Pensión Residencia Buenos Aires

If you're out partying in Vigo and just need somewhere to sleep, this might suit you. For me, though, the beds were less comfortable than the beach. The bathroom was so cramped I could hardly turn around and had to hold my feet over the BD to sit. Quiet? People went up and down the stairs all night because the elevator only fits one person. It wasn't clean either, and I don't want to think about what's crawling around there. Unfortunately, I saw it too.

I was out on the street around 5 in the morning after finding bed bugs in my room. I’d stayed there on July 9th, and barely slept before I realized what was going on and left straight away. Since the hostal has no 24-hour service, I couldn’t get in touch with anyone then. I’ve sent several messages through Booking and emailed photos and videos of the bugs, but still haven’t had a reply.

A lovely spot for a night or two. Having a bath at Naturum, instead of just showers, is amazing. Give it a try!

The location was the one good part of our stay. We were doing the Camino with a friend and chose a budget hotel instead of an albergue, but the place was dirty everywhere. There were water stains from leaks in the reception ceiling, and our room smelled awful. The bed covers had what looked like old stains and probably hadn't been washed; the mattress had a huge dip, like it was a hundred years old, though the sheets seemed fairly clean. I worried about fleas or bed bugs. There was mould in the bathroom and the toilet leaked, too. Noise made it hard to rest as well. The hotel is above a restaurant that stayed busy until midnight, and the walls are so thin you could hear everything inside the building. I wouldn't recommend it if you need to relax and sleep after the Camino.