Breathtaking property integrated into its surroundings on Camino dos Faros. Unique esthetics, beautiful and functional design. Original art displayed throughout the property. Spacious room with outdoor patio and terrace providing commanding views of Muxía and the beach. Soaking tub, great shower. Extraordinary spa facilities and experience (we did the 1h30 circuit). Outstanding buffet breakfast with exceptional service by the staff, especially Uxia.

The check in process was a bit long, and the front desk staff was not particularly helpful when asked for transportation options to Muxía. New dining room under construction meant that dinner was being temporarily served in an unattractive function room and we were not notified of this in advance or at check in. We elected not to dine at the property as a result. The infinity pool is spectacular. One would expect it to be heated at this time of the year in such a luxury resort, but it was not.

The hotel had everything you'd ever need and even some you never knew ... Lifts that travel diagonally ..awesome!! We had a room on the 3rd floor which was exceptional and if came back this is the level I would want to stay on again. Its great when they were building it that they thought about the views and gave everyone a balcony, with a space to just sit and stare at the sea / views The spa was excellent and the massages were very good. The swimming pool was good, although it can be very busy on a Saturday. The views were epic from every part of the hotel and only being a 5 minute walk to the beach and 30 minutes from Muxia is great as we walked in a couple of times for lunches and dinner. The story boards and art within the hotel that tell the story of why it was built just add to the ambience, especially the quiet library corner

That you have to pay for the spa on top of your room, just doesnt seem right, surely this should be paid for in the cost of your room? More options in the cafe for lunch would have been good or a changing menu maybe..

This is the third Parador I have stayed at. Leon and Santiago de Compostela are beautiful and typical Paradors with historical settings. The Costa in Muxia is very modern but maintains the typical professional Parador staff and 5 Star quality. I stayed 3 days after finishing the Camino and it was so relaxing. It is set on top of a beautiful beach. The staff could not have been any more welcoming and professional and worked so hard to keep up with all the guests’ demands. Beautiful modern 5 Star hotel and service. The Parador brand is my favorite go to hotel in Spain. They do such a great job and treat the guests with 5 Star service. This is a fantastic property and I wish so could have stayed for a week.

We loved everything about this hotel: the dramatic siting on the side of the hill overlooking Muxia and the sea, the ultra modern look & feel of the property, the spa, the restaurants, room service, pool, walk down to and on the beach. The bed was so comfy, the large sliding door to the balcony. The diagonal elevator. The quiet and private-ness. We would love to come back to NW Spain just to stay at this property again. Oh, and did I mention the exceptional, friendly staff? All dedicated to meeting our needs in a cheerful & professional manner.

Nothing, nada, it was exceptional!

We had the bad luck that we arrived at the very day of the spring opening. The room, where there is only one comfy chair (!) was very cold. It took quite some time to solve this problem for us and several other guests. And using the sauna to warm up was not an option since they charge you 30 Euro per person to visit the spa. The place itself is however beautiful and build at an exceptional location under very modern architecture. The large and more or less private beach is right in front of the hotel and looks very inviting on warm days.

The fact that there is only one chair in the room, and (but that's may be our own fault) that we came on the opening day of the new season, where they had some start-up problems.

To start - This Parador is in a spectacular location (we only stayed one night). It is an ultra modern Parador and our room was excellent (see the pictures from our room). I normally don't comment about elevators but the hotel elevator alone is worth seeing! Since the hotel is a bit isolated we had dinner there. The dinner was very good and the cost was typical of a restaurant of such high quality. Breakfast was also very good.

Wonderful view, great rooms. Nice access to beach and hiking along the coast. Lovely artwork on every floor. A great end to our Camino.

Food seemed a little overpriced and the dinner menu was unclear as to first/second courses. Staff were not the most friendly. Would have loved a coffee maker or at least a pour over in the room like the Parador we stayed in Santiago.

Extraordinary elevatora Room on the 5th floor with garden access Infinity swimming pool with a view Delicious and varied breakfasts Friendly staff Spacious interiors Modern design Relaxing atmosphere

Taste of food in reataurant was diaappointing Leaking shower

Beautiful property. Gorgeous location. Nice big rooms. Restaurant was good.Breakfast was okay. I think they were understaffed so it was slow if you ordered off the menu. Overall fabulous experience!

Beach access was tough if you have mobility issues. A few well placed stairs with a railing on the path would help

Amazing modern hotel in beautiful location overlooking a sandy beach. Comfortable bed and good hotel facilities. Good restaurant on site.

Toilet and shower were small and opened directly into the bedroom and as the extractor did not appear to work, this gave an unpleasant atmosphere. This was disappointing given how good everything else was.