Vilavella Hotel & Spa, Vilavella (Galicia)

Our room had only a window to a corridor where people passed through the hotel, so we felt closed in like in a bunker. The service was unhelpful and aggressive at times, though it was nice and helpful on other occasions. The location was remote, on the edge of a very small old village. The dining options were limited to simple sandwiches, but the muesli was tasty. The facilities were adequate but not top-notch.

The hotel is in a quaint old village, with historic charm but limited amenities. The service was hit or miss, with helpful staff for some requests but discouraging responses for others. The location is remote and difficult to access. The dining options were basic but satisfactory, and the facilities were average.

Arriving at the hotel, I found the rooms combining contemporary design with the peaceful countryside surroundings, but they had not been ventilated and lacked cleanliness. The only window overlooked a busy corridor. Service was a mixed bag with some staff being unhelpful and others going above and beyond to assist me in planning my onward journey. The location on the edge of a small old village in remote country was both historic and isolated. The dining experience offered simple sandwich options along with an octopus millefeuille. The facilities, however, were pleasant overall.

The hotel had some drawbacks regarding room layout and ventilation, but the service was exceptionally helpful and accommodating. Its location on the outskirts of an old village was both historic and somewhat remote. The dining options were simple, focusing on homemade local products. Overall, the facilities were decent, with some notable room for improvement.

The hotel had an interesting room layout with the bathroom downstairs and the bed upstairs which was quite inconvenient, but the staff were helpful and accommodating. The location was historic but somewhat remote, and the dining offered simple sandwiches. The facilities were basic but functional.