Gorgeous modern building, looks like a Danish museum. The pool was chilly but a refreshing and lovely end to a long hiking day. Shower temperatures and pressure were great, and we slept well in a comfortable bed with blackout curtains. Loved that our room opened onto a nice grassy patio; overall the hotel fits seamlessly into the surrounding nature with smart architecture and lovely dark wood. Breakfast was luxe and great quality. Really appreciated the Nespresso machines at breakfast and in the lobby too. Staff at the front desk extremely friendly and professional, really made us feel welcome.

It's unfortunate that they don't serve dinner or meals other than breakfast. The bar next to the monastery was the only option after 5pm and it wasn't a great experience. The breakfast room is so lovely architecturally, it would have made for a lovely evening meal too, but I understand why that's operationally hard and expensive.

Beautiful stop on the Camino Spiritual Variante. With hostel accommodation in short supply we decided to treat ourselves and guarantee some comfort - this hotel did not disappoint. The Nespresso machine in reception available to all guests was so lovely. The pool was chilly but great for a quick refreshing dip. Our room was spacious. Water was hot and powerful in the shower and there was also a hidden bath. The bed was huge. Breakfast was vast and delicious. Water was provided in the room.

I couldn’t imagine spending too much time here as Armenteira is very small with not a lot to do. Of the two cafes available for dinner only one was open in the evening. However, perfect stop on the Camino if you can afford it!

Amazing property from an architectural and artistic standpoint. Extensive common areas for private conversations and small groups that are artfully presented. Sculpture is presented throughout the property, but actually even the light fixtures in the common areas are art. Rooms are spacious with granite and warm woods. Comfortable beds. Staff very helpful. Breakfast very nice. Close to a restaurant and bar with very good food. This was a wonderful experience after a long day hiking on the Camino. We were treated with warm hospitality that was genuine.

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Lovely property. Lots of very modern design features. Santiago at the front desk is a ROCK STAR! We came in like drowned rats after 6 hrs in rain and wind on the Camino. He offered to dry our wet clothes.

We reserved a suite - unusual design - for a couple or single person. First handicap design. But not sure why they put hardwood floors on a bathroom (or lobby). But the clear glass wall looking into the ENTIRE bathroom while in the sitting area was disturbing. ADD A CURTAIN PLEASE. Also - at breakfast no fruit of any kind. Not even juice. Besides that breakfast was great

The hotel is a paradise, with a lot of greenery and a pool which really helped the sore muscles after a day of trekking. It’s very quiet and relaxing. Breakfast was abundant but not very varied.

There are only 2 restaurants close by, one of which is closed on a Monday. The service is not the best because they cannot cope with the number of pilgrims stopping there. The hotel has a huge potential for a bar or/and restaurant but they only have a vending machine and free flowing water and coffee in the lobby.

The member of staff on reception was extremely helpful. We arrived in a storm and she offered to wash and dry our gear for us and provided shredded paper to help dry out our walking boots. The hotel accommodation far exceeded our expectations, the rooms were thoughtfully designed and very comfortable and the hotel was spacious with several lounges and fireplaces. The breakfast was excellent.

There really is nothing to grumble about this place.

A very well designed hotel! The bed is very comfortable and the staff is very helpful. We would like to thanks to Laura (the receptionist) especially! The breakfast is very nice and the location is superb! Right on the Camino route and walking distance to the Mosteiro de Santa María da Armenteira. One of the most important monastery en route of Spiritual Variant! Simply the best choice!

Modern architecture with an eye toward tradition and blending into the landscape, the common areas enjoy panoramic views of the countryside. Staff was also wonderful and welcoming. Rooms are spacious, finished with interesting materials and furniture; we enjoyed a small porch with a seating area as well. It is a 5 minute walk from the monastery and the famed Ruta de Pedra y Auga along the Rio Armenteira - which was why we wanted to stay in the area. Finally, the complimentary breakfast truly is one of the best you can find anywhere (and perhaps the only one you will find nearby), which makes the overall cost very reasonable.

We were placed in an accessible room, which is a great feature to have and I am glad that it is available at the pousada. But after days of walking (on the Camino de Santiago) I had been looking forward to taking a hot bath, which was not possible in this room. There actually was a tub beneath the accessible shower floor, but 1. the deck had no visible locking mechanism to ensure that it remained open while I was in the tub and 2. sunk in the floor as it was with the lid raised, it resembled a coffin far more than a welcoming bath.

The room and bathroom was clean. Weather was not good, so we didn’t use the pool area. Breakfast was good. Young man at reception was friendly and helpful. The day we got there we ate lunch and dinner at Bar O Comercio which is close to the Monastery.

The price of the room is 60-70 euros more expensive than it should be. 12 euros for the breakfast is expensive. 8-9 euros is more reasonable.

The room was big, nice comfortable bed and bedding. All towels are so fluffy and big. Very modern building. But the best was buffet breakfast. It was well presented with many choices in a beautiful room. The best!!! The pool area and water was so nice but we didn’t use it. The water was so cold. Overall, it was the best lodging experience during Camino walk.

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