Hotel Restaurante Glasgow

Nice & very clean hotel for pilgrims to stop overnight. The great thing was they allowed us to check in early which was good. They don’t have USB ports in the rooms. You need to plug the fridge cord in if you plan on putting drinks & food in fridge. Room was nice(we had room 112) over looking the pool & ocean. The pillow is one long piece for 2 people to sleep on which is not good. You very basic liquid & solid soap in the bathroom. Laura (restaurant) & the lovely lady behind the bar were fantastic. Great service with lovely big smiles. We had the pilgrims menu for €20 per person which includes wine, water, bread, a choice of entree, main & dessert along with coffee or tea. Breakfast is mainly cakes & sweets, yoghurt, bread, croissants & some fruit along with orange juice, coffee or tea.

We loved this hotel. The views from our room were wonderful of the coastline. We were walking the camino portugues and stayed here one night. The breakfast was delicious. Our room was nice and spacious. The grounds of the hotel are beautiful

Nice & very clean hotel for pilgrims to stop overnight. The great thing was they allowed us to check in early which was good. They don’t have USB ports in the room. You need to plug cord in for fridge to work. Room was nice (room 112) over looking pool & ocean. Laura in the restaurant is such a lovely girl & so was the lady behind the bar. In general the staff are very welcoming here. Be prepared the pillows to sleep on are one long pillow for 2 people. You have basic liquid & solid soap that’s it in the room. We had the pilgrims dinner for €20 per person which includes either wine or water with bread, choice of entree, main & dessert. Breakfast is mostly sweet cakes, bread, yoghurt, cereal, sliced meat, cheese & fruit. The petrol station next door has a good selection of wine, drinks, snacks & food. Nothing around here.

The wind blows very strongly along the coast, and it even forces it’s way through the closed patio door in our room. Our room was clean and roomy. We ate dinner and breakfast there, and it was average food. There wasn’t anything to do around there, because there isn’t much else there. The weather was far too cold to swim in the pool.

Nice hotel, good beds. Good food ( pelgrim menu), very clean , the staff is very friendly, easy going( we had some special requests which were fulfilled with a big smile) . There is a beautiful garden and swimming pool with view on the sea. We enjoyed our stay here!

Nice staff on checkin, room good size, lovely views, no toiletries, decent towels, good bed (small double tho). Noisy at night (up until 12.30am) - they had an event on (actually had a bad night sleep). Nice waitress at dinner, had pilgrims menu and food was very good. Breafast OK, reflects the price range of hotel. Decent place for Camino stop-off but they need to control their customers so everyone can sleep.

we stayed at this hotel in May during il camino to Santiago. The hotel is quite nice with the pool and its lounge chairs: very relaxing after 25 km walk! but most surprising we had such a delicious dinner. The 'octopus a la gallega' was one of the best during the entire trip. The wine was light and tasty. The service was outstanding. The view of the sunset complete the scene. Very recommended!

First. Don’t be fooled by the name. English us not the favorite language. The rooms are ok, my room was facing the road. Others have pool/ocean view. I was walking the Camino and breakfast at 0830 is too late. A large group left the hotel by bus at 0830. Could be the reason. The room had a bathtub which was nice for my tired legs. If you are on the Camino, there is a Albergue on the other side of the hotel. There is not much do in the evening in the area if you don’t have wheels. Breakfast was spanish.