I loved everything about it. We were there while walking our Camino and most of the places we stayed smelled musty and had an old feeling about them. This place smelled amazing, had wonderful pillows, a comfy bed, plenty of towels and a lovely view. I just wish I could have stayed there more than one night. The dinner was amazing and the breakfast looked great though we were in a hurry and didn’t partake.

It would have been nice to have the option to have a load of laundry done. We were desperately in need of some fresh clothes and we had to hand wash in the sink and hang them all over the room.

This was our final hotel before heading off to Santiago for the end of the Camino. Very modern hotel, and very wooden. Location was OK although a little way off Camino and away from main street with restaurants. The restaurant seemed very expensive so we ate evening meal and breakfast in town. Room was good size, very clean, excellent bathroom although not entirely private. Staff were lovely and helpful. All good except price.

This was by far the most expensive hotel we stayed in and not clear what it had to be worth the extra. It was good and if the price had been £70-85 would have said excellent. But we paid £138 which was too much. Would try to find another place in the future.

This is a stunning place worth a stay. If you are planning on doing the Camino, this will be a splurge on the last night before going into Santiago but will make a difference. The complex itself is a carefully designed piece of architecture. The timber finishes radiate calmness and connect with the outside environment from every single window. We loved that it is located on the outskirts of town, which means each and every room has a large vista to fields and surrounding nature. It also means it is exceptionally quiet, which is just what we needed after some noisy nights in other hotels along the busy Camino. Our room was large, private, full of natural light, a comfortable bed. The breakfast is outstanding: fresh eggs, bacon, baked goods, fresh fruit, granola, yoghurt and the best freshly squeezed orange juice. It has not gone unnoticed that they use beautiful Galician made crockery for their coffee / tea sets. They did not spare on details! The host was super lovely and communicative and assisted us with reserving a table at a local restaurant. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. We felt pampered on the last night on the Camino.

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I was walking the Camino and stayed at this amazing property just before heading to Santiago de Compostela. Loved everything about this property. It was such a quiet respite. The rooms were absolutely lovely. The food was amazing- have dinner here it really something special on the Camino. Truly home cooked with love. Breakfast was also among the best I had on the Camino. And the hospitality from the entire family here was incredible. I was sick and they took care of me from the moment I walked in the door (early I might add and was sitting outside). To helping me with how best to finish my journey. I felt like it was my own family embracing me with love and kindness. It was a true gift to stay here on the Camino but even if I wasn’t walking I would highly recommend staying here.

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What an unexpected joy this hotel was. The town of O Pedrouzo was kind of basic, so this hotel was a very welcome surprise on our Camino. The design was contemporary and unique - very eco-friendly. The bathroom had everything we needed. The bed was extremely comfortable and the staff was wonderful. The location was perfect and the staff helped us with directions to continue our walk without backtracking. Highly recommend!

They held our bags, allowed for an easy check in and the woman working was very helpful and friendly. Setting is stunning with a spa like feel. Recommend eating dinner there as it was great and relaxing, nice to be able to enjoy their space. Breakfast just as good and simple if walking the Camino. Attention to details is great - towels, AC, updated tv. We really enjoyed the patio and views of the yard and area! It is not too far of a stay if doing the Camino - a ten or so minute walk to pick it up the next day.

A lovely, quiet, modern hotel just a short walk from the main streets. Very clean with minimalistic features. Beautiful shower. Crisp linen and lovely, fluffy towels. Very helpful and friendly host. The fridge was an added bonus in the room, as was access to free drinking water in reception! Great night's sleep in cosy beds. Would like to have stayed longer, with sunnier weather, to enjoy the garden area and views outside which looked beautiful!

The sink area is open in to bedroom - all separate facilities (shower room, toilet, sink area).

Wow! What a wonderful hotel. Very welcoming host, offering us a glass of water immediately on arrival - it was a very hot day! Such a beautifully designed place, clearly built with love. The room was exceptional. Very comfortable bed, huge shower and a terrace onto the garden. Extremely peaceful. There was a coffee machine and water dispenser available in the reception area. We also chose to have dinner, which was delicious. Thank you! A real treat on our last night of the Camino.

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This hotel is absolutely amazing. It is a gem of Pedrouza. So much attention to details, so much heart poured into everything. It is eco-friendly and extremely cozy woth all the wooden details. Staff was so nice and helpful and did everything for is to have a great time. Breakfast was also good. I almost didn’t want to leave. :) The house is built in memory of Uka - she must have been an amazing woman.

The room was excellent with a big TV and a good shower. The hotel also offered dinner which is helpful for those who don't want to go out after a long day on the Camino.

The dinner is quite mediocre for what you pay. There was also a huge mosquito in my room which bit me several times at night leading to bad sleep quality. I can't exactly blame the hotel too much for the presence of a mosquito but it was definitely already there when I first entered the room as I didn't open the windows the whole time I was there.