Hotels Near Santo Remedio in La Coruna

Ubicación excelente en la zona del Obelisco, desde donde parten las principales arterias comerciales de la ciudad, y a menos de diez minutos de la plaza de María Pita. Instalaciones cuidadas. Habitación amplia y luminosa. Las vistas a los jardines de Méndez Núñez y al propio Obelisco eran espectaculares. Podía verse hasta la luz de la torre de Hércules (que no la torre) tras los edificios. Buena insonorización para el trasiego de vehículos y personas que había en las inmediaciones. Desayuno calcado de otros Eurostars, con rincón de productos regionales. Nos coincidió con el concurso de saltos de Casas Novas y muchos de los jinetes se hospedaron allí, por lo que debe de ser toda una institución en la ciudad. Fuimos compañeros de desayuno de Cayetano Martínez de Irujo durante unos minutos... Jaja. El acceso al hotel es un poco complicado, incluso con GPS. En cuanto al tema del aparcamiento, es mejor soltar las maletas y quit**** de en medio. Como punto negativo señalaría la falta de mantenimiento del edificio, que es lo que primero ve uno, y la falta de limpieza de los poyetes de las ventanas del desayuno, llenos de cagadas de palomas.

The best Double Tree in Europe. Top services, quality and staff. Very well located, just few minutes from the city center. Breakfast is great. The room is new and well sound proofed, bathrobe available, huge safety box and nice coffe corner. Free minibar.

We arrived late for a one night stay and our allocated room was a sea view room on the first floor. However, we immediately knew that we would be unable to sleep with the busy road directly beneath us. Returning to reception, Iría quickly assigned us a different room and we were delighted to have been put on the top floor, a room with a wonderful view of the bay and a large balcony. Iría was also extremely helpful advising us of free parking areas within the vicinity. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom had a lovely walk in shower. Breakfast was more than adequate and we really enjoyed our stay here.

This hotel was booked for a friend's business trip. It is a cost-effective hotel recommended by my customer. The service good and the room is well equipped. The location is unique and parking is convenient.

Hotel is very conveniently located near to restaurants, port, shops, bars and restaurants. The hotel itself was very clean with lovely white towels and bedding. The terrace was only available for functions - not for comfort of guests The secret room seemed to have nice saying and tables but again not for guests use Downside - no bar, no restaurant (except for breakfast), no room service! Mini bar was just a small empty fridge No shower cap in bathroom, no cotton buds Not really what I expect from 4 star hotel anywhere in the world!

The food in La Cluña is really very good. The hotel is a veteran four-star in the town. I live in a suite. The room is very big. Because it is late in the evening, I am not happy to go out to find a restaurant and have dinner at the hotel. There is no one in the restaurant, the food in the restaurant is very good.

I chose this option as we needed to be near the train station during our stay for a number of day trips elsewhere in Galicia and I am quite happy I chose this option as other options dotted around the city would have resulted in long walks, bus journeys or taxis. This hotel is located in Cuatro Caminos so close to the bus station and about a 10 minute walk from the train station. We booked a Premium Junior Suite which averaged €80 a night including breakfast. The room on the top floor was lovely and spacious. Beds were really comfortable and large. The bathroom area was large with separate bath and shower areas. For those wondering about standard rooms the ones on the 5th floor at least are in the same decoration as this one but half the size. The room lacks tea and coffee facilities in the room but there is a vending machine downstairs. There is a minibar in the room but its also cheaper to use the machines downstairs if needed. Breakfast was ok not the best, but not the worst I've had. The hotel is heavily used in winter by Spanish IMSERSO groups. Thankfully the guests being older are all asleep well before midnight so peace and quiet is more or less guaranteed at night. They are also funnelled off into a separate dining area for breakfast so it never feels too crowded. Wifi works reasonably well and is free for guests. Another plus point here is that you can have your luggage stored on the day of departure. A taxi is about €15 each way to and from the Airport and takes about 10 minutes. I would stay here again if given the choice of hotels in A Coruña.

The hotel is deep in a residential area, close to the big seaside. Next to the hotel is the swimming beach. It is very close to the famous ancient Roman lighthouse scenic spot. It takes about 10 minutes to walk along the road with sea views. If you go to the city, go to the opposite direction, walk about 20 minutes to the central square and food district of the old city. Hotel facilities and bedding are very good. The courtyard is beautifully green and there are plenty of free parking spaces.

The only major international chain hotel in the city with a weird location somewhere on the outskirts. Need a car to get there and to the city. Don't even consider it without a car. Parking is very confusing to enter and costs extra, but luckily there is free street parking around the hotel. Check-in was faceless, no recognition of Marriott Elite status, just 'your passport please, and here is the key'. Old AC design but everything was still functional and clean. There was mini bar, but no kettle in the room. There is a nice churreria nearby for breakfast.

We liked it very much, highlighting the friendlyness of the receptionists, the parking and the room quite well. A bad thing that I had no lift and touched us the third floor. Breakfast very just but acceptable for 4 euros. Location to go with good car.