ルスティケ カサ アンティガ ド モンテ(Casa Antiga Do Monte)

In my opinion not worth the detour. A very pretty place to look at, but when you look a bit closer it is somewhat shabby. I travel as a single traveller and as such I sometimes have to make allowances for the rooms (even though I pay a single person supplement). The room I had was a little low for my 6 Feet inch height, I hit my head every time I moved. As for the food, I did not see nor was I given a menu or price list. I had a simple meal which was edible but nothing special. I asked for a glass of wine and was given a small bottle. When I asked for the bill I was given a hand written piece of paper and was charged 36 euros. When I asked what certain things were I was told that the wine was 10 euros and that I was also being charged 2 euros for the bread that was on the table when I sat down. Not worth making a detour, I certainly would not return.

There were flies in our bedroom, long black hairs in bathroom and on bedding and peeling wallpaper. No bar and limited food menu. We wanted two glasses of wine but were told we had to order a bottle of wine with no wine menu and no prices. The food was okay but basic. Very disappointing especially given their advertising. Do not recommend.

We ate in the restaurant this pm. This was by far the worst experience of the Camino. The “ grilled vegetables “ were stewed - a few peas and carrots. It was impossible to tell the difference between the prawn and ham croquette as neither contained either prawns or ham. The hake and French fries were microwaved!! Impossible to eat. Plates were returned almost full but no questions were asked from staff as to why food had not been eaten. Desserts were ok - nothing spectacular - very small slices. The above plus a small bottle of white wine cost 63 euro This was by far the most expensive meal to date on what has been a wonderful trip. On average 30 euros has been paid for spectacular food for two This was a total rip off

no hassle check in all the ladies even if they don't speak English try the best they can to make you feel at home. Dinner and breakfast set up really close to home. Good stop before going to Santiago. May be extra 2km walk but worth it

Lovely Inn, clean and beautiful. But the receptionist was cold and not welcoming at all. After walking all day on the Camino we had to carry our bags up many flights of stairs. The homemade dinner was excellent and the dinner and breakfast staff were great. It was just no frills with any extra services. 2 km off the El Camino trail.

What a gem of a place. Beautiful gardens, friendly staff, good food for dinner and breakfast, and a spacious parking garage. We were allowed to still park in the garage for several hours after check out while we went for a hike. The next time we visit, we hope we will have time to enjoy the sauna and pool, which looked wonderful!

Beautiful hotel! Attentive staff. The pool was a great plus to us after a long day of walking. Big spacious rooms. A little out of the way from the Camino path but quiet and great accommodations. Beautiful grounds!

Hotel was great However mature receptionist was rude and most unhelpful. She insisted that the hotel was full and no capacity to serve me a meal, until a junior member of staff pointed out otherwise.

During our journey on the Camino, we stayed at this very nice hotel with a lovely garden. In contrast to other reviewers, we had a very good meal here with multiple selections for dinner which was freshly prepared by the staff. We had a delicious tortilla, a terrific salad and a house made cheesecake. We also found the staff to be quite nice. So, we suggest you ignore some negative reviews you may see as we had quite a nice experience.