Casal Dos Celenis

The house is beautiful. Good facilities and very cozy. The owners are very friendly and kind. You have a swimming pool that is very good for relaxing. What I didn't like was that the gardener had to mow the grass at nap time when in the morning there was probably no one home. The price of the menu doesn't seem appropriate to me either. Totally inadvisable. One of the diners was vegetarian and for a tomato salad and a boiled vegetable they charged her 33 euros!!! Which already seems expensive to me for the normal menu of a BONITO salad with peppers and tomato and stewed meat and dessert of custard or similar and homemade wine.

I was on a pilgrimage on the Way of St. James and after a long stage I followed a recommendation here. It started off nicely but then... Mom is cooking a delicious meal tonight, they said on the phone / but unfortunately not because I hadn't told them the day before. Instead there was a small salad, some canned tuna with peppers and an omelette with cheese. No herbs, no slice of ham... not even an olive found its way onto the plate. A small yogurt from the supermarket rounded off "Mom's" dinner. Even the "complaint" to the American-speaking daughter only brought a "so sorry". Not that the Spanish guests got a sumptuous dinner - at least they left some of it back. My request to be taken back to town earlier the next morning was initially confirmed with "no problem" but then they said - it's not possible. The house is beautiful, the rooms are nice - a bit musty but 🤷‍♂️ and a beautiful garden area outside. In the pool, you could easily take out the vacuum cleaner if a guest wants to swim. But as a non-Spanish speaking guest, you are completely lost... It's a real shame and absolutely untypical for Galicia. In every pilgrim hostel, they tried harder. Not to mention the restaurants, cafes, etc. Unfortunately, I was charged more than was shown at *********** the next day. I can only advise - please avoid