Casa Pacios by M de Santiago

The hosts are amazing!!!! The house is beautiful, with a shared living room with games - kids had an amazing time. Also the surroundings are spectacular! Town is few meters away with few restaurants and a kids park!

If you dislike bugs, this is not your place :) Few spiders here and there, but nothing major! As expected given that it is in the middle of nowhere.

Incredible property in the middle of the country side. Staff super nice

We were walking Camino De Santiago, and made reservations at this amazing place. We are accustomed to rural settings, and we found this historic property incredibly charming. Sharon and Jess met us at the gate and couldn't have been more welcoming! They escorted us to our room, which was split level and comfortable. They showed us around, and even gave us a history tour of the place. Every room is different and has its own character. We had access to the main hall, which was comfortable, and had it to ourselves for a night, just our family, very romantic for us. The property is beautiful, but the warmth of our hosts was absolutely the best part.

Just such a beautiful place!! Worth it to go a little out of town for a relaxing night at this magical property with the sweetest hosts!

The only thing I wished they had was dinner and/or a communal kitchen since it was out of town. We did have a car at this point but if you’re doing the Camino it’s not super convenient to go back and forth

We loved the rural setting! We had a late lunch in Triacastela and bought some bread and meat to have a nice picnic dinner at Casa Pacios. The renovated 16th century buildings are beautiful, and we enjoyed the games available in the common room. The breakfast was really nice and the hosts were very helpful and friendly. We were offered storage for our bicycles and an electrical point to charge our e-bike.

Nothing.

It is a lovely place on a beautiful warm. We were 5 people, and there was enough space for all of us.

We did not receive any check-in instructions. It took us about 30 minutes to get the attention of our host to open up for us. Our bags were standing outside, and they did not even put it in our apartment. The apartment was not very clean, the fridge was broken, and there were mouse traps all over the place. They did not put out any coffee or tea or even a bottle of water. The Casa is 5km out of town, and we battled to get a taxi to take us to a restaurant for dinner. Breakfast was included, and I had to pay 3 EUROS for a second cup of black coffee. We were so disappointed as the Casa could have been the highlight of our trip.