Informal hotel with trendy accents, a spa & an indoor pool, plus a restaurant & a cafe/bar.
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I stayed for one night. The room was very small and had no natural light, as the window faced the skylight, which made you feel depressed ,all night raining cat and dogs. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Their breakfast was poor to non-existent. A very central hotel close to the old town, two streets up the coastal road of Vigo port .
Hotel located 10 minutes from the train station and 5 minutes from the port. The beds are large, but there isn’t much extra space in the room – though honestly, what more do you really need beyond a comfortable place to sleep? I did miss having a kettle and some coffee. The bathroom is spacious, everything was clean and quite.
Great location Room was clean but next to the 'flushing meadows'. The bed was comfortable. Two people sharing one long pillow. That was interesting The receptionist (at least one of them) spoke English, the rest.... Breakfast was ok. Go there early, they dont like to stock up. Rooms are small and walls are paper thin.
Location is not bad and reception was kind. Rooms are very small...haven't been that cramped since Japan stays. Thermostat controlled by management and so plan on opening your window at night to cool off. Indoor pool featured on website is closed so manage your expectations.
It was suitable for our one night stay in Vigo for the start of our Camino. The receptionist was very nice and very helpful. Located right behind the Santiago de Vigo, but isn't on the Camino way. There's a mercado right across the street which was very convenient. The room and the beds were comfortable enough, but it was quite noisy outside with people walking and talking loudly in the wee hours of the night and cars passing by, and the windows did nothing to block the noise out. But overall an ok stay.
