Well, in the end we did like the simplicity of the concept: no reception or other staff in the building. The processes worked well. The room had fantastic views towards Ferrol from high up in the hills. Comfortable room and en suite

A bit "cold" atmosphere. Purely based on "function". Breakfast was a bit tense and a bit of a scramble at first, as there didn't appear to be enough for all the guests. However more provisions arrived later, coffee was not good quality. Location is a little strange. On the camino route, but in the middle of an industrial estate and a long way from any town. Local bar/restaurant closed their kitchen at 16:00. We went to the nearby supermarket and bought loads of snacks and that had to be our evening meal...

This is a hotel on an industrial estate. It was very new and the rooms were great with their own small patio. There was a restaurant but you had to book for the evening and it was very quiet - it seemed more of a day time venue. It was only 200m off the Camino but there was nothing to do of an evening. There was a working persons cafe across the road. The major benefit is that it was right behind the Gadis superstore so you could get your own provsions if you needed to get some food together for the evening.

Rather remote if you are on foot.

Clean, comfortable and on the Camino. Air conditioning and decent linens. A large supermarket next door and cafe across the road. A bar and dining area … some day. What little staff you encounter is very nice.

You have to get a code to get in, was sent the wrong code so standing out in the rain waiting for the new one. It was Sunday so supermarket was closed, the bar and dining area in the hotel is closed for renovations and the cafe across the road closes by 4. We had to order food from the hotel, they bring it from their Ferrol location at 8:30 pm and unfortunately it didn’t travel well and was cold and soggy. The hotel is in an industrial area and there is absolutely nothing in the area to do.

Clean, right next to Camino Ingles —great towels.

Check in is a bit odd —front doors locked, you have to send image of your passport to a WhatsApp number before you get a response- then someone magically appears from within. Just be warned that if you arrive on a Sunday -everything is closed (restaurants, both nearby supermercados) & you’ll be rummaging for food at the nearby gas station minimart.

Right beside the Camino Ingles, a very comfortable new hotel. Big supermarket next door for any needs. The check-in was automated with codes, which worked perfectly. The hotel staff were fast & responsive to requests for information. As there were no nearby restaurants, we ordered in from the hotel. The food was excellent, especially the Spanish tortilla (best ever!), grilled vegetables and croquettes. Staff were very friendly. A great and comfortable 1-night experience.

Nada

Isabel is very friendly and helped with everything, the dinner was very good and as I don’t eat meat the menu was adjusted for me. There is dry cleaner just crossed the road open 7-23 and it is a very quiet place and the view is amazing!

It was a good hotel for me based on the fact that I've been there to work. If you are passing by and need to stay for a few days, it's OK.

Very comfortable. Location suited the distance I wanted to walk on the Camino, but while very convenient, with adjacent shop, it was super quiet in the evening.

A bit too clinical

Good value for money. Staff is friendly and helpful. Evening menus deserve special word. There is not many places to eat around the hotel, but set menu inside is great

The receptionist was super friendly. Clean, comfortable room. Delicious dinner and breakfast. Large bar, restaurant, reception area.

Everything was great!