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"Very clean"

"Nestled in the quaint town of Melide, Lux Melide offers a refreshing deviation from the typical pilgrimage routine for Santiago pilgrims. As someone who chose to break the mold and stay here, I was pleasantly surprised by the exceptional experience it offered. One of the standout features of Lux Melide is its immaculate cleanliness. As a new property, it exudes freshness and attention to detail, ensuring a comfortable and hygienic stay for guests. Location-wise, Lux Melide couldn't be more convenient for pilgrims, situated directly on the Camino's path. It's the perfect stop along the journey, offering a haven of relaxation amidst the pilgrimage. And let's not forget about breakfast - a crucial aspect of any stay. Lux Melide certainly doesn't disappoint in this department. The breakfast spread is not only satisfying but also boasts a variety of delicious options, providing the perfect fuel for the day ahead."

"Very nice staffs . Beautiful property. "

"Convenient location"

"The owner was there to check us in, which was very convenient after walking 25 kilometers. She even had our luggage in our room when we arrived. The owner is a very nice woman who helped us figure out where to go for dinner and spent some time with us the next morning during breakfast, which was delicious. I recommend this place, no doubt."

"Staff were rude not clean willl never stay here again, "

"excellent facility "

"I loved this hotel. Warm welcome from the proprietor. Beautiful inside and out. Very new and beautiful. Small and, while just a few meters off of the Way, very tranquil. A lovely patio with a burbling patio. Lovely room—supremely comfortable bed, a bath!, great great great! And a fabulous boccadillo. Muchas gracias!"

"It's a shame this "warehouse -looking" building isn't landscaped. Adding some flower boxes, even though in a "depressed" area of the town, would add to the ambiance of the hotel. Modern and contemporary is great; but it needs a sense of warmth. Maybe having a friendly face at the front desk would help (No personal desk person for check-in is unnerving in a strange/remote town.)"