4-Star Hotels in Galicia, Spain

酒店位於當地一座古老建築裏，後來閑逛的時候發現就在以前海濱一帶的造船廠附近，旁邊一個小廣場有哥倫布的紀念碑。很切合我此次旅行追尋哥倫布、大航海時代的主題。對酒店的位置很感滿意。酒店房間比較老舊，隔音不好，半夜居然鄰居打電話給我請我把電視機聲音關小一些，其實我沒有開電視，用的是一個小音箱，已經住了快一個月酒店了，每晚都用，沒想到在這裏被投訴。房間不提供任何水和咖啡之類的，不過坐在酒店的咖啡吧，面朝花園，氛圍也很不錯。 酒店步行去小鎮逛古老街區很方便，沒走幾分鐘就能到。步行去河邊散步也很近。總之國營酒店的選址很棒，酒店內移步換景，非常適合拍照。

The place is nice, but I had booked a room with a sea view and they hadn't given it to me; I had to go down and ask for it. They didn't provide a bathrobe in the room. Half-board was included, but they didn't give me dessert, which was also included.

A place with a lot of charm, spectacular the monastery and the surroundings, a natural paradise with a lot of charm, a real wonder.

The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable and the staff were very friendly and very friendly. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable.

The location is very central, next to the Náutico. Unbeatable. The problem is on the eve of a holiday because it is located opposite the Pelícano discotheque and with the drinking party in the Méndez Núñez Gardens behind it, and soundproofing is not its strong point. You can hear everything. The attention of the reception staff is very good. The cleaning is also good. The bed is comfortable and firm. There are no amenities, you have to ask for them; just some dispenser bottles with gel, shampoo, conditioner and cream as in most hotels nowadays. As I said, the soundproofing is average. The mini-bar is also sparse as is usual today; there are no liquors or snacks, you would have to ask for them. In our bathroom there was no magnifying mirror for shaving/combing, but for us it is secondary. The rooms, the hall and the plants are cozy and quite well kept, considering that it is a building that is already quite old. In short, we will repeat the stay.

Es ist ein Businesshotel für Geschäftsleute, Zimmer sehr geräumig, freundliches Personal

The rooms, food, and service at this international chain hotel were all up to standard and nothing to complain about. The location was also good; a local art museum was just a 2-minute walk away. They provided three complimentary bottles of water and free use of the minibar daily, which is quite generous considering hotels in Europe are generally rather stingy. There was also a staff member at the entrance to help with luggage. The only downside was the small breakfast area; when it got crowded, there wasn't even room to stand and queue. One day, I received a rotten apple among the fruit available, which I quickly put back; I'm not sure if it was just for display or for guests. La Coruña, this seaside city, is very charming, safer than Barcelona, ​​and offers a much better travel experience than crowded big cities. Definitely worth a return visit!

Los paradores nacionales de turismo son lugares donde el trato y las instalaciones son superiores a cualquier otro sitio.