Pension El Mosquito

The staff were professional and very helpful. I left something behind, and they kindly mailed it to me, which I really appreciate. The hotel is centrally located, with an easy walk to the waterfront, shops, restaurants and bars.

I was walking the Camino and, as an older traveler, mainly needed a meal, a bed, and some quiet. I got the food and bed, and the location was handy for restaurants and town amenities. The catch is that bars on the alley stay open until around 2 am. There’s no AC, which was fine, but if you want the window open, you’ll hear the party.

I loved my stay here and would absolutely come back. The room had a comfortable bed, a newly fitted bathroom, and AC that could really cool things down. It was small, about the size of a big cruise ship room, but the double glazing blocked nearly all the street noise. Room 206 had slightly slow WiFi, though it worked, and my phone had a strong data signal. The place looks recently renovated. There’s no breakfast at the hotel, but you get a voucher for a spot a minute away. It seemed to be cake and coffee, for anyone hoping for protein. The tapas place right across the alley from the hotel door was delicious. I didn't try the restaurant attached to the hotel that faces the waterfront street.

The room was simple but comfortable. It got a little noisy at night because there are a few restaurants nearby, though that's not the hotel's fault. The young man at reception answered my questions and told me where I could buy an adapter after I'd left mine in another town. He also arranged an early cab to Vigo for my morning train to Porto. Great location, right by the harbour. I'd recommend it.