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Your reservations are done through our online system and your card will be used to pay for the reservation.

Booking :
Your booking is confirmed with the credit card used at the time of reservation as guarantee. You will be charged in US$. You can choose to lock in the exchange rate and the price in US$ at the time of booking or choose to pay 30 days prior to your arrival date at whatever the applicable exchange rate is going to be for EUR-US$.

A PREPAID VOUCHER will be given to you for your reservation once the payment is processed.

Cancellation :
For Cancellations up to 72 hours prior to date of arrival, there are no cancellation fees. Cancellations need to be done online on our site or by calling us. Email / phone cancellations are available only Monday - Friday 9 AM - 6 PM EST. 

For cancellation Less than 3 days prior to date of arrival or a NO SHOW, there is a retention charge equivalent to one night will be charged.
Cancellations need to be received in writing to be processed or can be done online.

REFUNDS :

Any refunds are subject to Administrative fees of 15% on refund amount once the credit card is charged for payment towards a reservation.

 

Want to know more about this parador

One of the most luxurious and beautiful hotels in the Paradores chain is located in Santiago de Compostela. In this city, the destination of millions of pilgrims, rays of sunlight illuminate the building façades in summer and the rain creates a magical ambiance that overtakes the cobbled streets in winter. The Parador de Santiago, known as the Hostal dos Reis Católicos, is a blend of history, art and tradition, the dream of pilgrims and emblem of Santiago. It is located on Obradoiro Square near the cathedral, creating an area of spectacular beauty in one of the most visited provincial capitals in the world. A stay at this Parador means a visit to a truly unique and exclusive location.

The hotel was built as a royal hospital in 1499 to accommodate pilgrims traveling to Santiago. Today, it continues to invite visitors to enjoy a city that is as universal as it is fascinating. Inside this Parador Museum, considered the oldest hotel in the world, you will discover four beautiful cloisters, elegant rooms, spectacular guest rooms and a luxurious dining room that offers fish and meat prepared in the Galician style, along with classic apple filloas (a type of crêpe) and crème brûlée.

Santiago is a magical city of almost indescribable beauty, where you will not only look, but you will also feel. In addition to the cathedral and the spectacular Obradoiro and Quintana squares, other sights include Santa María A Real do Sar Collegiate Church. Together with the cathedral, this is the church that has preserved the largest part of its original Romanesque stonework and it has an interior with lovely proportions. There is also the Renaissance Colegio de Fonseca (Fonseca School) and the magnificent San Martiño Pinario Monastery. These are just some of the places well worth visiting in the city's fine historic district.

The charm and the hustle and bustle of Abastos Market in the morning; the beautifully maintained Alameda Park, which boasts spectacular views of the old quarter; the church, convent and park of San Domingos de Bonaval, home to the Pantheon of Illustrious Galicians; and the green spaces around the capital, extending all the way to the sea, just half an hour away, will guide you through this city brimming with history and beauty. It marks the end of the Camino (Way of St. James) and the start of a one-of-a-kind experience we invite you to enjoy in exceptional accommodations, the Parador de Santiago.

 

GPS Coordinates X : 42.881688 - Y : -8.545947

Means of Transport Airport:15km , Port:70km , Train:3km

Santiago can be reached from the major cities in Galicia via the AP-9. The Parador is located in city's old quarter, sharing the famous Praza do Obradoiro (Obradoiro Square) with the cathedral and the town hall.

 

Enjoy the Services

  • air conditioning
  • satellite dish
  • elevator
  • bar
  • business center
  • safe
  • heating
  • foreign exchange
  • Canal+
  • conferences and meetings
  • handicapped facilities
  • garage
  • wired Internet
  • mini-bar
  • museum
  • no animals
  • electric car charging station
  • restaurant
  • hairdryer in guest rooms
  • credit cards
  • telephone in guest rooms
  • shop
  • TV in guest rooms
  • wi-fi

 

Santiago de Compostela
Cathedral
Plaza do Obradoiro
Guided tours in Spanish to the city of Santiago de Compostela every day at 12 noon and 6 pm. Possibility of private guidesRías Baíxas
Padrón
Villagarcía de Arosa
Cambados
La Toja
Sanxenxo
PontevedraRías Altas
Puentedeume
Betanzos
Sada
Meirás
A CoruñaBaiona (110 km)Barbanza
Rianxo
Boiro
Puebla del Caramiñal
Ribeira
Corrubedo
Castro de BaroñaFinisterre y Costa da Morte (110 km)
Rías de Muros y Noia
Carnota
Corcubión
Returning via Santa CombaValença do Miño in PortugalA Coruña (62 km)Vigo (100 km)

  • Hang-gliding
  • Diving
  • Canoeing
  • Sailing classes
  • Rock climbing
  • Kayaking
  • Swimming
  • Seasonal swimming pool
  • Paddle tennis
  • Paragliding
  • River fishing
  • Bungee-jumping
  • Scuba diving
  • Tennis
  • City tours
  • Cultural tours

 

You can find this parador featured in the following popular routes:

Paradors of Northen Spain - 6 nights
Discover destinations in North Western Spain like Santiago de Compostela and other paradores along one of the routes of St. James.
The Way to Santiago - 7 nights
This route passes through some of the most representative places on the Pilgrims' Way, ending by the very doors of the Cathedral in the Plaza del Obradoiro.
Route to Santiago the Portuguese Way - 3 nights
The Paradores of Baiona and Pontevedra are major landmarks for those who decide to follow the Portuguese Way, also very popular. This three-night route is a novelty for 2010 that proposes a different way of enjoying the second Xacobeo of the 21st century.
THE ROUTE OF SANTIAGO II (7 NOCHES) - 7 nights
Through this route, you may visit the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, in which -according to tradition- the tomb of Saint James the Elder is. The Saint James Way has been declared by the UNESCO World Heritage and by the Council of Europe "European Cultural Itinerary".
ROUTE OF THE WAY OF SAINT JAMES I - 7 nights
During 2010, a Holy Year, pilgrims may get the Jubilee. To get it, one of the prerequisites is to visit the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, in which -according to tradition- the tomb of Saint James the Elder is. The Saint James Way has been declared by the UNESCO World Heritage and by the Council of Europe "European Cultural Itinerary".