Hosteria Calixtino

The property is beautiful... Galician Villa/farmhouse style. The location is Right on the Camino with hillside and countryside views from the outside terrace/bar and some rooms. Friendly staff, full bar and delicious dinner. We recommend the veal, the pork knuckle or the squid/pasta dish. Large portions! For starters... the soup and the salad are both outstanding. The desserts are super delish! We enjoyed the flan and the lemon mousse. The house wine is very good... the sangria is on the sweet side. Basic clean, comfortable room. Nice size shower and king bed. Large windows! We would definitely stay here again!

Nicely renovated farmhouse. Bed was comfortable . Just off Camino. Nice patio areas to relax. Staff in reception and restaurant not very friendly. Food at restaurant was good but extremely salty. No A/C. Biggest problem however was noise. Walls were thin and even worse birds were between the ceiling and the tile roof making quite a racket (at least I hope they were birds) . Another guest reported the same condition over their room. Breakfast choices were limited. Least favorite stay of our Camino

Whilst traveling the Camino, I became ill and stayed 2 nights and a day in bed at the Hosteria to get better. All the while Isabel took excellent care of me and brought me tons of delicious home-made food. We communicated via Google Translate/communicate. Isabel was really supportive and very efficient in arranging a taxi for bringing me to a clinic where she had made an appointment for me.

I was apprehensive about my stay since the hotel was outside the city. (I’d had a less than ideal experience earlier on my Camino). My fears were immediately alleviated by Isabel’s kind and warm welcome. Rooms are nice. Wonderful touches like nice outdoor seating. Then there’s the restaurant….OMG. What delicious food. Because you’re outside the town, you’re pretty much confined to the grounds unless you take a taxi. Didn’t matter…the food was some of the best I had on my entire Camino. Definitely recommend. Definitely stay here again. 5*.

Of all the hotels we’ve stayed in along the Camino de Santiago, this has been the nicest. It’s actually 4km short of Palas de Rei but as that place looks pretty awful, staying here was a great idea. The accommodation was down, the restaurant was excellent and everyone seemed very nice

Located two miles before Palas de Rei, it’s a nice rural stop although it has some issues. Laminate flooring was laid down on top of whatever existing flooring was in place in the entire room. This caused the flooring in the shower to bubble up as water went between the layers. Shortly afterwards, there was water underneath all of the bathroom flooring seeping into the bedroom. I believe this is probably the case throughout the building. As mentioned in an earlier post, the lower floor is extremely noisy and you hear absolutely every step upstairs - I believe this also relates to the flooring not being properly secured. Food was average - we wanted to order off a different menu (not pilgrim) and pay for it as the pilgrim meal was included with our room, but she didn’t understand what we wanted to do and in the end it was easier to give up and eat the pilgrim menu. They did accommodate anyone wanting to eat earlier so we didn’t have to wait until 8:00 or later which was great.

Imposible descansar bien cuando el hotel es un desastre en la insonorización. Oyes todas la conversaciones de tu alrededor. Si te toca en la parte de abajo el ruido de los de arriba no te dejan dormir. Un auténtico desastre. Sin embargo el personal es encantador y reconocen el problema.

Muy recomendable. El sitio es magnífico, habitaciones limpias, amplias, vistas relajantes. Sitio para pasar tiempo con comunidad y echar el rato. Las comidas muy buenas. El personal muy amable. Repetiría sin pensarlo el pernoctar en este lugar .