Hotel Rua Villar

特別温馨特別乾淨，前台幾位小姐姐英語交流特別耐心，還幫忙做了地圖標記，打電話也特別耐心，可以幫忙寄存行李。超級無敵推薦。周圍很多小店，風景特別好。有機會還會再去的。

溫馨舒適的小酒店，位置超級好，去主要景點、坐出租車都非常方便。前台美女非常耐心、服務周到親切，早餐很好，橙汁尤其出色。有浴缸。如果淡季來房間價格會優惠不少。強烈推薦！

Location is perfect, reception excellent, very good breakfast and the room (number 13) was a pleasure to our eyes with a beautifull balcony to te street and double window to avoid night noises.

We loved our stay at Hotel Rua Villar. We could not have asked for a better location, a minute from the Cathedral. The shutters and doors eliminated all sound while we slept and the A/C worked very well. We were in a Superior Double room that was spacious, had a glassed in balcony with heavy windows that opened. The bed and pillows were super comfy and we slept so well for the 3 nights we were here after our Camino. Spotlessly clean. Breakfast was very good and included in our cost of the room. Eggs, fresh fruit, meats, cheeses and selection of real fruit juices. The hotel receptionists were absolutely wonderful! Friendly, kind and helpful in any way. Absolutely stellar staff. The only negative is the WiFi could be weak at times but it never interfered with what we were doing. Mini-fridge in room but no kettle, FYI.

We stayed in the Gallery double room which is one of the more expensive rooms and this was our 3rd stay at this hotel. The room is quite dark but pleasant with exposed stonework. There is a balcony to sit on but a restricted view due to the narrow street. There’s air conditioning in the room which is not silent but ok. The passageway between the wall and the bed is narrow and there’s only one bedside table, the other by the cupboard is very small. The compact bathroom has a bath shower which is not suitable for the less mobile. There is a fridge with various drinks but no free water and no tea and coffee making facilities. The Rua Villar is a noisy street during the day and on Festivals but there are internal doors to the balcony which shut out the sound. There is a small and pleasant breakfast room on the ground floor which caters for passers by as well as guests. The buffet is adequate with hot and cold choices and fresh orange juice but we’ve never discovered if you can ask for a freshly cooked breakfast and it would be nice if they offered it to us. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable and we spent two nights there enjoying the Camino atmosphere after completing the Primitivo Way.

Loved our visit at Rua Villar. The location was perfect and an integral reason we loved Santiago. The front desk were outstanding - Sandra was particularly amazing in helping us before our trip (excellent information and insider tips) and during our stay (directions and excellent restaurant reservation). The room is rustic and charming. There was a mini fridge but no coffee in the room. Strangely that although there is a common sitting area, no coffee or tea was on offer there either. The cafe downstairs opens at 8am - staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet was not to our taste but a lot of other people seemed to enjoy it. The room was a little noisy with creaking from the floorboards upstairs. But no street noise and we all slept well. We’d definitely stay here again based on the ideal location and incredibly helpful and friendly staff.

Quirky boutique style hotel just a stone's throw from the cathedral. Such an excellent location and the staff couldn't have been more helpful. The building is old but has been decorated tastefully in order to preserve the historic features of this wonderful building.

I stayed here for one night in a solo room on the third floor, this was located on the third floor and had sloped ceiling but it didn’t feel small, in fact it was a great size for one person with adequate size bathroom, big enough for a bath tub and a bidet. The building itself is beautiful, moments from the cathedral and plethora of restaurants and bars. Very clean and comfortable, I would stay again.

We found this hotel to be pretty basic for the price, and noisy. Our room looked down over an internal courtyard, which was used by inconsiderate guests as a gathering spot the night we stayed. We could hear every word they were saying. Plus the cathedral bells chime all night on the quarter hour, which isn’t great if you are a light sleeper. At midnight they chime 16 times! There is no English news channel in the tv and no tea making facilities. This property might feel luxurious if you’ve just walked the Camino but it doesn’t compare at all favourably to other hotels we stayed in in Spain and Portugal.