This is the most bizarrely star-rated hotel we’ve ever stayed at. For whatever illogical and unknown reason, when we looked at this hotel to stay here we noticed it had a “2-star” (two) rating at Booking.com. That concerned us because it wasn’t “cheap” (like a 2-star hotel), but due to the incredible history, location and ambience we decided to give it a shot. The 2-star rating is an absolute joke. For example, the staff at this hotel rival that of any 5-star hotel, anywhere in the world. There is nothing the staff couldn’t or wouldn’t do for us and we could do whatever we wanted (ate wherever, whenever, towels, ice, cappuccino’s outside or to the room - as a small example), luggage moved, free to roam inside and out as if the entire lighthouse/hotel was our own. Cristina who checks you in is awesome. She has a warm smile (great laugh / sense of humor) and she is on top of everything. From arranging taxis, to setting you up in your room to making sure your luggage is there (or is taken out). Then, she jumps in with the other girls, if they get overwhelmed to make sure everybody’s overly happy. She really made our time there special. Fermanda we thought had a twin because everywhere we looked she was there bringing food and/or drinks up and down the stairs, outside, to the rooms (wherever they needed to be). She has a remarkably warm smile and never seemed like she was stressed. I would’ve been overwhelmingly stressed doing everything that she was doing (with her smile). We ate lunch here and the octopus, with the view of the ocean, was to die for. Since it was so delicious we decided to have dinner here as well. That turned out to be a 5-star experience as well. Even down to the incredibly “private select” olive oil, everything was fantastic. Probably the best steak we’ve had in Spain.

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The location is stunning especially at sunrise and sunset. The food was exceptional and the dining space for residents is very special - it's definitely worth booking one of the tables facing sunrise. Eva was a standout member of staff, super welcoming and efficient. The village/port is about 4km away - very walkable but there is no reason to go there because the food is so good at the hotel.

The downside of the location is during the day there are a lot of 'day trippers' coming to experience the 'end of the world'. Whilst day trippers are not particularly encouraged to visit the hotel if the cafe/bar is closed it can get busy. Our room was comfortable but small, eg one side of the double bed was against a wall, so I would recommend spending more and reserving one of the larger rooms.

The location of the hotel on a spit of land in the Atlantic Ocean was incredible. The sunrise and sunset were amazing, and the entire atmosphere was unique and special. We noted that a lot of people stay in town and come out to the lighthouse for drinks and/or dinner.

The restaurant was just "ok". It would be nice of they could narrow the menu, and elevate the quality of what they serve. They should also add more vegetarian options. Prices are a bit high for the food. Both my friend and I had rooms with showers that leaked into the room. Not a huge deal, but....

Location, location, location. Stunning building right behind the lighthouse at Finisterre with magnificent views. I could stay right through sunset without having to think about getting back into town. I enjoyed dinner, although I did feel the price also reflected the location and the restaurant set up was quite confusing. Breakfast next morning was nicely presented and set me up well for the day. Receptionist was very helpful arranging a taxi back to town and sorting out my bus tickets for onward travel to Muxía and Santiago.

My room was described as a small single - it really was tiny. It had an ensuite shower but that was difficult to use as it was also tiny. I had a sea view but only by kneeling on my bed as the window was just past the end of it with no room to stand. Perhaps I was just expecting too much but overall I came away feeling a bit underwhelmed

Having finished my Camino this was the perfect end to my journey. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful. It was a cosy and inviting hotel where every guest was made to feel special. Staying here was a unique experience due to its location and it was magical. I was even blessed with a beautiful sunset and sunrise to make the occasion even more fabulous. Dinner was delicious with an extensive seafood based menu. Breakfast with a seaview was amazing. The following morning two staff members rang several taxi companies to find someone to get me to my onward transport - they were super helpful and it was not an inconvenience. I hope to return again one day.

Everything was perfect.

Perfect location as I was walking the Camino Finisterra and this is the endpoint. The single room despite being very small was good value. Breakfast was perfect small amounts of several things beautifully presented in the upstairs seated area overlooking the ocean. Bar staff were pleasant, helpful and efficient. The terrace is lovely

The evening meal was a disappointment, labelled as fresh fish stew , was in fact a piece of salt with a few boiled potatoes. Perfectly cooked just not consistent with the otherwise great food I've had in Galicia.

The location at "the end of the world" was the perfect place to celebrate the completion of the Camino! The staff members were exceptional, and the lady, Noe, that checked me in after a wet and foggy trek was very kind and considerate. The manager, Mr. "Jacinto", was the ultimate professional, treating each guest with his personal attention, and ensuring that all their needs were met. His outgoing, pleasant personality was the highlight of our stay, and his recommendations for the daily catch were spot on. The restaurant and dining experience were exceptional and "fresh from the sea"! This was an incredible stay, and for me and my husband, the ultimate--as close to being at sea without being on a ship! A huge thank you to the entire staff for making this an experience that we will always cherish.

No complaints, Everything was great!

This hotel is fantastic . The position is what anybody would have to appreciate the sunset , the sunrise and the 360° landscape. The silence as well that help you to look at the ocean dreaming and thinking about all staffs of your life , past and present. It is a wonderful medicine for the eyes , for the heart , digging in depth in your soul. I lived sensation that is impossible to explain , but that will remain with me till the end of my life . Thank you so much for allowing this priceless experience Marco Felisio

The breakfast organization . I have got a vassor with some things inside . No chances to choose something different and as far as you imagine hundreds of people have different tastes, different culture and so on . In few words no way to choose what I wanted to eat for my breakfast.(I'm not sure if there was the opoortunity to ask for different things) Anyway , Please , don't keep this indication as a negative review , but I believe that can be improved . Try to find a way to realize a buffet where all the people can catch what really they want to eat in order to initiate the day in the better way possible. Thank you Marco Felisio

We came to the Lighthouse at the end of the earth after walking the Camino Portuguese. It was lovely to place to celebrate with dinner ,take in the view of the sunset . We woke up early to see the sunrise and had the point to ourselves . A remarkable place to stay..The staff was very accommodating and found taxi service.

Do not miss the opportunity to stay here if you’re coming to Fisterra. The location is absolutely stunning, you’ll be able to spend a sunset and a sunrise at the End of the World! The hotel is clean, quiet, and very comfortable. They have an excellent restaurant on site, dinner was amazing and breakfast was included with my room!