Hotel Vigo Plaza

This hotel was booked because it was suggested by a friend. To be honest, there is a lack of stars to be rated in service. People in charge of reception were the best of the best. Gave me excellent price, gave me check in in advance, take care of the bar in order to have a beer and coffees with friends, took care of luggage after check out, help with directions. No words to express my gratitude.

We were 4 so the room we had was huge , which a kitchen fully equipped. An amazing room , clean and with a terrace The breakfast was great, many options like soya milk or whole grain bread which I appreciated. The stuff very friendly and location couldn't be better

the worst hotel in which I have ever stayed! be prepared that despite the warm temperature outside, extremely hot batteries are waiting for you in the inside! no one could help me with this, the staff is completely incompetent! 1/10

If you are in a low budget, it is worth staying here: centrally located, good breakfast, friendly staff. If you want to rest, no. Beds are not amazing and it is an old building, with no isolation, so you hear doors banging, people talking loud, toilet flushing,...not a good thing.

Stayed here 2 nights with an Intrepidtravel.com trip of the Camino. The room was absolutely horrible. The guys at reception were wonderful and not responsible for the awful airshaft view and noise in our room. I did get a glimpse into a room that looked out over the roofs to the water. That room was great even though it was tiny. Our room was tiny, had ground level windows opening into dirty airshaft. Had to leave the windows open since room was stuffy withe no air-conditioning or fan. Must be brutal to stay there in the summer. We (and all the other group members whose windows opened on the airshaft) could hear doors slamming, people using the toilet, people taking showers in the evening, talking talking talking. Tv on in some rooms. There was privacy glass in the bathroom windows but you could see a man sitting on the toilet in the room across the airshaft. How embarrassing. We heard someone snoring all night. Very early in the morning the noise started all over again. It sounded like we were in a prison block. The location isn't very good. We arrived on Sunday late afternoon and there were no cafes or restaurants nearby. There is a nice grocery store 2 min walk up the street. If you get a room facing the street it would be OK. Avoid the inner rooms at all costs. They charge 5 Euro for breakfast and you have to make reservation. I got to breakfast 1 hour before it closed and no fruit, very little bread, only 2 slices of cheese left. Half the tables were empty but covered in dirty dishes. I do not recommend this place