Hotel Palacio del Carmen, Autograph Collection

Staff are very helpful- excellent and high standard of customer service. Their front desk was very kind and surprisingly accommodating when I arrived after traveling for 16 hours. It was unexpected and in such a busy hotel, and I appreciate the kindness very much! Clearly management is doing a beautiful job in maintaining standards while also keeping a warm personality across the board. Also the kitchen(s) here are excellent! The breakfast buffet spread is lovely and very varied with good quality of food. The restaurant for dinner was also fabulous- every dish was beautiful and delicious, with a high level of service. There is a high quality/standard being adhered to here, and I can’t praise them enough.

Stayed two nights in Santiago de Compostela and enjoyed the location of the hotel. Breakfast was ok and staff friendly & helpful. Rooms are currently being upgraded (major redecoration works were ongoing during visit) however still got one rather outdated one. Gym and pool unfortunately by far too small and even not fully operational - free parking definitely a plus.

Excellent location and accommodations - runs with calm and serene feeling despite being busy with cruise arrivals, weddings, and more. Breakfast is out of this world! Pool area is nice if a little small and on the cooler side. Very nice touches in workout area and nice room with tubs. Location cannot be beat for what you get inside + wonderful pastel de Santiago. Can’t wait to return, thank you so much!

Great hotel. Room with great views if it wasn't raining very comfy bed and pillows. Staff happy and helpful. Good breakfast and bar offering. Highly recommend

While largish chain hotels are not usually our thing, this hotel does well.Junior Suite for 2 nights, very comfortable. Cathedral view, great for the fireworks on St James' Eve. Not too difficult to drive to, with good parking, and only 10 minutes walk (approx) to Cathedral.

Pleasant enough hotel in a quiet part of town. Nice room stayed here because we could park the car in our road trip so a plus ||Hotel is 15 minutes walk up a gentle hill to the town. Plus a few more steps to the cathedral. 25 min to non tourist shopping areas. No Uber here and notice in hotel about very long wait for taxis. But since we had already been walking a lot these were not issues for us but could be for others. ||We had a nice local meal in their restaurant ||Main issues were the long walk to the room from under a blazing sun, despite the shades on the roof. . It was rally oppressive. I could see tour companies block book rooms here so felt as independent travellers we were put in the furthest possible rooms away ||My iPad and iPhone couldn’t connect to wifi at all for two days. Front desk couldn’t help. Others having same issue. Worked perfectly elsewhere. And No prob with husbands laptop. I had set aside a day to get some important done so that was a real problem for me ||No proper coffee machine. Just one for espresso with two tiny paper cups. For such a hotel chain you would expect china like elsewhere.

We spent two nights at the Palacio del Carmen, Autograph Collection, in Santiago de Compostela. It was the third time we stayed at this hotel, and in July 2017 we wrote a detailed review about it. Although we were given an upgrade, this stay was not as good as the previous ones. The hotel feels stuck in time and is beginning to show signs of needing renovation. At check-in, we received no explanation about the hotel. I booked 5 rooms, and none of the guests were given any information. Upon arriving at the room, there was no Santiago Cake, unlike on previous occasions. The minibar, which used to be complimentary, was not this time—or at least nothing was said to us about it. The pillows were not feather and were uncomfortable. There is still no turndown service, which does not match what one would expect from an Autograph Collection property. The restaurant also was not as pleasing as before.||Therefore, this time the evaluation goes down a notch.

Good hotel not far from the center of Santiago de Compostela. Clean room and a 24/7 gym and pool. Great architecture and great staff. Also has a nice breakfast buffet.

Beautiful hotel.Wished they had offered high points guests a better rate on breakfast but other than that, the stay was wonderful.Good location and could walk from Santiago

Hidden on the edge of Santiago is this former convent turned hotel. A gem in the Marriott Autograph Collection, it's a nifty place for those seeking something a little different. With free parking and decent WiFi, you'll find a good stay will follow. The rooms are clearly the old dorms with an adequate living space and bathroom. The beds are not very soft but they are satisfactory. It's not much frills but it's a solid experience. The hotel is a short walk to the cathedral and hot spots. The hotel staff are friendly and very helpful. We got a rate of $80USD a night which was a bargain and about what I felt we got in value and frills.

