Hospedería San Martín Pinario

Cama muy cómoda, habitación agradable con buenas vistas, un remanso de paz. Es una experiencia diferente, al ser la hospedería parte del monasterio. El único problema es que cualquier ruido del pasillo te despierta.

Cannot beat the location as it is located near the Santiago Cathedral. Monastery steeped in history. The dinner and breakfast are decent. Serving staff are friendly. However, be warned, bed bugs. Stayed for 2 nights - on second morning, legs, arms covered in bed bug bites! Warned the cleaning staff.

Two night stay at the end of our Camino. Perfect location in the center of old Santiago, mere steps from the cathedral. Lots of history in this is a restored old monastery and it retains its feeling of the austere life of the monks. Beds are not the most comfortable and the rooms have little if any modern additions (no tv in ours for example) It’s a very large property and hallways feel more like a hospital than a hotel, but this adds to the experience. Breakfast was barely ok. You’re not allowed to bring food out of the cafeteria (?). We are out so we did not get a chance to try the dining room. Service was very good.

I echo most of the other reviews for this hotel. From the moment I arrived (which was very early), the staff were very helpful, friendly and professional. Yes, the rooms are on the small side but they have all that you need and they are very clean. The food was excellent and extremely good value. Overall a brilliant place to stay. Well worth it in every way.

Upon arriving at reception, to departing ~ this renovated monastery, all staff were so accommodating and friendly, throughout our stay. I travelled with a friend and we had opted for the very well priced, pilgrim en suite rooms with breakfast. Our rooms were next door to each other and equipped well with the basics required. Single bed, desk, wardrobe, lamps. It felt a fitting location to base ourselves at, after completing our Sarría to SDC Pilgrim Camino Path. The room felt cosy and so authentic. I loved the original wooden window shutters, which looked down into a beautifully landscaped courtyard. It was very clean and would certainly recommend to stay here. Breakfast was a mixture of continental, cereals, breads, coffee & juices and was a nice atmosphere to be in. They were very accommodating in being able to provide gluten free items, to which I was very thankful for. Even moreso, that each morning upon arrival, the young waiter would remember and check us in and re appear with them. We encountered an array of many friendly fellow Worldwide Camino pilgrim walkers, who were very pleasant and interesting to engage and speak with at breakfast. We did try the pilgrims meal 3 course meal the first evening, out of curiosity, As much as it was worth the €15, it lacked any atmosphere to the grand, architectural room that the restaurant is located within. Even if to play a gentle back ground music would have been nice, to take the edge of the silence. But, equally we did enjoy our meal and had a good evening there, retreating to the bar area after dinner, to end the evening. Overall, I would definitely stay here again, as the location too, is second to none! It is centrally located and the cathedral is within a minute away and can be seen and heard at the main entrance doors. There are so many attractions to see in SDC and there are an array of bars, restaurants and shops within the vicinity. Just walking around or sitting enjoying a coffee, watching the world go by is peaceful in this city. A great end to this Camino journey for sure.

This is a converted monastery which seems very appropriate and fitting to end the Camino. The rooms have stone walls and retain that cell feeling that a monk would stay in yet they are large and well furnished. Very quiet and the staff is super pleasant. Really enjoyed the break with all its offerings. Would definitely recommend as a place to stay at the end of the Camino or as you pass through to Fiinsterre