Hotels near Muiño11, Pontevedra Province

The site is beautiful surrounded by a forest of eucalyptus and rubles. Ideal if you go with animals. Peace is beautiful and very old. When we arrived we had a problem with the shower that was broken, it was a very warm day, and we couldn't do ourselves. At first we were told that they could not do anything until Monday (as it was Saturday) and we asked them for a solution, of course. We put the situation on them and the employees literally ”dislived” for it. Maria removed Rome with Santiago (never better said) to find a fountainer. Jessi proposed to change our room by seeing that it could not be solved. Montse came to see how we were several times and the boy (sorry but I don't know his name) cared for us gently. And how beautiful it was to wake up in the morning and listen to Mary's greeting of ”Good morning, how have you sleeped?” And the deal with our dog was INDEMBER. Chic@s, you are ”The Best of the Peace”.

An overnight stay on our Camino walk (The Old Way). The hotel is easy to find, comfortable and the rooms nicely appointed. Reception staff were extremely helpful, spoke good English and provided a useful city map. Its a city hotel so expect some night-time noise! The room shower was great and a respectable breakfast buffet was set out for breakfast. There was even a small selection of hot foods, which made a pleasent change after our regular continential breakfasts. There was also lashings of good hot coffee delivered to the table. The hotel also provided us with picnic lunches for our onward travel. It contained a nice selection of meat and cheeses and they also catered for vegitarians on request. For those walking the Camino the Portuguese Way it is a pleaseing stop-over in Ponteverdra.

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

Perfectly located in the middle of the old city, just in front to the Alameda Praza de Compostela, with modern, fair sized and well equipped rooms with jacuzzi, safebox, minibar, bathrobes, sandals, etc. Every member of the staff has been kind and helpful, therefore our two-nights stay was really pleasant. Certainly we will return to the Nagari in any future trip to Vigo.

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 hotel. This hotel was very modern and the room I had was big (for Europe). The staff was nice and welcoming and could check me in earlier than I expected (I arrived around noon). The bathroom was normal size (for Europe) and there was plenty of room. The bed was comfortable and the air conditioning worked great. They also offered some toiletries if you needed them. The hotel is located very centrally being only a few steps away from the city center and an easy walk to the port. The hotel offered breakfast but I didn’t ask for that since the price seemed steep (especially when you can buy something at a cafe for cheaper) One recommendation I have is if you are driving a car to ask them where to park before going there, as the parking is a few blocks away and you can’t park on the street (or if you can you’re a pro at finding parking). Just understand that if you park anywhere other than where they tell you, you could be charged more than once. I parked at a different parking garage up a few streets and the hotel staff told me that I could come and go with parking after paying the discounted rate of 15€. They also said all the underground parking was “the same”. It is not the same. The underground parking is literally huge and there are several options and you could walk forever when trying to find your car. Anyhow, I left the other garage and toured the city and then parked in the garage they recommended, thinking I was covered with the pay one rate plan. Unfortunately this was not the case and I was out another 15€ to get out of the parking garage. An extremely pricey lesson to learn. Other than the parking issue, I really liked the hotel and would return if in the area (just without a car)

The exterior of the hotel was stately and the hotel in old in a charming way including the doors, hardwood floors, shutters and common areas. Our room was not big. The bathroom had obviously been remodeled, but was small. Service was good. The location is also good -close to a lot of restaurants and right off the Camino trail.

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.

Buena ubicación y no se oía nada pese a estar en una calle transitada,habitación con cama muy cómodas y personal muy atento ,no es un hotel moderno pero estaba todo muy limpio ,con el coche a 5 minutos del centro!!

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.