Hotels with Spa in Santiago De Composte

There is an eco friendly policy, so sheets and towels are changed only when requested. I stayed in a room with a terrace on a double bed and it was comfortable and nice. It's good to go around cleaning until evening and leave in the afternoon to clean the room or change the sheets. You can also leave laundry, but it's expensive.

Yes - the hotel is one of smallest I ever seen. Yes, it's noisy. Yes, you can see some items dated. I have seen more expensive (much more) hotels with smaller rooms, more noisy and in worse condition. Yes. It has some limitations: there is no kitchen, no bar, no other amenities. Because of lack of the kitchen, breakfast is buffet only with no warm food. But everything is fresh i tasty. Don't expect any other meals though. Staff is friendly, nice and helpful. Location is excellent - close to public transport, close to old town, but not too close. Shops just outside and plenty of restaurants around. I would definitively use them again. Just one small thing: while wifi signal is decent, they should think of upgrading their internet connection, offered speeds would be sufficient in 2005, not in 2023. Had to switch to 4G to do anything.

I mostly enjoyed my two nights at this hotel. The staff was professional, the room was clean, and breakfast was a beautiful spread. The only thing I wish my ground floor room had was a little more privacy. I wanted to read in my room during one afternoon but the curtains made it too dark and the only other option was the black-out curtains. I wish there had been a sheer curtain option because when I left the doors with no curtain, the gardeners walked by and could see into my room. Not relaxing at all. I did like that the hotel was close enough to walk to the cathedral and the city center but was far enough away to not hear a lot of noise.

I’m afraid I cannot understand some of the negative comments about this hotel. We’ve just returned from staying 4 nights for a wedding in the city. We had a superior room with a balcony in the old part, which was spacious. Our daughter had a double room, not so spacious but this an old historic hotel, not a Travel Lodge! The hotel is for sleeping, the town with its hundreds of restaurants within a 10 minute walk away is for exploring. Aviaries are not my thing but my husband loved it and it was cleaned as we were there. There’s a free internet room and little salons for resting if you want to read quietly and stay in from the gear for a while. Breakfast was a massive choice of fresh fruit, cereal, hot and cold buffet, cakes and pastries - self service whilst seated inside or out. We choose outside overlooking the lawn. Served helpfully from 7.30am till 11am. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Late checkout is 12pm. Kept our bags whilst we went for lunch and booked us a taxi to the hotel. If you are a foodie, the market is 2 mins away across the road. Amazing seafood of all types. Luckily customs didn’t check our bags and find all the chorizo and Serrano ham packets stored in there 🤣 I would certainly recommend this hotel and stay again.

Bad ,, Bad .. Bad.. What a piece of junk this hotel is. The receptionists were great but then things go downhill from that point on. Then I want to use the bathroom in the lobby but it is under service. It is cordoned for but no one is working there for hours. And when it is working, it is only for 1 person at a time. There is no urinal. They gave me room 115. I walked in and felt the floor buckle. There is a bubble and not even. In my opinion, this room shouldn’t be rented out to anyone. Then the wifi didn’t work. Then the shower head fixture is loose and water is spraying all over the place. The door slams shut and you can hear door slamming at any time. The hotel is a bit far from central. The breakfast has ham and cheese so it is quite adequate. For what I got , it can’t charge anyone more than 30 Euros a night because of the above. The most annoying is the WiFi. When I told the receptionist, he said it is working now which is Bull S _ _ _. It never worked and if when it did, it worked sporadically. I would say don’t stay there , unless the only other option is sleep on a park bench. What a way to end my Camino. A pension in Pedrouzo which cost much less but a magnitude better in service.

My husband and I stayed here a couple days before our Camino hike and upon our completion of the Camino. The hotel is clean, nicely decorated and modern. The two rooms that we stayed in were spacious and had plenty of room to move around. The attic room on the 3rd floor has a beautiful view of the town. The mini fridge was nice to have in the room. The hotel is centrally located and within walking distance of the cathedral, farmers market, cafes, shops, etc. There is a bus from the airport (Bus 6a) that will take you from the airport to a bus stop right around the corner that is a five minute walk from the hotel for 1 Euro. There are also two small shops (one right behind the hotel) within 5 minutes of the hotel where you can grab water, soda, snacks, fruit, etc. A pharmacy is also right around the corner near the bus stop. The staff was quick to answer questions via email. Sarah in particular was very helpful and friendly during our stay. She provided restaurant recommendations, directions, and things to see in town. Although the rooms have A/C, the two rooms we were in never completely got really cold. Other than the A/C issue, we enjoyed our stay at the hotel.

A stay at Hotel Hórreo by Bossh! Hotels places you in the heart of Santiago de Compostela, within a 10-minute walk of Obradoiro Square and Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. This residence is 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from Fundacion Eugenio Granell and 0.2 mi (0.2 km) from Galicia Plaza.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or make use of the other amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 11 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and blackout drapes/curtains.

We were a group of 16 pilgrims walking the Portuguese Camino. We finished our Camino in this albergue for its tranquility. It is up a hill which could be tuff for injured pilgrims but worth it. Out of the chaos of Santiago. We had a meeting in the yard to wrap up our Camino. It was lovely. We had single room which comes with a sink. There is a market downstairs with a cafeteria, lundry and full kitchen.

It is convenient to location near the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, but the building is too old, the bathroom is narrow, the facilities are poor, and the bed is crooked, so it is very old. The owner was friendly but difficult to communicate.

Having completed the Camino, we thought that we should stay for several days to relish the experience! What an excellent choice of hotel! The very friendly and helpful staff made our stay delightful. The room was cleaned daily and fresh towels supplied. Good amount of space and storage. The location is very central indeed. The cathedral and airport buses were very close to the hotel. The breakfast was plentiful and very good value. However, this hotel may not be for the light sleeper as there are bars etc in close proximity, some of which do not close until the early hours. This did not effect us as we enjoyed the atmosphere and ambience. Once again, the excellect staff made our stay very enjoyable.