Exe Coruña

“Excellent stay”

We tried two different types of room and both were wonderful, besides the breakfast is fantastic. Despite, not being very close to the tourist attractions, it is very well connected by public transport.

“Great hotel - Amazing Staff”

This hotel has been recently acquired by another company I can say that the new management is keeping the same level of excellence that I was use to find here. The location is great, just round de corner from the bus station, 5 min walk from the train station and another short walk from the city c… more

This hotel has been recently acquired by another company I can say that the new management is keeping the same level of excellence that I was use to find here. The location is great, just round de corner from the bus station, 5 min walk from the train station and another short walk from the city centre. Many amenities around, including nice restaurants, cafes, a shopping centre attached to the hotel and El Corte Inglés is next door. The rooms are spacious, very well kept, extremely clean and the beds are very comfortable. Breakfast is good, with several sweet and sour choices, including some traditional especialities like empanada gallega, overall very recommended. The best thing about this hotel is definitely its personnel. No matter in what shift you may need something, they all will sort everything out in no time. I would also like to highlight one employee in particular: her name is Iria and she is definitely the kind of person that makes the difference in a customer facing role, she is very efficient, attentive, polite, friendly, helpful, professional and always with the best of the smiles. Definitely an employee that elevates the image of a brand.

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“Exe Coruna (previously Tryp Hôtel great location)”

If you’ve never visited A Coruna in Galicia you must! The fresh sea food in all the restaurants is amazing and I was there for my daughter’s wedding and stayed at the Exe Coruna hotel (formerly called Tryp) which is really mostly a business area but it was very to convenient to where I needed to be… more

If you’ve never visited A Coruna in Galicia you must! The fresh sea food in all the restaurants is amazing and I was there for my daughter’s wedding and stayed at the Exe Coruna hotel (formerly called Tryp) which is really mostly a business area but it was very to convenient to where I needed to be ...however the food and the hospitality in Galicia is amazing in particular a lovely restaurant called Manolo’s in Arès. Also a tourist attraction is the Tower of Hercules the oldest lighthouse in all of Europe., And loved seeing the Botero sculpture heralding the entrance to the Hercules Lighthouse!

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“Good value option ”

I chose this option as we needed to be near the train station during our stay for a number of day trips elsewhere in Galicia and I am quite happy I chose this option as other options dotted around the city would have resulted in long walks, bus journeys or taxis. This hotel is located in Cuatro Cam… more

I chose this option as we needed to be near the train station during our stay for a number of day trips elsewhere in Galicia and I am quite happy I chose this option as other options dotted around the city would have resulted in long walks, bus journeys or taxis. This hotel is located in Cuatro Caminos so close to the bus station and about a 10 minute walk from the train station. We booked a Premium Junior Suite which averaged €80 a night including breakfast. The room on the top floor was lovely and spacious. Beds were really comfortable and large. The bathroom area was large with separate bath and shower areas. For those wondering about standard rooms the ones on the 5th floor at least are in the same decoration as this one but half the size. The room lacks tea and coffee facilities in the room but there is a vending machine downstairs. There is a minibar in the room but its also cheaper to use the machines downstairs if needed. Breakfast was ok not the best, but not the worst I've had. The hotel is heavily used in winter by Spanish IMSERSO groups. Thankfully the guests being older are all asleep well before midnight so peace and quiet is more or less guaranteed at night. They are also funnelled off into a separate dining area for breakfast so it never feels too crowded. Wifi works reasonably well and is free for guests. Another plus point here is that you can have your luggage stored on the day of departure. A taxi is about €15 each way to and from the Airport and takes about 10 minutes. I would stay here again if given the choice of hotels in A Coruña.

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