Domus Oncinae

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We stayed at this hotel on our camino to Santiago, and it was such a welcoming oasis after our walk in the rain. We were able to have coffee from the restaurant while we waited for our rooms to be ready. Even though the staff were clearly so busy serving Mother's Day lunch, they made space for us in the entryway at a table so we could be comfortable, dry, and fed. The inner courtyard is peaceful and lovely, and we had several sunny hours in the afternoon to enjoy it and the lovely fountain outside our room. The rooms were peacefully austere, extremely clean, and very quiet. There were so many nice touches, like the personalized towels, multiple pillows, and large, comfortable beds. We had nice hot showers, although we heard from others staying above the restaurant that they did not have any hot water (we hypothesize that this may have been because they shared a water heater with the restaurant below them and it was one of their busiest days of the year). The hotel also provided the transport services to bring us back to their location after we'd finished walking for the day. The transport was punctual, and our driver was lovely. She shared much about the area with us, and her conversation made us forget all about the aches and pains we'd incurred that day. Dinner at the restaurant was fun and fabulous--the wines made by the owners are not to be missed! Overall, one of the best experiences we had along the way!

Stayed for one night after a hot day walking the Camino. Staff were very nice and the property looks very new. Our room had three beds, but no storage apart from a very small free standing rail, although staff allowed us to use an airing stand in the courtyard in front of the room to dry our clothes. There wasn’t any air conditioning and the room was stiflingly hot during the night. We had dinner in the restaurant, which was pleasant as was the simple breakfast.

In many respects a lovely place to stay, nice room, great shower, but my room wasn't ready when I arrived (well after check in time), there were no facilities to wash or dry clothes, and no food available until 9pm. As the property is right on the Camino it seems that they have no interest at all in such customers. Dinner itself was uninspiring, no 'pilgrim menu ' as advertised outside, and only meat based main courses. Maybe this was just a bad day, but there seemed to be hardly any staff and a total lack of customer service

We were fortunate to stay at the wonderful new hotel Domus Oncinae at Oncina. It is right on the Camino. We had a lovely room overlooking a small sunny courtyard. The room was lovely with a great shower (no bath). We had pre-dinner drinks in the courtyard followed by an excellent 3 course pilgrims meal. We both had lovely fish dishes - bacalao and hake. The hotel only opened in late 2021, so everything is new and well designed. Apparently they are opening additional rooms and an Italian restaurant in mid-2022, so it should only improve. Domus also organised a transfer in their electric van from Villar de Mazarife where we had walked to that day and back again the next morning - about 15 mins each way. Highly recommended.

We stayed here for one night on the Camino. We were collected in Villadangos and transported to the accommodation and returned to Villadangos in the morning which was pre arranged. The property has undergone massive restoration and there is still some work ongoing. Our room was lovely and finished to a high standard. Not sure what their target market is. If it is pilgrims then meal times need to be reconsidered. We had hoped to eat at 8 30 but it was 9pm before the kitchen opened We were given an early breakfast as normally breakfast is at 8 am which is a bit late for walkers. Overall a good experience although dinner seemed a bit disorganised although the food when it arrived was good albeit we had to return our steaks as they were stone cold but second time round they were fine.