Melide

A Lúa do Camiño in Melide offers accommodation on the Camino route with free WiFi. Rooms include a flat-screen TV, and some have views of the pool or garden. A shared lounge is available for guests. It's a practical choice for those walking the Camino de Santiago.

Arraigos in Melide offers a hostel with free WiFi and air-conditioning. Each room includes a kitchenette and a walk-in shower. Facilities consist of a lounge, shared kitchen, and tour desk. It's a basic yet functional choice for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago looking for a comfortable night.

Hotel Carlos 96 in Melide features spacious rooms with air-conditioning and private bathrooms. The sun terrace, garden, and restaurant add to the amenities. Guests can access free WiFi and a games room. Located conveniently for hikers, it's an efficient option for a stopover.

Casa Saleta in Melide is a country house that includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Guests can take advantage of free WiFi, a terrace, and a lounge. A fully equipped kitchen and bicycle parking add to the amenities. It's a straightforward choice for pilgrims looking for comfort on their journey.

El Molino is on the Camino de Santiago in Melide, featuring free WiFi, a restaurant, and a bar. Rooms come with a double bed or two singles, some with private bathrooms. The restaurant serves meals and breakfast. There's bicycle parking for those hiking through the area.

Pensión Esquina in Melide provides family rooms with private bathrooms and free WiFi. Each room also features a work desk and soundproofing. The guest house has a bar and coffee shop. It's a functional stop for pilgrims, offering essential amenities on the Camino.

Albergue Pereiro in Melide presents a two-star hostel with free WiFi and a terrace. Rooms feature shared bathrooms and private balconies with city views. Guests can utilize the lounge and shared kitchen. This stop offers a soundproofed environment for a restful night on the Camino.

Pensión Praza das Coles in Melide offers family rooms with private bathrooms and balconies. Guests can enjoy amenities such as free WiFi, a lounge, and a tour desk. This location is well-suited for hikers, providing a convenient base along the Camino route.

The hostel sits on land that used to be part of the old Pilgrims Hospital. It was built in 2014 using a house that's over a century old. The cozy vibe and family feel really shines through, keeping the charm of the original build while adding some cool historical decor. Plus, there's a nice private garden of 340m2 and a separate terrace that has both sunny and shady spots.

The bar offers breakfast and lunch, and there's a barbecue in the garden. You can also grab picnic packs for the road, use a backpack transport service (from an outside company), get info for pilgrims, and even borrow a hairdryer.