Top Hotels with Gyms in Vigo

We were really excited to visit Vigo & this hotel has a great location and looked beautiful and as we were meeting our son there , we looked forward to using the rooftop pool as advertised. I was so disappointed my son was in a camper bed , the shutters came up automatically at 8am making the room really bright & noisy. But the most disappointing was told to book the pool for on 1 hour was €25 per day per person. I was so upset and for 4 star hotel and cost was misleading. The assistant manager on reception that day when I complained was abrupt and when I said , if a pool is advertised they need to say its additional 225 for use of stay . She said it was not Ireland I was in , it was Vigo . I regret booking this hotel.

This was a very clean and comfortable hotel. I had an interior room and the window was very small. Especially if you anticipate jetlag and find light helpful to adjust, this room type may not be for you. In the room there was a refrigerator with minibar items. And an espresso machine. Also a tea kettle. The English of the people at the front desk was good. And I was able to check in early, which was much appreciated after travel.

For work reasons, I habitually use hotel facilities, and for emotional reasons, I am also the father of the deputy directors of two hotels in a well-known Spanish hotel chain, but for objective considerations, I must admit that Vigo’s This Pazo dos Escudos hotel is one of them. The top ten best hotel complexes in Spain have the best quality of facilities, furniture, underwear, etc. This is a real gem, and your property and employees have ”responsibility and obligations” to move on. Congratulations

We arrived by train and the hotel was easy to access through the huge shopping mall. Easy and pleasant check in. Wonderful room on the sixth floor; bright and modern with a dynamic view of the estuary. I found the staff at reception very helpful. Quite handy for a couple of bars and restaurants with the old town a short walk (be aware, it’s on a hill) Enjoyed our brief stay.

Excellent location in the center of Vigo. Very close to bus stops. Not far from the railway station or bus station. Nearby a lot of restaurants, as well as bakeries or shops. The room is quite spacious and well decorated. Clean and clean every day. Good silent. Wi-Fi or air conditioning worked without problems. Maybe a few handle gowns I would find (e.g. very small refrigerator), but all compensate for the view of the port and the Vigo estuarium. Fairy. The bathroom is pleasant and functional. For the service of no comments.

We are walking the camino portugese & we stayed here one night. The hotel was very nice. We had a huge room & a nice bathroom! The beds at this hotel were very comfortable. 1 mile from the historic district. There were apples &water in the lobby.

Plus: From our point of view, a very good location, well connected to the bus station. There was no bigger problem to get to the beach or to the center. And when someone is going to the Celty match it ... you can't get better :). Near (up to 100 m) a large shop. Full of bars and restaurants nearby. Nice and helpful staff. Very good breakfast. It costs 11E, but if someone doesn't want to combine with searching for something in the city, the hotel has a very good alternative. Large selection, fresh, good quality products. The cleaning room, spacious daily cleaned. The bathroom is very nice, functionally equipped. A comfortable bathtub plus very good quality towels. From the third floor, a nice view of the surrounding Vigo ascent. I regret that we didn't get a few floors above. Very good quality ratio to price. Minuses: One thing, the only thing. If the room is well quiet from the corridor, it is already between the rooms until it is so good. So if you get a temperate pair of rooms next to it is ... :).

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.

This waterfront hotel is in an interesting old building, with view rooms looking out to the Bay and surroundings, nice lobby for a relaxed breakfast. My room had the great view, and the finishings are nice, but the flooring seemed to be of a cheap material that had bubbled/warped already and I notice it hadn't even been cut and laid properly along the wall (a gap) when installed. My friend didn't enjoy the enclosed feeling of the interior room she booked. We were sent to a really bad nearby restaurant by the staff but not their fault as the choices were limited with a late arrival, in fact the staff here are the best aspect. The parking situation needs to be explained more clearly. There are ”limited discounts” available for a certain number of guest to park elsewhere, and if you arrive later, left to your own devices, the parking garage directly across the street is a steep 30 Euros for overnight. The entrance driveway is nicely blended into the front parklet for esthetics, but this means it's not clear it can be driven on or marked at all, you will likely miss it and need to circle another four blocks to approach again, and then discover locals feel free to block it when you might want to drive up and unload. Still enjoyed the visit despite the minor irritants.

This hotel was excellent and a refreshing change after the previous one. It was a three minute walk from the restaurants and bars and only a three or four minute walk to get back on the Camino trail. The bed was comfortable and no issues with anything else. The breakfast was buffet style and all the usual items were available and plentiful