Hospedaría San Martiño Pinario

One of the oldest monastery turned hotels and really large and nice venue with many rooms and a large dining and breakfast area. Very basic small room with small showers and basic &simple beds but clean and nicely cool and with a view sometimes. Reasonable prices and HAS elevator☺️. Nice meeting rooms for booking group events that we all enjoyed. Most importantly during an electricity power blackout, this hotel is one of the very few places that has power. We feel so lucky. Prepare some cash as at power outage, only cash 💰 is accepted 😌

Location is very central, right beside the Cathedral. I understand that the hotel used to be part of a (still active) monastery so the place feels like there's a lot of history. Rooms are basic but is as expected. Walls are just quite think so I heard every movement from next door but everyone I think tries their best to not disturb. Not a big deal for me. Service is excellent. Didn't try having my meals in so can't speak for the food quality but they do offer meals. Would definitely book here again when I return to Santiago de Compostela.

So I booked here on the advice of a friend. The first thing we were given a key to a room with a very surprised woman who was just out of the shower. Then we were given the correct room, but no AC! The walls are thick OK...maybe you don't need it. But for 10€ less we could have stayed at the Windsor Hotel, just a short walk away. In two days we will stay at the Nomade so then you will have our report there. I'm glad I didn't book the dinner based on the photo of reviewer. Maybe good for a pilgrim meal, but go to 'do Bispo' for very good seafood. Those razor clams were outta this world!

We enjoyed our stay in this beautiful, historic hotel XVIth century monestary right next to the cathedral and square at the end of the Camino de Santiago. The rooms are modest but very clean. There is no air conditioning and there are no TVs, but we were out enjoying the town so it wasn't a problem for us. The shower was tiny but had good water pressure and the bed was comfy. I was happy that it was quiet at night even being right next to the square. The cloisters, gardens, and restaurants were beautiful and tranquil. Overall a great place to stay after finishing the Camino.

If you like Peace and Quiet this is not the Place to stay, room awful , dinning room staff fantastic they need a gold medal for what they have to put up with in the breakfast room ! breakfast is good, evening meal very good, very clean !! location right by Cathedral , but wouldn't stay here again even if you gave me a FREE room, very unfriendly place.

The Hospedaria is worth it for the location, very central to everything. |The staff is friendly and helpful, but upon entering we realize that we are having an experience of living in a XVIth century monastery.|The corridors of the rooms have an austere look as if you were entering the cloister. |The rooms with the minimum, are small, uncomfortable bed and, as in a monastery, there is no technology (TV).|The shower cabin of the wc is very narrow but has good bath towels, shower gel and hairdryer.|Breakfast is nice with several options. |Honestly, I think there are adaptations of the old to make spaces more pleasant and without taking away the essence and history. |San Martin Pinario is situated in the heart of Santiago of Compostela next to the Cathedral. It wasn't a disappointment but it could have been a more welcoming experience. |It’s ok for 1 or 2 nights. It has free internet.

I checked out of San Martin Pinario earlier than planned due to a horrible experience with bed bugs in my room. I was badly bitten and reacted to the bites which caused me to feel quite ill. I am extremely disappointed at the lack of service recovery I have received regarding this awful experience. On checking out, when I asked for a refund I was told to email the manager which I did 4 times in the following week without any response. I visited the hotel in person twice and on the second occasion, after being kept waiting for an hour, I was offered a refund of 28 euros which just added insult to injury. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone.

It's a renovated monastery. Great place to stay after finishing our Camino. Room was clean, bed was comfortable. Right in the middle to the Santiago campus. Walking distance to everything. Yes no tv, yes no air conditioning. We stayed in early March so we didn't need air conditioning. It worked well for us.