A Coruña Hotel Guide - Monasterio Cisterciense de Santa Maria de Sobrado hotels in A Coruña, Spain.

"We've been traveling for weeks now and had 3 nights in A Coruna at the Doubletree. Best stay we've had the entire trip! The room was beautifully decorated and quiet which is a must for us. The motorized black out curtains were a pleasant surprise and very effective. The gratis mini bar was well stocked and maintained. The only complaint is the onsite parking. Wow is that tight! I believe we were supposed to let a valet park for us but that was not communicated and only discovered after reading reviews on other sites. Regardless, we'll stay here again when we visit."

"El Personal y las vistas al mar son lo mejor del hotel. El desayuno es también espléndido. Muchas gracias. Angustias"

"Great location, helpfull staff and excellent breakfast"

"Hermoso Hotel!con muy lindas habitaciones, limpieza perfecta y personal muy atento, recepción, muy buena cocina y mozos de excelencia, gracias!"

"Nice hotel in a great location. Staff were very helpful with all of our questions. Property very clean, rooms on the small side but very comfy. Will stay again."

"Fantastic view! The room was clean and the staff were very helpful. They have their own garage which was helpful too and allowed us to park the car and easily traverse and enjoy the city. Look forward to returning!"

"Sergio on Reception was so helpful he went out of his way to help "

"The staff were very helpful and informative. Great experience and close to teain station."

"The staff were very friendly and welcoming, which I appreciated. The bathroom itself was fine, but the amenities were disappointing. Although they were technically new and unopened, they looked as if they had been handled by many people before. It seemed the cleaner hadn’t replaced them in a long time, which gave the hotel a cheap impression. The kitchen closed at 10:00 pm, and when I arrived at 10:15 pm, there was no option to eat at the hotel. Instead, the staff suggested I download a delivery app and order food myself. In Spain, where late dining is common, this was quite surprising and inconvenient."