Hotel Miradoiro De Belvís

“Before the Walk”

My canadian friend and I spent a couple of nights here before starting our Camino Walk. had a welcoming smile from the lady at reception and she even helped us with our luggage to our rooms. Good location for the cathedral ( even if it is a little up hill) and nice view of th Monastry from our room… more

My canadian friend and I spent a couple of nights here before starting our Camino Walk. had a welcoming smile from the lady at reception and she even helped us with our luggage to our rooms. Good location for the cathedral ( even if it is a little up hill) and nice view of th Monastry from our room. Enjoyed the breakfast. Roome were clean and comfortab;e. Would stay here again.

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“A place to stay while visiting Santiago”

Basic but comfortable accommodation within a fifteen minute walk of the cathedral and lots of cafes ,bars and restaurants. There is a kettle in the room but no tea ,coffee or milk.Close to the market and all that is happening in Santiago de Compostela.There is a great bar five minutes walk away ca… more

Basic but comfortable accommodation within a fifteen minute walk of the cathedral and lots of cafes ,bars and restaurants. There is a kettle in the room but no tea ,coffee or milk.Close to the market and all that is happening in Santiago de Compostela.There is a great bar five minutes walk away called Momo 38.Continental breakfast is available for 5 euro.

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“Good Value Hotel with free parking Close to Santiago Centre”

Hotel is in a good location, just outside the old city of Santiago de Compostella. Hotel is on the side of a hill. Pedestrian/car access to the city is therefore steep but there are beautiful views from the hotel's windows. Having free parking on site for hotel guests is a boon. The hotel room… more

Hotel is in a good location, just outside the old city of Santiago de Compostella. Hotel is on the side of a hill. Pedestrian/car access to the city is therefore steep but there are beautiful views from the hotel's windows. Having free parking on site for hotel guests is a boon. The hotel room was quite large by city standards. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was modern. Our room was at the back of the hotel, overlooking the school football pitches. There was some noise from these, as children were being given football coaching, which continued until quite late at night, with floodlights on too. However, there were also beautiful views from the room's windows. You could request a quieter room at the front, overlooking the car park if you are bothered by noise but of course there would not be the great view. Breakfast consisted of a small buffet, which provided all necessities: fresh and tinned fruit, yoghurt, cereal, ham and cheese, baked goods, juice, hot drinks. There did seem to be a bit of a problem with damp in some of the hotel rooms. The corridor smelled musty, our bathroom became very wet while we were out during the day and a dehumidifier was being used in one room. However, the staff reacted quickly when we reported the problem in our bathroom. The staff were very helpful and efficient.

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“Get place to stay at the end of the Camino”

Friendly staff, well proportioned rooms, well fitted out (includes air con), 10 minutes from cathedral square, plenty of bars round about. Well managed, quiet and comfortable. I would return. Breakfast basic but fine.