Casa das Raposas

Lovely spacious room. With good kitchen facilities that had little extras (oil, rice) and honesty box for beer and wine.

Sleeping on the camino before reaching the village, still in nature, was one of our best experience. Beautiful stone house, well decorated and equipped with modern comfort. Great host friendly and helping while still leaving space.

Need to carry food since the house is away from shops and bars - you can't have it all. Definitely worth the effort. Essentials were available for sale in the room though.

Private, fully equipped accommodation with kitchen, eating area and sek with plenty of room to spare. Outside seating also available.

Perfectly located on the Camino where Rabacal is overly busy. So many pilgrims walked past that wished they were staying here. Charming place, beautifully appointed, generous host who even offered their bread to us. Cannot recommend enough

Nothing

I enjoyed the beauty and peaceful environment.

It was all good!

This little place right on the Camino de Santiago was perfect for our needs. The location was peaceful overlooking farmland. Sergio, our host, communicated with us right from the time of booking to explain where the key would be and the services available. He popped in to see that everything was fine and gave us a souvenir of our stay which we were most grateful for. Our small apartment was beautifully decorated and oozing with character. It was comfortable, there were snacks to purchase and a coffee machine. The bed was comfy and the shower hot. The small kitchen provided everything we needed.

There was nothing. We liked it all.

Stayed in a dorm….low season so pleasant stay. Dinner and breakfast was very nice. There is an outdoor pool… too cold so didn’t test it.

The room is very comfy and the space is clean. Good shower and the little outside space with private entrance was a nice touch.

Check in could be smoother, maybe let people know where the key is in advance? Also the honour system for food drinks wasn’t great, if you’re going to do that you need to actual have stock of items. And the prices seemed ridiculous. More expensive than in an actual bar/hotel. Not sure you can justify asking €2 for a coffee pod. Not sure you should be asking people to pay for coffee at all really personally! (Like towels and soap I personally think a coffee should be included)