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We had two stays here in July, both for a number of days and all I can say is that we really loved it. It is situated within and close to the Roman wall. It is within easy walking distance of numerous bars and restaurants and some of the key tourist attractions e.g the cathedral and the Museo a Domus do Mitreo, both of which are well worth visiting. The hotel is also close to steps leading upto the top of the wall so, if you are up for it, you can enjoy the 3km walk around it. We had what we felt must be, the best room in the hotel with 2 balconies overlooking the wall, the modern city beyond and the countryside. The room basically had everything we needed apart from perhaps a second chair and a perhaps a box of tissues. The bed was comfortable and they kindly provided a kettle so we tea mad English could have a cup when ever we wanted one. As said it is a bit quirky with artifacts absolutely everywhere and some of them we felt would be worth quite a bit. There are even full sixed 'mannequins' in the outdoor seating area which is a great place to sit and have a drink and people watch! Breakfast is available every morning and dinner is from Wednesday to Sunday evenings. The breakfast is fine but there could be a little more variation while the evening dining experience which we did a few times was excellent. What was amazing was the staff. We could not praise them enough. Everyone did everything to make sure our stay was enjoyed. So, BIG THANKS to Maria and Manuel, their 'grown up' children, Maria, Manuel and Nikolas and not forgetting the cook Alejandro. We are likely to be in Lugo again sometime next year and there is only one place we will stay - HERE!

Well located within the city walls, a short walk to P. Santo Domingo underground car park where parking for 2 days cost me £10. The location is on pedestrianised street so it does require a short walk with luggage, The hotel is much what you would expect from a 4 star but our room badly needed repainting with black marks up the walls. I have stayed in better decorated 1 stars in Spain. Breakfast has a reasonable choice in the Galician style of being more humble that you often find in USA or UK. The receptionist missed several parts of her job in not giving details of meal times nor wifi code. There is a cafe on the terrace but with plastic blinds folded down, it was stuffy and unpleasant. On our floor the fire doors were wedged open with wooden wedges. Now whilst I know nothing about Spanish regulations, I know that fire doors that are open, do not act as fire doors.