Pousadas de Compostela Hotel Monumento Monasterio de Aciveiro
About
Renovated in 2005 this historic hotel comprises a total of 18 rooms spread over 3 floors. Guests are welcomed in the foyer with 24-hour reception desk a safe and lifts. A restaurant a conference room a bicycle storage facility and a public Internet terminal are also to be found within the hotel. Additionally a laundry service is also on offer. There is a car park for those arriving by car.
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7.0review from
What a wonderful experience in this charming Galacian hotel! The admirable staff does everything in their power to make your stay as awesome as possible. The hotel itself is just magical and in a beautiful relaxing area. The best was their food, if you stay here, eat here! The liquor cake nearly made me cry since it was so wondrous! The calamari was to die for, order anything and it will be splendid! Would go back in a heart beat, Thank you! No mini bar as stated.
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7.2review from
This is a sublime place to unwind. Set in wonderful countryside, it is a haven of peace and tranquility. This beautiful restored monastary is a triumph, while the farming life around it appears to be a step back in time. We loved it. A car is essential though. The dinner menu is very small (although very reasonable) so we went to a nearby town to eat on the second night, which was a shame because we would have preferred to stay at the monastery.
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7.0review from
What a wonderful experience in this charming Galacian hotel! The admirable staff does everything in their power to make your stay as awesome as possible. The hotel itself is just magical and in a beautiful relaxing area. The best was their food, if you stay here, eat here! The liquor cake nearly made me cry since it was so wondrous! The calamari was to die for, order anything and it will be splendid! Would go back in a heart beat, Thank you! No mini bar as stated.
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7.2review from
This is a sublime place to unwind. Set in wonderful countryside, it is a haven of peace and tranquility. This beautiful restored monastary is a triumph, while the farming life around it appears to be a step back in time. We loved it. A car is essential though. The dinner menu is very small (although very reasonable) so we went to a nearby town to eat on the second night, which was a shame because we would have preferred to stay at the monastery.