Casa Os Prados da Albela is situated in Tríacastela and offers a shared lounge. This guest house has a garden, barbecue facilities, free WiFi and free private parking.
Ulrika
From
Sweden
Theresa was an absolutely amazing host. She picked us up in Tricastela and drove us to her amazing house. We got a little guided tour on the way. Everything was absolutely perfect, the nature and surroundings magical. Book here if you can!
With mountain views, Casa Galego is set in Fonfría and has a restaurant, a housekeeping service, bar, garden, sun terrace and picnic area. A public bath is available for guests.
Jackie
From
Ireland
WOW Casa Galego is an amazing place to stop on right on the Camino path, the couple that own it are great hosts, Modesta (I think), the lady that runs it is so welcoming, and nothing is a too much for her. That night, she homecooked a meal for us, which was the best we ever had on our Camino journey to date. Breakfast the following morning was plentiful too. The who building is bright, modern, and spotless.
We got caught in a snow storm, and she arranged a taxi to bring us down to Triacastela the following morning, where we rejoined the Camino. Would love to return sometime in the future. She loves having people in her home, and it shows exactly that.
Located in Tríacastela, Pension-Albergue Lemos offers a terrace. Among the facilities at this property are a lift and bicycle parking, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Suzanne
From
United Kingdom
We had a really great room with excellent comfortable beds and a massive walk-in shower. Both were very welcome after a rainy day on the Camino! Staff were so friendly and helpful too pointing out the laundry room where we could also clean our boots. An excellent- geat value stop on the Camino
CASA CINES is located in Lugo, 39 km from Congress and Exhibiton Center, 40 km from Lugo Cathedral, and 40 km from Roman Walls of Lugo.
Howard
From
Australia
Our 6th stay in this rural camino stop with a quiet modern room, hot shower and a very responsive bar restaurant downstairs. Nuria, who has taken over from her mother, made us excellent simple vegetarian food and welcomed us warmly. Lovely spot.
Offering quiet street views, As Miguiñas do Cebreiro is an accommodation located in Piedrafita, 44 km from Las Médulas Roman Mines and 45 km from Lake Carucedo.
Noga
From
Israel
The owner, Lupe was very nice and helpful. She helped us with all logistics matters.
Located in Tríacastela in the Galicia region, Pension Casa Simon features a garden. Towels and bed linen are featured in the guest house. The accommodation is non-smoking.
Rimpioja
From
Finland
Beds were the best during our camino in this accomodation. Breakfast very decälicious.
The host was polite and helpoilta.
Clean room.
Habitaciones A Casa de Pepe is situated in Tríacastela. Featuring city and quiet street views, this guest house also comes with free WiFi. The guest house has family rooms.
Richard
From
United Kingdom
The customer care received from the host and his family was so friendly and warm. Nothing was to much bother. Superb service.
Situated in Tríacastela, Boutique Vila de Triacastela features accommodation with seating area.
RACHEL WHITTAKER
From
United Kingdom
We were hiking the Camino de Santiago and accommodation in Triacastela (a small village) is quite limited, so the Boutique Vila (a small house with 3 x separate bedrooms and private bathrooms) was probably the best option. Staff were friendly and bathroom had nice toiletries. The room and bed was very clean.
Offering quiet street views, Hostal A Cantina de Renche is an accommodation set in Renche, 49 km from Congress and Exhibiton Center and 49 km from Lugo Cathedral.
KEVIN
From
United States
The owners were very welcoming and friendly. They tried to meet our every need. When it started to rain on our clothes hanging on the clothes line, they strung a rope on the covered porch for us to use. Dinner was delicious and they offered extras - homemade soup and a yummy dessert.
Warm and welcoming guest houses are ideal for travellers who prefer unfussy accommodation with a personal touch. They are usually family-run, and your host will provide local recommendations and optional meals. Often cheaper than regular hotels, guest houses can also feature a cosy living room and a garden.
A really special place to stay. We wanted somewhere cosy to feel Christmasy in December and this was perfect. Christmas movies infront of a log fire with access to beautiful mountains. Hosts are wonderful and really helped for making it a special weekend away.
Guest review by
Amy
Family with young children
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