but when attempting to check in was refused because it was my husband's card and not mine but it was fine to use the card to use it for an imaginary card by all means stay at this hotel of you want your holiday ruined also if you get assaulted by gypsys right outside this hotel expect to be asked to leave the next day because being traumatised is very rude and disruptive to other guests

After reading previous reviews had to double check was same hotel.

When we came down to check out at 6am after the second night, the bill was now less than $90 for the first night, as quoted,

but I didn't check), a full bathroom and a separate shower room with toilet.

Upon check-in by a clerk who didn´t speak English, I was given a room on the 5th floor, underneath the hotel´s snack bar/breakfast room.

As in many European hotels, lights come on automatically as one walks down a hallway.

The halls and the elevator areas are very dark, and we noticed an almost total absence of decorations.

We had asked for a quiet room as we are light sleepers ,BUT,because  reception spoke no english.were given a room which allowed us to hear,tv next door,alarm clock at 6am next door,building site nearby,and cathedral clock chimeing every hour.Light sin the corridor ( as another review said ) seem to go on and off at inappropriate times as you are accessing the room.

As I was give a room at the end of the corridor, the wi-fi didn't work well (although the receptionist assured that it would work perfectly).

The hallways were on motion sensor lights, so you exited the elevator into pitch darkness until you walk several steps out of the elevator.

though ours was a bit weak(our room was at the end of the hall #421).

Only nagging feature was the noise from the corridor, as in the walls may be too thin,

But the delay was very long so that when you step off the elevator into the hall.

The dark halls, paper-thin walls, antiquated shaggy carpet, squeaky doors, hot rooms left a lot to be desired.

negative: bleak (corridors, rooms, breakfast room), no next door hotel parking, slow single pc for internet access, poor lobby/bar.

Room is clean, shower is good (a little small maybe for some people).

This is a great hotel any way you look at it— location, price, modern clean room, exceptional breakfast, rooftop dining/bar.

The rooms are clean and comfortable with air conditioning.

The room was clean, simply furnished had a very hard bed

Great hotel in the middle of Lugo good size rooms very clean with air conditioning.

From the friendly greeting upon arrival, to the spotless room, to the (Best on the Camino) breakfast.

Extra helpful staff, modern and clean rooms.

The hotel has comfortable, clean rooms, very friendly and courteous service.

Our room was clean, tidy, warm and well equipped.

Room very clean and beds very comfortable,

Hotel Mendez Nunez

hall

check-in/out

Paid private parking nearby

Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)

Bar / lounge

Lucky for us the wonderful barman, Moses, looked at us and said you are tired and hungry let me see what I can do and he found us some vegetarian and seafood tapas from the kitchen to have with our drinks and then went to persuade the chef to cook us some fish early to eat in the cafeteria.

We had a few drinks in the bar late one night and it was very busy.

but more atmosphere in the large & busy cafeteria part where locals come for a drink and a meal so you may want to have your meal here. Recommended!

Positives include:  Best Housekeepers, Fastest Laundry Service, Fastest Room Service,  Good Breakfast, Clean Room.

The service is good, nice and clean rooms, delicious food.

The rooms were very clean and ours was quiet and overlooked some quiet farm fields.

Rooms were clean, can't complain about cleanliness at all,

Taking the least expensive 2 rooms over 7 days is a real test.

Again, like others, we thought the room rate was very cheap, and wondered what the rooms would be like.

However, we were a little concerned as the room charge was so reasonable that we thought perhaps it would not be up to the standard we enjoy.

Hotel Torre de Nunez

smell

room price

drink

Free parking

The location has a underground car park at a small fee.

They also have a parking, with limited places so if you chose to bring your car it would be wise to book in advance (although you won't have much trouble finding a parking spot in the street).

Ideally located, outside the city walls so we could park in the underground car park, and only a block from one of the gates into the old town.

I, being slightly claustrophobic, took the internal lift and met him either in the car park or on the road.

To be honest, we found that many of the underground parking garages in Spain were quite small and this wasn't the first hotel that I had booked specifically for the car park

There was cars of all sizes parked down there and no one else seemed to have any problems using the lift or parking there.

We had a reasonably small car and it was tight!

This was not so easy to locate by car at once because of the one way passage.

Our choice was reasonable as we got everything we expected and needed - spacious and clean rooms, breakfast filling, and friendly and helpful staff.

Our two bed apartment, King and a single, also had a single set up in a nook in the lounge room and was clean and comfortable.

A decent sized, clean room for €80 for a family of four in August can't be too bad!

Parking around the hotel streets in my opinion is non-existent unless you are extremely lucky and are in the right place at the right time so we opted to use the underground hotel parking accessed via a car lift (this costs an extra 10 euros).

Hotel Apartamentos Ciudad de Lugo

underground

Paid private parking on-site

There is only one iron to be shared by all guests so I was asked to take it back downstairs after I finished.

The hotel is quite new and has nice, clean rooms -

Room was very clean and comfortable for pre-Camino stay.

