Parador Costa Da Morte

Ubicación maravillosa y vistas espectaculares. Habitación estándar de categoría pero faltaban detalles básicos como hervidor de agua o cafetera o incluso detalle de bienvenida como botellas de agua. También echamos de menos amenitis individuales y no anclados a la pared ya que para poner espuma en la bañera, tuvimos que usar un vaso y coger el gel de la ducha. Por lo demás, perfecto

Precioso, todo estupendo! La arquitectura, la decoración interior, la comodidad….

A phantastic location, good architecture and excellent staff. But in the room only one small part of the window tilted open so no fresh air. Behind the glass door a blue light bizzarely inside the toilet bowl glowed all night. The restaurant is a cavernous affair with the ambiance of a staff cantine. Only a few tables are near the panoramic view. Not to worry as it was night, but I had to look at a white wall all night. Better experience in the bar.

Very peaceful with lovely walks , fantastic views from the hotel, well worth the drive to the hotel.

When I first saw the Parador I felt bad for the mountain it was placed on. Apparently Spain/Parador organization found it suitable to place it so far from the town that you have to take a decent hike / taxi just to get anywhere. There is no sunset view, the pool is off limits and serves as a fishtank without fish not to mention that it has the atmosphere of a Steven King novel. The spa has no complementary drinks and they give you an hour and a half time window to rush through all the different attributes. Apparently this “luxury” hotel was gifted after a big disaster but I would argue that the parador itself is a bigger disaster, at least you can clean up the oil spill, this f*****g thing will be there until the end of days. Big saving grace is it’s very kind and professional staff, also the rooms are nice but when you walk out on the balcony you realize that it’s just a daycare for rich people. The food is bland but good quality ingredients. If your biggest attraction is the f*****g elevator, you know something is wrong. The whole building should be repurposed as a migrant center so it at least contributes some good to the world. The parador stands in sharp contrast to the beautiful town of Muxia ☯️

Beautiful parador fantastically located with unique views. The food was very good and plenty of choice. The rooms where very original and modern furnishings. The spa and swimming pool were very pleasant.

Experience the death coast behind a wall of glass sheltered from the weather,, which is fierce depending on the time of the year even in the summer its unpredictable. The spa provides a warm retreat with great views

Stunning location, ultra modern, upside down hotel. Worth the premium price paid. Disabled room great but needs a fitting on the wall for the shower head for the able-bodied carer. Food was excellent, Uxia in the restaurant is a sta

A brilliantly designed eco-friendly building that melts into the wild landscape. An amazing experience with great food.