The host and his wife were incredible!. They let us check in early. The facility was a little older but very clean. The hosts were very accommodating. There was a laundry facility and you could hang your clothes on the rooftop. I hung up my clothes and the hostess moved them for me to a better spot. The attached restaurant has snacks and a full bar. They made sandwiches for us to take away for lunch . There is an awesome rooftop that you can bring up drinks and have a great view of the water. They. were very accommodating and kind.  He made suggestions for different restaurants for us to try.

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The hotel is family operated. Luis and his wife are wonderful resources for the area and Camino. They helped me with last minute arrangements to transport my backpack, route ideas, and hotel recommendations. They do not serve breakfast unless they have enough hotel guests. I got lucky this morning as the neighboring cafe was closed and Luis made an exception. Great people. The hotel premises were spotless. There's a back patio to do laundry as well. The room I had featured a great view of the bay and all the amenities I'm accustomed to. They are easy to recommend.

I can't think of anything. I made a righr turn in the morning out the door and another right turn after about 100 feet and I was back on the Camino. What's not to like?

The staff were the star of the show at Hotel Xeito. The proprietor went out of his way to explain how things worked, recommendations for good local restaurants, etc. He gave me a great recommendation for a local place to sightsee in a nearby village, as well as around Combarro. He even wrote down bus times and explained where to catch the busses. He did everything he could to make my stay a good one. The lady cleaning the rooms and helping serve breakfast was Maria. She was really pleasant too. Rooms were clean and comfortable. There's a terrace on the top floor where you can hang laundry or sit and drink your wine and enjoy the great view. It was wonderful!

Luis, the hotelier was delightful and very helpful. We had a great view over the sea. The room was very quiet as it was fitted with double glazed windows. The wooden furniture gave a cosy feel to the room. The breakfast room was also delightful and the breakfast good value for money. The hotel is very close to the Old Town and the Hórreos. All this right on the Camino!

Great location , right on the Camino and very close to the supermarket and old city which is a popular tourist attraction. The hotel has a lift to facilitate tired pilgrims to get to higher floors, and rooms were clean and tidy. The Cafe should only open at 8:30am, but the host Luis was very kind to invite us in to enjoy a cup of wake up coffee for free.

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One of the best places I’ve slept so far; the owners (Sr Luis and his wife Sra Maria Angeles) are amazing and helpful hosts. The hotel is very close to the Camino Variante Espiritual and restaurants, has a bar and breakfast (fee) in the morning. Rooms have everything you need for a break from hostels or albergues, super clean, I would recommend and stay again.

Super clean room, comfortable bed, very kind owners, and beautiful view of the water and houses. Go across the road and down the hill to enjoy the hidden historic streets filled with beautiful houses, gorgeous gardens/potted plants, shops, restaurants and horreos.

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Great location for us, near the Camino de Santiago. Beautiful view on the water. Quiet in the night. The rooftop was great to eat our dinner. Super clean. Friendly staff.

We didn't take the breakfast as it was set for 8:30. Too late for us who wanted to start walking early.

The owner was very kind and helpful. The hotel is clean and comfortable and has a nice rooftop terrace. There's a restaurant for breakfast and coffee for 8am. Good stop for Pilgrims walking the Camino.

It's right on the main road which is a busy noisy road but the double windows block the sound very well.

The location is great. Receptionist was super nice and helpful. Combarro is very pretty.

Parking was difficult because Combarro was hosting a festival, but I'm sure it's easier other times of the year.