Hostal Zahara

Hostal Zahara offers daily housekeeping, hand sanitizer in guest accommodation, and the use of effective cleaning chemicals against coronavirus. Additionally, the hotel provides an inner courtyard view, a flat-screen TV, and a kitchen with a microwave, toaster, and refrigerator.

Guests have praised the lovely clean room with a bar downstairs and the stylish restaurant with well-priced, good quality food. However, some guests have mentioned that being vegetarian in Galicia can be difficult.

The hotel has been commended for its clean and comfortable rooms, with guests appreciating the daily cleaning services and the provision of towels and linens. However, some guests have mentioned noise from the street and the need for earplugs provided by the hotel.

Hostal Zahara is conveniently located near a parking lot that costs only 1 € for 24 hours, providing easy access for guests with vehicles.

The high season at Hostal Zahara is in September, making it an ideal time to experience the hotel's central location, beautiful decoration, and comfortable, clean rooms. However, guests should be aware that the hotel can be noisy in the evening due to its central location.

Several guests recommended choosing a room on higher floors to minimize noise from the restaurant below and the surrounding bars.

Be prepared for potential noise in the evening due to the central location and nearby bars. Earplugs are provided, but light sleepers may want to take extra precautions.

Some guests appreciated the provision of complimentary water, while others found the lack of a kettle, coffee, or tea supplies in the room to be a downside. Consider your preferences for in-room amenities.

Note that there is no reception, and check-in is done in the restaurant/pizza place in the same building. Arriving during busy times may require some patience.

Take advantage of the multiple restaurant choices in the same street for dining alternatives beyond the hotel's restaurant.

While some guests found the rooms comfortable and clean, others mentioned that the rooms were small and cramped. Consider your space preferences when booking.

The central location is convenient but may result in street noise. Guests reported that the noise from the street could be an issue, so consider this if you are sensitive to noise.

Some guests found it tricky to find staff at times. If you prefer a more hands-on approach from hotel staff, this is something to keep in mind.

If visiting in September, be aware that it is both the low and high season, so expect varying levels of activity and potentially higher noise levels.

Note that there is no lift up to the first floor, which may be a consideration for guests with mobility concerns.