LGBT Welcoming Hotels in Galicia

Our stay at the Parador de Santiago de Compostela was a remarkable beginning to our Camino journey—an experience that feels less like a hotel stay and more like inhabiting a living piece of history. The building itself is extraordinary, with centuries of architectural detail woven into every corridor and courtyard, yet the rooms are spacious, quiet, and exceptionally comfortable. What stood out most to us, beyond the beauty and scale of the property, was the professionalism and kindness of the staff. In particular, we were deeply appreciative of the team’s help in securely storing our luggage while we set out on the Camino Fisterra. This seemingly simple service made a meaningful difference in allowing us to begin the walk unencumbered and with peace of mind. There is something uniquely fitting about starting a pilgrimage from a place that has welcomed travelers for generations. The Parador carries that legacy with grace—combining history, comfort, and thoughtful service in a way that feels both timeless and genuinely warm.

Staff is great. Well located if you don’t mind the church bells.

Staff was friendly, the ac didn’t work at all in the room. We slept with the windows cracked up since it was 50 degrees. The bar didn’t seem open the one night we were there. The room was clean but had a view of a disgusting looking wall. I don’t think I would stay again considering all the other hotels in the area