Cambados Hotels

Attentive staff, large comfortable room, interesting local based menu. An excellent touring area; would definitely return.

The buffet breakfast which was included with the room rate. Also, the terrace with water fountain where there was beverage service was most pleasant. The rooms were large. The carpeting in the hallway and stairway needs to be cleaned or replaced.

Once again a lovely stay in a great hotel.

A great traditional family hotel with a very good restaurant Although Cambados is a lovely village the immediate area of the hotel is a little run down, but this does not really detract from the place.

Very nice hotel in attractive building and grounds. Out of the centre of town, but can walk in along estuary. Excellent room. Very good value.

We like every thing, but the best have to be the relax atmosphere even in height season, the surrounds are breath takenig.The delicious buffet breakfast kept as full until later afternoon. Highly recommended

The hotel is very well decorated, confortable and clean. The sorroundings are very peaceful and yet it's close to several nice and interesting places. In the rooms you can find suggestions about what to explore in the area.

The hotel is in a quiet location with no noisy neighbours. The staff were very friendly, helpful and spoke good English. The room was very clean, spacious and more like a small suite with the separate lounge area converted to a bedroom for our 12year old who was sharing with us. The dinner menu was interesting, varied and the food excellent except for the unripe nectarines which were served as the "fruit" choice on two nights. Liked the shaded car parking and the outdoor pool.

Very well presented hotel. Spacious room. Nice public areas Location is bit out of the way. Not recommended for anyone without a car.

The room and view Need extractor fan in Bathroom as windows cant be open in bad weather

The staff were most helpful. Very relaxed atmosphere. lovely surroundings. I would have preferred a more varied evening menu on the 'a la carte'