Hotel Holiday is located near the beach in the city Nigrán. There is a Carrefour Express grocery store 600 meters from the hotel. A large shopping mall Nasas Nigrán is located one and a half kilometers from the hotel.
Hotel Holiday is not an ordinary hotel, but rather a motel for road travelers, as most rooms here come with a garage, and the reception is located on the street at the entrance to the hotel property.
http://www.hotel-holiday.es/Hotel_Holiday.html
The administrator who checked me into the hotel did not speak English at all, she didn’t understand a single word, so we communicated through Google Translate, because I don’t speak Spanish either. The girl who served breakfast knew a few words in English. You can get a pilgrim stamp at the reception. The Wi-Fi in the hotel was good
My room was in this building on the second floor
The window of my room overlooked the inner courtyard – from here you can see the second building of the hotel, which contains the rooms with garages
Somewhere beyond the trees and houses is the ocean
My room in the hotel Holiday, Nigrán
Here’s a look at my cozy room at Hotel Holiday in Nigrán. The room features a comfortable double bed dressed in a soft, patterned bedspread, perfect for a restful night after exploring the area. Soft lighting and neutral tones create a relaxing atmosphere, complemented by a colorful floral painting above the headboard that adds a touch of charm. On either side of the bed are small wall-mounted nightstands with lamps, providing convenient spots for essentials like water, a phone, or reading materials. The wooden floor and light curtains contribute to the bright and airy feel of the space. Simple, clean, and inviting — ideal for a comfortable stay.
The space features a small round table with two modern orange chairs perfect for enjoying a coffee or planning the day, and a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall. A compact fridge offers extra convenience for storing snacks or drinks. The room has large windows with sheer curtains letting in natural light, and an en-suite bathroom visible through a sliding door adds to the comfort and privacy of the stay.
My bathroom was quite large. There was a hairdryer in the bathroom, and lots of miniature cosmetics.
Breakfast at the Holiday Hotel, Nigrán
Breakfast starts at 7 a.m. There is a cafe and lounge on the very bottom floor.
Breakfast is selected from the menu and paid separately. The menu includes coffee, toast, juice, pancakes, yogurt, etc. Payment for breakfast is made upon departure at the reception.
Living room at the Holiday Hotel, Nigrán
The breakfast is served here. The girl who served breakfast was very nice and understood a little English.
Breakfast menu with prices
I ordered a coffee with milk and orange juice.
Overall, I liked the hotel. A bathroom needs renovation, but it’s quite suitable for one night. Due to heavy rain, I was unable to explore the city and go to the beach.
Spain
Hotels
- Hotel Atlántico Vigo
- Hotel Bruselas in A Guarda
- Hotel Scala, Padrón
- Hotel Holiday, Nigrán
- Martínez Rooms Pilgrims — apartments in Caldas de Reis
- A Boa Estrela Pension in Redondela
- Hotel Don Pepe, Poio
- Alojamiento Camino Portugues Oia, Villadesuso
- Rey Fernando Guesthouse in Santiago de Compostela
Cities
Camino
- How to walk the Way of Saint James
- Camino Portuguese – Day Five – Vila Praia de Âncora – A Guarda 14 km
- Camino Portuguese — Day Six — A Guarda — Villadesuso 18.8 km
- Camino Portuguese — Day Seven — Villadesuso to Nigrán, 19.5 km
- Camino Portuguese – Day Eight – Nigrán to Vigo, 22 km
- Camino Portuguese — Day Nine — Vigo — Redondela 15.7 km
- Camino Portuguese – Day Ten – Redondela – Pontevedra 21 km
- Camino Portuguese — Day Eleven — Pontevedra — Caldas de Reis 20 km
- Camino Portuguese – Day Twelve – Caldas de Reis to Padrón, 19.7 km
- Camino Portuguese – Day Thirteen – Padrón – Santiago de Compostela 22.5 km
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