Hotels near Maria Pita Square, La Coruna

The rooms, food, and service at this international chain hotel were all up to standard and nothing to complain about. The location was also good; a local art museum was just a 2-minute walk away. They provided three complimentary bottles of water and free use of the minibar daily, which is quite generous considering hotels in Europe are generally rather stingy. There was also a staff member at the entrance to help with luggage. The only downside was the small breakfast area; when it got crowded, there wasn't even room to stand and queue. One day, I received a rotten apple among the fruit available, which I quickly put back; I'm not sure if it was just for display or for guests. La Coruña, this seaside city, is very charming, safer than Barcelona, ​​and offers a much better travel experience than crowded big cities. Definitely worth a return visit!

The room was very clean and quiet. I was surprised that there were four beds, but we didn't use them. It is very close to the city center and the airport, and it is very convenient to travel. There are taxis at the door.

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I stayed in the Avenida hotel from April 9 to April 15. The hotel staff was as friendly and helpful as possible. The food in the restaurant was just amazing. My room was maybe a little bit tight (a large bed in the center), on the other hand it had a spacious bathroom with not only a shower but also a bathtub, while the plumbery as well as the bath amenities were perfect. Overall, the room was an excellent value for money. In addition, the Avenida hotel is very conveniently located within the 5-minute walking reach of both the bus terminal and the railway station - whereas the city center, its historical part and the beaches alike are easily reachable by the city bus. Highly recommended!

This hotel is great because it's next to a shopping mall, and the service is very good for this class. The price-to-value ratio is excellent. I always stay here and will continue to do so.

I recently stayed at Hotel Alda Orzan in A Coruña and was thoroughly pleased with my experience. The hotel’s location on Rua Sol is excellent, placing you within walking distance of Orzán Beach, the city promenade, and many key attractions. My room was comfortable and clean, offering all the essential amenities. I was lucky to get a room facing the interior courtyard as a couple of guests mentioned during breakfast that the noise from the Lolita Bar across the street was really loud and kept them up. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, enhancing my overall experience. The breakfast was basic but satisfying, providing a good start to the day. I recommend Hotel Alda Orzan for its great service and location but make sure to ask for an inside room and not one facing the street.

It was an OK stay. Room 320 had a very distinctive smell of cigarettes paticularly early morning and evening. Other guests were noisy but that not hotels fault. Staff were helpful though the breakfast man didn't particularly like English people. The young evening bar man was fab. It's worth noting that the location is quite far away from anything and it's a bit of a trek to get anywhere. You're looking at a €10+ taxi trip into town. And make sure you pack cold drinks and snacks.

Very nice clean place close to evereywhere, especially to the Orzan Beach. Smiling helpful hostal crew welcomes and help along the way. Affordable price. I reccomend it👌

Cheap and well-located pension. The check-in process was somewhat tedious as there is not normally anyone present. I needed to call and wait (maybe 15 minutes?) for someone to come and give me the key. Beyond that, the room and facilities are very dated but everything was mostly clean and functional. There is a microwave and refrigerator in the check-in area. The refrigerator/freezer is in need of a good cleaning as it smalls really bad and the freezer is full of frost/ice. Hairdryers are available but you need to ask for one. The workers are all very, very nice which made ip for those inconvenient things.

There are things to improve that may cost money. I don't get in there. It's true that prices are very cheap and that more can't be asked. But there are things that are free and can give you the reverse to this business that has everything to win: 1) Knowing to delegate, as in the lucio home , the mayor has already to let the dresses be taken to the younger. (That man could teach us a hill of knowledge) 2) Basic hostel rules, repay drinks, ask customers if everything is okay, NOT put the second dishes at the same time. 3) Laugh+Education +Laugh+Laugh (comes on the pay ....we have a good day or not) 4) if I have a full dish I always come back with a vacuum 5) practice welcome and goodbye, both for whom asks for a nice and for whom asks for a cut.( The coffee may be back tomorrow for nice) 6)A mule for q the door of the hostel no cottages. 7) You have to try the food and watch every day if we pass from salt point .....for eg. I'm sure that the business reality is a lot of information I don't know. Carefully, A normal person who will come back next year to see you are the best of the a street Abstracts and strength My respect