This is the best AC hotel I've been to. It is not in the center of where all restaurants, shops and people are but it's within walking distance and just 5 min from the main big cathedral. It's soooo peaceful and charming. I stayed at two different rooms and all were very lovely. Spacious but feel very cozy and comfortable. I loved Nespresso machine and my upgraded room came with free minibar. The restaurant on site was good but I think getting one main dish and maybe one appetizer you like is a better deal than fixed 3 course menu. Breakfast was good. If you have Marriott status, you can get 1/2 discount and for 7 Euro, it's a good deal as you get great croissants and yogurts, fruits and egg dish with awesome nespresso coffee. There are a few good restaurants nearby if you don't want to walk too much. Also supermarket. Very attentive staff. I love this place!

This is now toward the top of my list of the favorite hotels at which I have stayed. The uniqueness of the facility made it a memorable experience. It was a wonderful part of my visit to the beautiful city of Santiago. The proximity to the city center made it a great base for the weekend. I arrived in Santiago via air. I took a taxi to the hotel as this was the only alternative that made sense. The cost was fortunately not unreasonable as it was €21 plus tip. The drive took about 15 minutes. I was favorably impressed with the hotel at first sight. The building sported a very unique look and was extremely attractive. It was especially lovely with the night lighting. I found out later that the facility was originally a tannery and then a convent before being converted to a hotel. The character of the structure was well preserved. The location was well situated as it was approximately a 15-minute walk to the Cathedral. I was checked in by an amiable front desk agent who assigned me a preferred room on the first level. My interactions with the staff were all positive and I was favorably impressed with their professionalism and attitude. They were helpful and attentive when I needed information. I was pleasantly taken with my room. I loved the character presented with the preservation and decor. The shutters on the windows were a great touch. The bathroom was one of the best I have had in a room as it was very large with a double sink. There was a bathtub and a separate shower compartment. The bed was comfortable and the environs were quiet allowing me good sleep. Another nice aspect was the view as the Cathedral could be seen in the distance. At night when it was lit, it was a particularly gorgeous sight. The morning breakfast was nicely conceived. The dining room, located by the courtyard, was beautifully presented. This created a relaxing ambiance for a morning meal. The format was a combination of buffet and table service. Hot items were made to order while the cold items such as breads, yogurt, juices, etc. were arranged on perimeter tables. The selection was quite good and I also was very happy with the coffee. The service was also rather good. The room rate for my Friday and Saturday night stay was unbelievably reasonable considering the quality of my experience. With breakfast included as well as taxes added in, my final bill was just over €100 per night. This was less than $115 USD with the exchange rate at the time. This was probably the best deal I have ever experienced with a hotel stay. I was very happy with the value. Overall, this was one of the best stays I have had at any hotel at any time. This visit will live in my memory for a long time. I cannot recommend this place enough if you are visiting the wonderful city of Santiago de Compostela.

Excellent service and rooms. Impressed from the get-go with the location which is walking distance from cafes and the Cathedral. The lobby had modern furniture and Gallic walls and floors. There is also a patio in the front which was nice to sit and have wine at night. The backyard is also green and lush. Our rooms also had a little patio for fresh air. The room had a mini bar and complimentary water. The lighting was ample. The card keys worked. Each room has an individual Wifi password. The connection was strong enough to watch Netflix. They had a water heater and coffee maker in the room, and one in the lobby available for late hours. There is wifi in the lobby for use also, and a computer with a printer for use. Highly recommend this place.

Great location, but grossly under staffed. Room was dark and "stuffy" smelling. Marriott should not put their brand on this hotel unless changes are made. Price was OK.