Set within a natural setting, Hotel Rústico Prado da Viña is located in Finisterre, on the Galician Costa da Morte. It offers an outdoor swimming pool, spacious gardens and free Wi-Fi.
Oseias Barbosa
United Kingdom
It was a very cosy place with full excellent details. The breakfast was delicious with a great variety of fruits, cheese, jamon and bread. I high recommend as I really had enjoyable time after a long day.
O Semaforo Hotel is part of the converted Finisterre Lighthouse, 3 km from Fisterra Town. It offers heated rooms with satellite TV.
Alisa
Italy
the location and nature around create a unique atmosphere. This hotel became the final point of our walking journey and I felt even better than the 5-star hotel where we had rested the previous night. When you are surrounded by the elements of the ocean, it is incomparable to anything; it was here that my soul rested and I was filled with energy.
Set in Finisterre, 100 metres from Da Ribeira Beach, Hotel Tematico Do Banco Azul features a terrace and views of the sea.
Lisbeth
New Zealand
Good place to stay in Finesterre at end of a camino. Right beside the sea & the fish market. Easy to access the town, restaurants, bus, etc. Good if you have sore feet :) Very clean & comfortable. Small rooms but adequate. Love the decor.
Set 200 metres from the centre of Finisterre, this cosy hotel offers comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Heidi
Belgium
Very fancy building and interior, really a must-see! All hand decorated and original. They serve excellent breakfast and afternoon coffee/tea/cake. View on the beach which is very nice in the evening and morning.
Comfortable room with terras.
Set in Finisterre, 500 metres from Langosteira Beach, Hotel Bela Fisterra offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
This recently-opened hotel is situated just one street away from the seafront of Langosteira beach and 1 km from the mythical city centre of Finisterre and its famous cape.
Finn
Ireland
lovely hotel, lovely staff, lovely leisure centre, directly across from beautiful Langosteira beach
Located in Finisterre, 200 metres from Da Ribeira Beach, Hotel Costa da Morte provides accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.
Jan Adriaan
South Africa
Very modern, excellent service and overall it exceeded our expectations.
Hotel Faro de Finisterre offers rooms in Finisterre near Mar de Fora Beach and Coído de Cabanas Beacch.
Lenka
Slovakia
Clean, simple with balcony and sea view. Quite - nice and polite staff it was much more that we expected on our stop on camino to Muxia. And big plus just opposite the bus stop, reataurant, 20’ walk to beach - wow - as well hotel provided the earlier check in - great
Hotel SempreFisterra is situated in Finisterre. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom. Free WiFi is available.
Miguel
Canada
Modern hotel, exceptional customer service, perfect location and friendly owner. Really convenient complementary breakfast, delicious. Thank you very much
Hotel Playa de Sardiñeiro offers accommodation in Sardiñeiro, 5 minutes from Fisterra. We have magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean. The rooms have SMART TV, free Wi-Fi and heating.
Despertase viendo el amanecer y escuchando el sonido del mar
This recently-opened hotel is situated just one street away from the seafront of Langosteira beach and 1 km from the mythical city centre of Finisterre and its famous cape.
wonderful place to recuperate after completing the Camino !
Situated in Finisterre, 800 metres from Corveiro Beach, Porto Real Hotel features views of the mountain. Each accommodation at the 3-star hotel has sea views and free WiFi.
Buen desayuno y muy completo, variedad de productos.
Finisterre was the culmination of a coastal camino from...
Finisterre was the culmination of a coastal camino from Porto to Santiago, and we thought it was worth it. We were lucky to have sunny mild days, spectacular views and interesting walking paths. I'm glad we extended our walk.
Lora
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
Beautiful old harbour town, full of history.
Beautiful old harbour town, full of history. The town is on the small side, so I would not spend more than two days there. Great walk to the near Lighthouse...sunsets are magical, don't miss them. At the lighthouse they have a restaurant and a bar too, From Finisterre you have a great view of the bay and there is a beautiful beach near-by. The town offers a lot of fish restaurants but I was not impressed with them. My suggestion is to get the car and to explore the other Capes in the Costa de la Muerte or to reach the other villages - less tourist orientated.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
i visited after completing a Camino walk and was happy of a...
i visited after completing a Camino walk and was happy of a couple of days downtime. I visited the lighthouse at the cape to see the ‘end of the world’ and enjoyed a coffee while marvelling at the sight of the Atlantic Ocean stretching to the horizon; just magnificent!
Stephen
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
We were only here for 1 night so more time to explore the...
We were only here for 1 night so more time to explore the local area would have been good. Friendly people and some interesting bars/restaurants. We had amazing food and the staff were lovely at Taberna Arco da Vella followed by a few late-night drinks at the Madrid-Berlin Bistro, serenaded by the opera-singing owner - great vibe :).
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Dawn
Netherlands
10
Scored 10
After completing the Camino Francais, I can't recommend...
After completing the Camino Francais, I can't recommend Finisterre enough! A world away from.crowded beaches, and the perfect way to end a long, hot walk! The coaches from Santiago are air conditioned, and run promptly, several times a day. Drivers are very friendly and helpful. And only 7 Euros one way! Finisterre is full of fabulous bars, cafes and restaurants - from very simple to something for a special occasion. The beaches are so clean, and full of beautiful shells. The colours of the sand and water need no filters. Visiting at Easter added another dimension, and we loved the processions. Can't wait to return!
Michele
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
A two night visit to Finisterre is the right amount of time...
A two night visit to Finisterre is the right amount of time to get to know and enjoy this sea side town - walk to the end of the world and enjoy the spectacular sunset - there are some lovely beaches and a nice variety of restaurants in the town
Patricia
Ireland
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