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Discover the best hotels in Arzua, Province of A Coruna, Galicia including 1930 Boutique Hotel, Pazo Santa Maria, Casa Teodora, Casa Lucas, Hotel Lar da Mota, Hotel Arzua, La Casona De Nene, Casa Assumpta, Pension Ribadiso, Pension Luis.
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1. 1930 Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
You are worth it, pilgrims!
Reviewed By Margot MNicest hotel in the area and the best stay on our Camino (we hiked from Ponferrada to SdC). Just book it! You will not be disappointed. Also treat yourself to pizza at Il Fornaccio. You will not regret that either. The room was delightful and it was warm enough to sun by the pool. A wonderfully appointed hotel and absolutely top-notch service. Very highly recommend
2. Pazo Santa Maria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 401 reviews
Stately home built with stone walls and hardwood ceilings, located at the crossroads of the French Way (1 km.) and the Road North of St. James Way (500 m.) This unique country resort offers visitors all the amenities: Restaurant service, terrace view service, massages, bike rental and storage facility, laundry service, backpacks carrier, satellite TV with international channels, free parking, free internet access, library, garden & kitchen garden, meeting & banquet facilities.
Beautiful but disappointed
Reviewed By fffaaazzzWe stayed here in April 2022 for two nights while walking the Camino de Santiago. The property is historic and beautiful; and all the staff were very nice. Unfortunately, dinners at the restaurant were unbearable. The service was terribly slow. At least 45 minutes before even taking our order. Food was below average for dinner and for the included breakfast. It really is a beautiful property; but unfortunately the poor service experience at dinners takes our overall rating to average.
3. Casa Teodora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Very good modern, nice and clean hotel right in city centre
Reviewed By A_Traveller122Very good hotel in the heart of Arzua, Galicia, right in the middle of the main street in town, Rua Lugo. Convenient location in the city centre near to all the restaurants, shops and other attractions in town. Has an excellent restaurant as well. It seems this hotel is very popular among pilgrims on the camino and I understand that it is often fully booked during the summer months because of this. The listing for this property here on Tripadvisor says that it is a B&B or Inn but this is not right and actually this is indeed a real hotel probably 3* or 4*. The hotel is very recently renovated and have many stylish rooms in 5 etage with elevator. Rooms with nice wood decor, marble floor in bathroom and a small french balcony. There is a strong and pleasant A/C right above the entrance of the room which is complimentary included in the room price at no extra cost. Also there is a big and modern Samsung Smart-TV with built in Chromecast which was very much appreciated. Bed was basic but comfortable and bathroom was nice with complimentary toiletries as well. Ate both dinner and breakast in the hotel restaurant and was served huge portions at dinner almost too big to finish for one person and was even given a whole bottle of the house own wine which also was very appreciated. The service in restaurant was excellent and cooking was very quick. Breakfast was standard basic continental breakfast and since my stay here was during the COVID-19 pandemic all food items and drinks was individually prepared and delivered to your own table by the waitress. Overall great value for money and a nice modern hotel right in the city centre that is just as good for business travelers as it is for leisure travelers that won't dissapoint you. Would really recommend this hotel and would definately stay here again!
4. Casa Lucas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Casa Lucas is an old farm house restored into a cozy country hotel. It is located 8km far from Arzua (The Way of Saint James) and it is sorrounded by a large area that streches down to the shore of Portodemouros' reservoir. It has available five double bedrooms and two apartments. Services: free transport for piligrims, wifi
Warm, generous hosts, fantastic location
Reviewed By SLM_mommaWhat a dream this place is - while located a bit off of the Camino, the hosts are generous and kind, and the place feels grounded in timeless history. The setting is unbelievably serene and calm. And as others have mentioned, the food is delicious! Here's an example of the host's thoughtfulness. Because the place is located several miles away from the Camino, they give you a ride back to town in the morning. I started walking and then realized that I left my poles back in the room. (That tells you how tired I was!) Without cell phone reception, I bid farewell to my poles. :-( Well, the hosts managed to make sure that my poles arrived at my next hotel stop! I was stunned to see my poles there waiting for me. I can't tell you how touched I was by their effort to make sure I was reunited with my trekking poles. As you know, on the Camino, trekking poles can really make a difference when you are walking for miles on hilly and muddy terrain. A heartfelt thank you to the wonderful family at Casa Lucas. They are a bright and kind light in Galicia.
