Hotel Baiona

While heading towards Santiago de Compostela from Porto I decided only to sleep on hotels. For the first time I was quite disappointed. Room wasn't very up to date - fortunately there was a bathtub. It seemed like the receptionist had decided that all guests had to stay on the same floor - and all next to eachother - so I had to settle with a lot of irritating noise. Waking up in the morning I had a beautiful view to the beach but that couldn't express how dissatisfied I was with the breakfast at the hotel. You will be offered bread, cheese, jam, butter, tea, coffee. Well all the other places I stayed there were hot dishes. I really missed scramble egg, bacon or something - definitely when you consider the price for the stay. Great thing is that it's on the camino route. Else.. no.

Centrally located hotel in heart of Old Town Old in car free zone. Rooms are old although clean and tidy. Room insulation not that great so you can hear street noise. Reception is friendly. Biggest issue is it's not open alot!

Recepcionist we’re great! Very noisy during the town festivities, other guest inside hotel and people outside made it very difficult for us to rest. I wouldn’t recommend it for a quiet trip.

The only good thing is The Location. There aré plenty restaurants around and it's quite loud during the night. The rooms are really old with basic stuff. Pricy for the quality of the hotel.

Parking is extremely difficult. The rooms are very noisy at night. You can't close the windows because there's no air conditioning. The bed and pillows are as hard as rocks. I regret going to this hotel. They don't inform you beforehand about the conditions you'll find. If you want to sleep at night, DO NOT CHOOSE THIS HOTEL. We asked to change rooms, but it was no use because the noise is awful throughout the hotel. We had booked four nights and left on the third. We didn't want to spend another night in Toledo.