Nice treat on the Camino after spending nights in hostels. The room was clean, comfortable, and had a bathtub AND a smart tv so it felt like luxury. The host was friendly and kind enough to let me check in early. The food in the restaurant was quite good (especially the Galician soup and grilled fish) as well in my opinion. Not too far of a detour off the camino, they gave good instructions on how to get back to the trail. No complaints here!

Nothing. Somewhat isolated but the whole area is isolated!

The staff were amazing and helpful. I was walking the camino de Santiago in a downpour and they came and got me from Casa Avelina within 5 minutes of texting on WhatsApp - and showed me where to rejoin the camino from the hotel the following day . They even took my soaking wet hiking boots and told me they will put them near a heating pipe and they were dry the next morning . Laundry service great for 8€ wash and dry . Decent food - my room had a bathtub which was very appreciated - so basically for the price I felt very pampered and well taken care of - great break from the camino albergues .

Good value for money. This was my cheapest night's accommodation on the Camino Ingles. The restaurant does simple but filling food - big portions. The open fire is great on a cold evening. They also offer a free pick-up service for pilgrims, from Casa Avelina or from the municipal albergue in Hospital de Bruma, which is really useful if you have sore feet and/or don't want to walk the extra distance to O Meson do Vento.

The location isn't great, but if you're on the Camino Ingles then you have to weigh that up against the lack of amenities in Hospital de Bruma.

Stayed here during the Camino and it was great. The location is 1km off the camino and from the outside it doesn't look very promising, but it was great! Nice rooms that were clean and a nice restaurant downstairs and a small shop next door which was also really great to have closeby after a long day of walking. The two girls who did the checkin were also really nice.

It looked a bit shady from the outside and was 1km off the camino.

The first of all it was the transfer service offered by the hotel, as it’s located about 2 km. from Camino. It was clean. The reception was very welcoming. Laundry service was excellent, a whole basin of my clothes, handed in for washing 1.5 hours ago I’ve got cleaned, dried and folded for €8. Dinner at the restaurant of the hotel was delicious. Breakfast was good enough, I was surprised to get fried eggs for breakfast.

The shuttle service from the Albergue in Bruma was fantastic after a long day of hiking. Also, the pre-checkin was nice so we just had to pick up our key and go to the room. The room was a little dated, but adequate with a good shower. Easy to get back on trail.

The restaurant had limited choices, but the portion sizes were good. Breakfast choices were very limited. Felt the price was high for a pilgrim stay.

Comfortable bed. Strong hot shower. If you are a pilgrim, they can pick up from the camino.

Air conditioning doesn’t work. No soundproofing so you hear everyone in the other rooms from your room. Really annoying system of ordering by QR code at the restaurant which doesn’t compare to directly speaking to the waitress who can get the exact same order in a few seconds.

This is quite a simple basic hotel for staying when you are walking the Camino, but it is very nice for the price, clean, friendly - if you want your own room rather than a hostel , this is a good place for you. The staff in the hotel and simple, down-to-earth bar/cafe in the hotel are very friendly and helpful

Well organised with a thorough explanation of pick up instructions. Yes you pay more however limited options within Bruma. What a welcome surprise; large room, beautiful view, amazing shower, smart TV (room 201). Lovely dining room, beautiful dinner (prawns in garlic, hake). Very easy to resume Camino Inglés.

Very clean room and bathroom, with a great view towards the hills nearby. A cafe and some restaurants are available nearby. A great alternative if the albergues in Bruma are full (it's as advertised, only about 20mins walk from the nearest Camino checkpoint)

The Wi-Fi was very slow and unreliable