Free minibar in all our hotels 
Free parking in our Hotel Cardenal Quevedo – Ourense 
Early check-in
Late check-out
Superior Room
Courtesy bottle of water.
10% discount in restaurant (à la carte)
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Location
Next to the CathedralSantiago de Compostela Galician capital. World Heritage Site
This city’s charm has grown with time, becoming a clear example of coexistence between tradition and modernity. Its majestic cathedral is the city’s biggest treasure, a temple that welcomes thousands of pilgrims and visitors every year.
A walk around its streets Living history around every corner
Its old town transmits its medieval cultural and spiritual meaning, reinforced by its great urban beauty and its different monuments. Walking around the old town will allow you to discover places that are stuck in time, secret streets, squares and buildings filled with history.
A city open to visitors Where tradition coexists with modernity
Being a pilgrimage centre, as well as the capital of Galicia, has made Santiago a meeting point of different cultures. It is a cosmopolitan and multicultural city where historical and modern buildings coexist together.
A place of pilgrimage par excellence
The cathedral awaits the pilgrims at the end of the Way of St. James. The visit to the tomb of St. James, which you access through the magnificent gate known as Pórtico de la Gloria, is one of the main reasons behind the pilgrimage to the city.
Spaces filled with culture
Santiago offers never-ending options to make the most of your stay: history and art museums, historical buildings of different architectonic styles, natural resources, etc.
Do not miss…
During your stay in Santiago de Compostela you can visit interesting places such as the Pobo Galego Museum, located in the old convent of San Domingos de Bonaval; unique buildings like the Abastos Market or the Fonseca College, as well as walk around the spectacular park of Alameda.
By car
Walking
- Fonseca College
By car
Walking
- Abastos Market
By car
Walking
- Alameda Park
By car
Walking
- Rúa da Acibechería, 14 -15704 Santiago de Compostela 42.881266 N -8.5434742 W
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