Hotels in Padron

Perfect place to stop on the Camino. The rooms seem to have recently been remodeled and are relatively modern looking and spacious. The bathroom in the room was very clean and modern. It is a good place to stop on the Camino as it is right on the route and is a very good price (I paid 56 euros for 1 night for a single use room with a queen bed). Of my 8+ stops on the Camino, it was definitely the best

Superb! This hotel has great facilities, including restaurant, cafe and outside swimming pool. Between Padron centre and Santiago, ideal to relax. Close by Motorway.

Basic facilities, clean tidy rooms. Pool and garden area very scenic. Do not bother with the restaurant. Breakfast is ok but chaotic; poor layout and eclectic options. We stayed one night.

Not near anything, and that's kind of a bummer, but the hotel is great. Would be nice if instead of multiple restaurants they had a little market.

It’s perfectly fine for spending the night while walking the camino, there are a lot of options for breakfast and overall it was a good experience

Nice hotel in Padron with air conditioning. Very nice staff at reception. Good value for money.

Walking El Camino from Porto I was in a lot of different hotels but this was the best for his price. The room was large and clean. In the price included good breakfast. The hotel is located across railway station , with no noise from the trains but good possibility to explore other towns by train.

Charming service and a pleasure to stay there. It is very near delightful gardens and the Rosalia de Castro museum. Food wholesome and very reasonable.

This two star hotel deserves a four star review. Our group of five pilgrims found this hotel clean, comfortable and the service was exceptional. Alisa took great care of us at dinner and breakfast and gave us directions on what we must see in Padron. It is true the hotel is very close to the train station but it’s not the long cargo trains us Canadians are accustomed to but rather a quick and quiet...

Went on the camino and was the worst value place I stayed. Out of town and generally just a bit grim. Food was bad too. That said, I'm not sure Padron has many options

La ubicación del hotel no es muy buena, ya que está un poco apartado del pueblo. Además está al lado de las vías de tren, con lo que se necesita cruzarlas en un paso a nivel señalizado antes de llegar. El resto de apartados son de sobresaliente, el servicio es muy bueno, la gente simpática y con buena disposición. Las habitaciones son amplias y las camas cómodas. En general la puntuación del hotel...

If you're looking for a delicious meal in a refined setting, there is something on the menu here for all pockets, from the 13 euro pilgrim's menu to the zarzuela of fresh fish and seafood. The pilgrim's menu included a delicious amuse bouche of rich cream of mushroom soup, a hearty bowl of Galician stew and a tender and perfectly cooked cutlet of local beef accompanied by a small salad and freshly...

Just off the beaten path. We had a wonderful nights rest. The restaurant was nice.

Very clean and well maintained hotel with an old fashioned feel. They have their own super modern self service laundry just across the road and, boy, after 10 days walking the pilgrimage route did we ever need it!? I rate Chef Rivera 5 ? for the laundry alone ?. We didn't eat there (I thought it looked a bit on the pricey side) but I really wish we had because the food looked fantastic (we had a...

Nice place. Comfortable and clean. Quiet location near the center of town. Restaurant seemed expensive. We didn't eat there.

Food was great here. The chef has even been visited by the King of Spain! Their big and expensive thing is Lamprey. Staff was courteous, but distant. We spent the night in the hotel which was clean, comfortable, but dated, if that's important to you. I'm really into customer service so I walked away feeling more like a number.

This place is what makes the Camino so special. Lovely hosts. Community dinner where you can socialize with others spending the night there. Pool and garden is amazing. Washing machine and dry tumbler available.

A proverbial oasis. Good food, good beer, good people. Did I mention the pool!? Guillermo and his family will nourish you after a hard day’s hike. An amazing way to set yourself up for your final day into Santiago. Be good to yourself; don’t miss out!

Gorgeous property right at a Camino de Santiago pilgrimage marker. Around the 20 km mark. An old stone farmhouse with gorgeous windows, spaced out beds, a lovely pool, a bar, and plenty of seating. There are old stone fireplaces in a few areas, along with individual bathrooms that had a shower attached, a true luxury in a hostel. It was tranquil, clean, and well worth the price.

O Lagar De Jesus is a wonderful Albergue on the Portuguese route to Camino De Santiago. We wandered into the entrance after a long day walking from Caldas de Reis. Immediately we were welcomed like family by the host Eva. O Lagar De Jesus is a tranquil place to stay to reenergize yourself for the final walk into Santiago de Campostela. Plenty of space for both solitude and camaraderie. Comfortable...

The both who host the albergue are so lovely and caring. We made such a great experience over there. It was definitely the best stay during the whole Camino