kilometers and then again two Kms to reach the hotel in the middle of nowhere, To be fair we ignored the road sign for the hotel thinking we could reach it from the Camino.it is not for Camino walkers. Then when we reached the hotel restaurant, cafeteria, pool were closed, and we were told no breakfast available for the Monday, not very cold drinks available in machine in lobby. Fridge not working in one of the two rooms, wonderful to have a jacuzzi in one of the rooms, but not working. Otherwise very nice rooms. We spent 25€ in taxi fares for dinner in Tui. I was upset, when you walk all day and find no facilities open, it’s no fun.