Pensión El Mosquito

Our first night on the Camino was spent this hotel comfortable basic rooms. It’s right in the centre of town and surrounded by restaurants and shops. Very easy to access the castle/fort.||Only downside is they don’t have a restaurant and breakfast is served at another hotel 30 metres away. On the day that we departed the restaurant was extremity busy and it took some time be served and depart. Not an ideal start to th Camino.

Two things - I was doing the Camino, and I'm old(er). So, I wanted food, a bed, and quiet. I got the first two. Good location for food, town amenities. However, the alley on which it sits has bars open until 2am or so. And with no AC (which it was fine without) you might want an open window - and now you get to hear the party.

It may not sound inviting but this is a great place to stay. Right on the seafront, our room (207) had panoramic marina views. There's no restaurant but the entrance is on a street with many tapas bars and there are numerous excellent restaurants nearby. A simple breakfast was served at a nearby hotel which gave us a bocadillo for the road and foil to wrap it.

Great spot in the center of old town with many restaurants and bars for tapas and snacks. Great shopping in the area and beaches across the street.

This was our first stop on the Camino, and the hotel was booked by Santiago Ways. The hotel and room were very clean and nice. The staff was very friendly and provided /explained our Camino documents and luggage tags/daily collection routine. Breakfast at the hotel down the street was more than adequate. We liked the location in the old town area, but we give the hotel only a 3 out of 5 due to the noise on the street. Unfortunately, our room was on the old town street where there are several restaurants and bars with outdoor seating. The noise did not stop until 3AM. We think a room on the other side of the building would be quieter and more pleasant.

Stayed on the first night of our Camino journey and didn’t know what to expect. Fabulous hotel. Easy to find. Very clean and well looked after. The staff were really friendly and helpful staff. Would definitely recommend. Baiona is lovely.

Reasonable hotel. Location was good. 4 pm check in, so if you are doing the Camino, you need to be aware. Don’t get breakfast included. The restaurant they use is so crowded, you can hardly get a seat. I waited 15 minutes and I wasn’t even close to placing order. Waste of money. Staff was overwhelmed.

Really clean hotel with fantastic central location.||We stayed here whilst completing the Camino De Santiago, this was our first stop and it was fantastic, so much better than we anticipated. The rooms are very clean and comfortable, the hotel itself is on the Main Street and opposite so many buzzing bars and restaurants. ||The hotel provided breakfast, although we had to go to another hotel a few doors down which was not problem at all. You’re given the option of toast or a croissant and they even provided a sandwich and a piece of fruit for lunch; the staff were very friendly here and helpful.||The only downside was that you can hear everything going one outside if your window is open. We also heard people coming back very early in the morning, which isn’t the hotels fault but the walls were quite thin.||For the Camino though, it was perfect and much better than we had expected.