Parador de Tui

Our first stay after a series of long flights and delays. Staff were all gracious. Front desk staffers Rebecca and Valerie were so helpful and informative. Our rooms were clean and orderly. I wish they’d consider changing their hairdryer to modern era ones. What they have are so ancient and almost useless. The dining room had great coffee and breakfast fare. The grounds were beautifully maintained. They were so close to the Old Town too!

We had a fabulous suite in this hotel with comfortable rooms and beds with a great view from our very large balcony. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the hotel is not far from the main centre of town along a nice riverside walk. The food was good but not as nice as other paradors we’ve stayed in. It has an open car park with canopies that shield the car from the weather. I can highly suggest this hotel when visiting Tui .

Like most paradores, this one is a stunning old building in a beautiful spot. The staff were all helpful and friendly. The outdoor pool surprisingly lovely on a cool day, and the restaurant food excellent. My only niggles are the same at each one...for the price there ought to be free water in the rooms, and they need money spending on them...there was a large chip out of the bath and some plaster peeling from the walls. For almost 200€ a night, it should be perfect!

What a charming Parador! We are so happy that we decided to break up our drive to Vigo by stopping for a night. It was a somewhat last minute trip for us, so the only room available was the smaller, standard room... which is indeed quite small but still very charming. If you can, book a larger room unless you are one person. We did not eat dinner in the restaurant, but the breakfast was excellent! The town of Tui is a short walk away, you can walk there on a scenic path along the river. Very nice, I recommend it!

Beautiful stay in a historic edifice. Rooms are dated (as expected with old buildings), but service lacking for such a property. Nowhere to take a coffee or small bite without having to sign-up for the breakfast buffet. Imagine a full service hotel with no bar or cafe. We practically had to beg for a wide open restaurant to get a coffee and tea in the morning; that after having a full dinner there the night before.