Family hotels and homes in Entrimo

Polyvios Belgium

Exceptional place, nice and clean inside fabulous nature. Felt very welcomed and although we only had breakfast , it was of high quality and fresh. We will visit it again

Helena Portugal

Hotel, restaurant and bar Everything was excellent: the room, the big bathroom, the easiness a handicapped person can reach the room; the parking, the wifi ... Excellent food and how quickly it was done; the variety of the dishes. Even excellent was the possibility of choosing to eat in the bar (naturally cheaper) or the restaurant. Besides the fact of having everything in the same building was fantastic. I have never been in a hotel where we could eat breakfast any time (for those like us who like to get up later). Staff Starting with the owner, Maria José, it's impossible not to mention her kindness and availability, being always present to satisfy us, until the workers, always ready to satisfy our requests and to give good suggestions as well as beautiful smiles on their faces ... impossible not to remember here Albino and João.

Edward United States

Staying at the Casa Rosalia in Lobios is one of my best memories of walking the Caminho da Geira e Arrieiros. My room was cozy, clean, and well-furnished. The best part was meeting Alber, the owner. Alber is a superb host. He spoke to me about Galicia, his family, the history of the home, and Galician cooking. I felt like I was talking to an old friend. He is a trained cook and prepared an outstanding bacalao with potatoes and homemade bread. I wish I could have that again! Alber gave me some more homemade bread for the long walk the next day. I definitely recommend the Casa Rosalia in Lobios for an authentic Galician experience!

Janusz Germany

Great spacious facilities. Very clean, nice staff

David Portugal

Great location, with swimming pool and a fantastic breakfast. I also recommend to take the dinner (optional). The host, Mr. Pepe was also very helpful recommending the attractions nearby

Milda Germany

Wonderful!!! We felt very welcome and were very happy to be there! Extremely nice people and exceptional place!

Brian Paciotti United States

This is a beautiful small village in a remote and interesting part of Spain. Hosts are kind, interesting, friendly, and helpful. I say that you should go visit. You can walk up the hill 2-3 minutes and visit an old church that really does deserve a visit

Guy United Kingdom

A cute, querky little house, in a tiny village in the mountains, with three foot thick solid, stone walls, in a National Park. What more could one possibly ask for? Except of course: friendly and efficient hosts and cleanliness - both of which were supplied as well, in abundance! The owners arrived within minutes of me phoning and were assiduous in showing me everything. I loved this little house with its strange semi spiral staircase where the bottom step was huge but the top once miniscule. It has lovely, quite large windows, given the style and age of the property, which means you wake up to the sounds of birdsong and insects and views over the roofs of the old houses up into to the mountains. Very rural. The kitchen has all you need and the sitting area is very pleasant. The outside area is very spartan with only a table and four chairs on the concrete, but I suppose it is perfectly adequate. The internet worked perfectly, even outside at the table on the patio. Lots of things to do nearby - on the top of my list were the Roman ruins and hot water springs at Bano a few kilometres up the road towards Ourense. I liked the two pools (partly now submerged by the dam) next to each other - one fed with hot water from the earth the other with cold water from a man made stream from the mountains. And there are the remains of a Roman fort within easy walking distance. Those Romans knew how to build! If you visit the hot springs near the little house, be careful - they are very hot (50C) - I was told by a German who had burned his feet paddling in them. One thing: if you are using Booking.com, be careful of following their maps. I came from Portugal and the map showed me the upper route to the village before you cross the stream/river. It is almost impossibly narrow and I was sure I was going to bash my hire car, but managed just to get through. There is a much better route where you turn off at Vilamea a couple of kilometeres further along the road.

catherine Germany

Absolutely beautifully renovated old stone cottage in a small village. Pure relaxation, delicious grapes in the garden and a lovely terrace to enjoy the rural location. Exceptionally well kitted out, nothing was missing. Very comfortable beds, high quality everywhere.