Overall Ratings & Reviews Rey Fernando

Walking distance from cathedral and close to bus station. Clean.

not recommendable

Good location for train and bus

Great place to stay, so friendly and convenient.

Very central location, easy walking distance from railway station and the airport bus stop. Slightly strange being inside a block of flats, but the room was comfortable with a lovely bathroom. Slightly noisy with the window open, you can hear activity in apartments below and above. Very friendly welcome at reception, shops and restaurants closeby. Not far to walk up to the main cathedral and sights.

It was convenient for us, however the walls/ceiling must not be very soundproof as we could hear a radio and talking.

Everything was good, but there without fridge in the room was a little bit inconvenient, and the public living & kitchen area only open 2pm - 9:30pm was unfriendly to stayed few days guest.

Extremely helpful staff, very clean. Although it was a 20 minute walk to city center, it was easy with lots of shops and restaurants on the way. Hotel arranged for taxi to airport. Very dependable and good price.

It was a fine place to stay for 2 nights after completing the Camino.

Central to everything

Very good location. Hope it is available when back in Santiago de Compostela.

Muy buena locación. Está justo enfrente del tren.

The hotel was amazing: clean and very well located (close to centro histórico) and the staff was very helpful and professional! I definitely would go back!

As far as I remember, during the reservation process through Expedia, no information was provided about the location of the hostal on the sixth floor of a building. For us the worst thing was the very small elevator it has. We could not fit with the wheelchair on it. They are now building another elevator bigger than the current one. Supposed to be ready for this coming summer. We want to mention that the staff attention was excellent any time. They took care of us in the best way possible for them. Thank you guys at Rey Fernando. Regards. Ed and Ann

The office and rooms are on the 6th floor. Unfortunately for us, the day we arrived, the elevator was being serviced so we had to walk up with our luggage, up and down, 6 floors if we wanted to go out. On the 3rd day, we were able to use the elevator and what a difference! If it was like this the entire stay of 3 nights, I would have given a higher rating. Advantage is the closeness to bus/train station, literally a 5 minute walk. A bit of a walk to St. James Cathedral, but it was fine. It was maybe 10-15 minutes. What I didn’t like, was the one long pillow for 2 people to share. I would like, and I’m sure most people would like, 2 separate pillows. It was a basic room, nothing fancy, but did the job.

The receptionist was very help and she provided us with a kettle when we asked for a hot water due to the weather was cold and wet after our 25km Camino walk from Padron .

Would have liked more fire escape signage

20 minute walk to old town but good location for bus and rail

Not really a hotel, as there are no facilities like restaurant or bar, but our room was basic, but pleasant enough. We were facing the street and had big windows, so it was light and airy, but, from what I could glimpse from the inside rooms, they were a lot smaller and darker. Very good value for money, though, as Santiago is expensive and after all, there is a lot to see and do, so very little time is spent in room anyway. Good distance from cathedral (main attraction) and old town. And very near bus and train station. Also plenty of little cafés nearby, for breakfast etc.

Proximity to bus- train station.