Everything else as described by other reviewers, the room was clean and comfortable with a good view from the 7th floor.

but not somewhere i would be staying long term,  the rooms are just that bit too small.

The included breakfast was more than adequate, and my room was small

Hotel Exe Puerta de San Pedro

small room

request

You then have to walk another flight of stairs to your room.

The room was clean and comfortable, with a somewhat compact ensuite bathroom, and the staff were all very friendly,

We were a walk-in from the Lonely Planet suggestion.

Lugo is an atmospheric place to wander around without many stand-out sights except the complete Roman walls which demand an obligatory stroll / jog on top of.

Espana Hotel

stair

flight

walk-in

suggestion

Wifi

Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)

The rooms were very clean and comfortable.

however you can hear people in the rooms and hallway, so bring earplugs and enjoy your stay.

I stayed here for 3 nights and paid 33 euros per night for a single room.

We managed to park on one of the streets near the hostal on arrival & the following day moved the car to a spot just outside the hostal entrance .

There was nowhere to park nearby in the street,

Hostal Brios

street

street parking

single

room quietness

Street parking

It’s also near a night club and after midnight it gets so noises that sleep isn’t possible.

Our room was over the main walkway in front of the building and as it was Saturday night there were one or two noisy revellers,

A refurbished old palace (Pazo), it has continued its refurbishing and it is practically done, so we experienced NONE of the noise or construction sights mentioned by previous reports.

But, the noise level was just unacceptable as it was at the juncture of walk ways out of the old town and we had a corner room.

but I think panicked with all the traffic behind.

Rooms are clean, spacious and reasonably well equipped.

Room was clean and tidy and the shower was a jacuzzi shower which was something very different, if not a little painful!

but the keys are huge and heavy so you'll need a rucksack just to carry them.

It is a family run hotel, so they ask that you let them know if you will be late in or early leaving as the front doors are locked overnight-so maybe not ideal if you are party animals- which we were not!

The hotel is locked from midnight to 8am and you will get a key to open the main doors when you arrive back late from the many fabulous tapas bars that are seconds from the hotel.

Be aware, because of the way sound travels through the streets, you’ll hear the music and noise from the bars and clubs a few blocks away if you have your windows open.

Lovely hotel down a narrow street inside the city walls.

However the location of the hotel leaves much to be desired as it’s in the “Red Light” area with lots of prostitutes and customers hanging around in the nearby streets.

The receptionist told us about the tapas street near by (Rua Nova) and that it was a special fortnight in the city were by we  paid for the wine and we received samples of both hot and cold tapas at very little cost.

On Saturday morning between 7 and 8 am we were woken up by a workman strimming just outside our room, it really was noisy, and this was followed by a machine cleaning the street.

The drive through the pedestrian archway in the wall is a bit daunting, and the streets are narrow,

There were 'ladies of the night' strutting their stuff up and down one of the small streets right next to the hotel and the other small streets showed some evidence of hard drinking and drug taking the next morning when we went to walk on the wall.

The first approach to the Pazo de Orban can be a little unnerving as it is necessary to drive through the city gates against a  "Do Not Enter" sign and negotiate narrow pedestrianized streets.

Pazo de Orban is down a quite side street with a private car park which is important inside Lugo.

Getting to hotel by car is "exciting" as you actually drive through a pedestrian arch and around a couple of narrow streets which is a little disconcerting when you haven't been there before.

Pazo de Orban e Sangro

quietness

room key

Parking garage

For a supposedly 4-star hotel, we would have expected rather more toiletries than the minimal shampoo and bath gel sachets provided.

The bath/shower is somewhat dated and if you are short, or are recuperating from a knee operation you may find access is a not so easy.

However, there was not much noise in the room.

I Had continual issues with the door key reader, and was woken by a tour group slamming doors and vacating my level

but I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls and woke to find the walls so thin that I was kept awake by the man snoring next door and by their conversation and intimate activities before that.

but covered with transparent tarpaulins which threatened to blow away in the gale and made an incredible noise.

The room was clean and comfortable and the shower facilities good.

The staff were friendly and the room was clean and pleasant, with good air conditioning.

Hotel Santiago Auditorio & Spa

bathroom

Pool

There isn't any air conditioning, while we were there the restaurant was not open, nor was the bar staffed,

The hotel is clean and the rooms large and comfortable.

So I hope that listening to Kenny Loggins lowers your body temperature.

- The bathroom is enormous and it has a bathtub, hairdrier, towels and muzak.

- There are big common areas to watch TV or relax
- You can have breakfast if you pay extra.

Hotel Los Olmos

watch

towel

temperature

Despite that she said that the room we showed her was a suite and we had not booked a suite.

Despite everything, we found the room clean, modern, comfortable with a nice large TV.

It was a small room that did not look at all like the one I booked.

but it was clear by her attitude and behavior that she convinced we were trying to scam her.

I verified that it was wrong by checking their website and sure enough she had given us a much cheaper room.

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