5. Hotel Lar da Mota
Overall Ratings
5 based on 106 reviews
Nestled among characteristic Galician 'Aldeas' (villages), Lar da Mota is a 16th century farmhouse restored into a Boutique Hotel with 10 contemporary guest rooms whilst still retaining many of its original features, natural stone walls and rustic charm. The Hotel is located on the outskirts of Arzúa (6 kms) along both the French and Northern Routes of the ‘Camino de Santiago’ (Trail of Saint James) surrounded by plush meadows, valleys and characteristic Galician ‘Aldeas’ (villages).
This hotel is a winner!
Reviewed By Lara MThis is a wonderful hotel! The staff is incredible. They go out of their way to ensure everyone has a great experience. The rooms are very well decorated. The food is delicious! The chef is very accommodating to food preferences and allergies.
6. Hotel Arzua
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
The best hotel at Arzua
Reviewed By martha_orellanaThe hotel is rated 2 stars but it worth 4! Everything was great. Room was modern, clean, big. It has spacious elevators, breakfast was outstanding, and they don't serve dinner at the location but the restaurant they send you (Encontro) to has a wonderful service and the best paella in town. So fas has been the best hotel of our Camino de Santiago (Saint James Way) journey.
7. La Casona De Nene
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
La Casona de Nené is a tourist accommodation establishments seeking the comfort and convenience of guests . Each of the rooms that make up this small guest house is decorated and personalized in different contemporary settings . Our customers will find an intimate and pleasant space to regain strength in his way.
Great lodge along the Camino
Reviewed By alexandramY3023PQVery good location, some 50m away from the Camino. Really lovely, clean & comfortable rooms. Very pleasant surprise about it. Attentive & helpful staff who really understood I was after 29km of walking and helped with luggage & all. Would definitely recommend it!
8. Casa Assumpta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Rural house located in the pilgrimage road to Santiago de Compostela ideal for relaxation; with a length of more than a hundred years, with large stone walls, typical construction in the area, decorated with exquisite taste, each room giving the name of famous Galician writers and custom decor. Surrounds it a large garden
Location too rural for the Camino
Reviewed By . GThe owner is happy to pick up and drop off if you call the mobile but it is still a little inconvenient. The bed was very comfy and location meant it was quiet but there is nothing to do there. The shower not brilliant. The food was adequate but nothing to write home about. The owner seemed to be doing everything himself in the main.
9. Pension Ribadiso
Overall Ratings
5 based on 73 reviews
Welcome to Pension Ribadiso, your Arzua “home away from home.” Pension Ribadiso aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Iglesia de Santiago de Arzua (1.7 mi), located nearby, makes Pension Ribadiso a great place to stay for those interested in visiting this popular Arzua landmark. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Pension Ribadiso offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a desk. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including baggage storage. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. During your visit, be sure to check out one of Arzua's popular Mediterranean restaurants such as Casa Nené, Casa Teodora, and Pizzeria Il Fornaccio, all a short distance from Pension Ribadiso. If you are interested in exploring Arzua, check out one of the architectural buildings, such as Capela da Madalena and Igrexa Parroquial de Santiago de Boente. Pension Ribadiso puts the best of Arzua at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
The best!!
Reviewed By NefnazThis is the best place we stayed by far on the camino! The property/room is clean! Well appointed facilities. For 3 Euro you can use washer and dryer. It’s situated just above the bridge and the river in Ribadiso. It’s a beautiful little historical town. We booked through booking.com and the breakfast was included (please see pic below). If that isn’t generous...to top it off when I asked for a second coffee, they didn’t charge me for it. The staff were so friendly and accommodating. You can get all your meals and bottled water from the restaurant across the street. They open at 6am for breakfast which is great for us starting the Camino at 6.30 everyday. Overall it was perfect!!
10. Pension Luis
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Avoid at all cost!
Reviewed By ErikS873Rooms are small and damp. Beds are tiny and hard as a rock. So don’t expect much of a sleep in here. Rooms are on the upper floor, so you have to drag your bags through a sharp staircase. If you’re especially unlucky (as one in our company was) you’ll be offered the room in the reception (yes, in the reception). You shut it by a slide door and it’s located just next to entrance, two meters from the reception desk and one meter from the stairs. So you’ll be hearing every suitcase being dragged up the stairs, every conservation being conducted at the reception, and every person entering or exiting through the main door. Breakfast is lackluster and served at another premise. Staff are some of the most rude and aggressive I have ever encountered. Expect to be yelled at if you dare to complain about anything.
