“Great location as you come off the bridge from Valenca. Beautiful building with old world charm in lobby and upstairs rooms. Friends downstairs had more modern looking rooms. Rate a bit less in value as we had to walk a 1/4 mile to get dinner. We are on the Camino and that’s a bit far when tired. Their restaurant opens at 8:30pm. Yes, we know Spain has late dinner, but 8pm seems more reasonable.”

“Excellent service, very friendly staff, great dining and breakfast, perfect location for the Camino.”

“Perfect caminho stop! Super nice staff and breakfast was a treat. Beautifully maintained property.”

“This was our first stop in Spain after walking the Camino from Porto. The hotel is beautiful and close enough to the old town to make walking there, even for tired hikers. We had a very good lunch and they opened for a cup of coffee the next morning so we had some fuel for the next part of the Camino. Also the contrast between the size of this place - which I think was part of the Spanish defense - with the fortress in Valenca was stunning. One side was a lot more threatened than the other.”

“You can always expect excellence from a Parador. It is perfectly located for those walking the Camino.”

“Staff was very helpful, including with directions and recommendations”

“The setting was beautiful. You could see Tui cathedral and the river from the gardens. It was a lovely characterful building.”

“Amazing building, more of a stately home than hotel. Clean, spacious and cool. Staff also very helpful and accommodating. Breakfast is delicious and very good choices. It is from 8am, but you are in Spain ;) The location is good, simple access to main roads and with a fantastic view.”

“Our first experience of a Parador and we are very happy to recommend! The welcome from the receptionist was warm and genuine. As we were on a driving holiday, this was a one-night stop-over on our journey further north and west. So, a bit of an unknown destination. The parador location is out along the river from the old town of Tui, but there is a peaceful riverside walkway leading directly to it and it is well-worth it for a an hour or so's stroll. A bit of a sleepy, hidden gem when we were there (on a Sunday morning) but gradually, as locals filed out of church and into the cafes, life filled the streets and lanes which are lined with heavy granite buildings, not dissimilar to towns in Cornwall or Scotland. Directly on the Camino, the parador and Tui itself were diverting discoveries for us and much appreciated.”

“Hotel location, view from our room was fantastic, lovely balcony.”