Hotel Celta

“Good Hotel anyways it needs some work”

It's a good hotel because of it's Location anyways it need a bit of work in the rooms. During the stay, which it was winter, the rooms were a bit cold and the heating was for the whole building so you can not turn it on when you need it. The bathroom needs a bit of work and the internet does no... more

It's a good hotel because of it's Location anyways it need a bit of work in the rooms. During the stay, which it was winter, the rooms were a bit cold and the heating was for the whole building so you can not turn it on when you need it. The bathroom needs a bit of work and the internet does not work at all even after talking to the Reception few times, the signal was not strong enough. I hope they can fix these issues because they are in a good location and the rooms are good size.

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“Good option but needs renovation”

The plus: The balcony on the highest floor was a good surprise, nice views of the city. The room size is good and the kitchen zone can be helpful. Close to the city center. The minus: The hotel needs renovation (building and rooms), it makes it look not that clean. Hard to pork outside but the h... more

The plus: The balcony on the highest floor was a good surprise, nice views of the city. The room size is good and the kitchen zone can be helpful. Close to the city center. The minus: The hotel needs renovation (building and rooms), it makes it look not that clean. Hard to pork outside but the have a small garage, so you need to reserve a spot.

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“Lovely people, not so great room”

My friend and I completed the Camino walk and headed to beautiful Vigo for a few days RnR! The hotel cost around £65-70 per night when we stayed, double room only, no breakfast. For the price, the hotel room had much to be desired. The walls were marked, there was missing tiling round the room an... more

My friend and I completed the Camino walk and headed to beautiful Vigo for a few days RnR! The hotel cost around £65-70 per night when we stayed, double room only, no breakfast. For the price, the hotel room had much to be desired. The walls were marked, there was missing tiling round the room and a lack of amenities, e.g Hair dryer in the room. Ironically it was room 101 and felt like that’s where we had been sent! We did see our neighbours room once and that looked more finished, so felt a little hard done to. The room did not give value for money. That said, the location was good, the staff very friendly and helpful, it was clean. Personally, I would recommend Vigo, it’s fab...but there are so many hotels to choose from, that in future, I would look elsewhere!

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“Room 101, it certainly was!”

I hate to give a bad review, but I’m afraid I’m going to have to. Let’s start with the positives. The hotel is in a good location, spotlessly clean and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The negatives. Although this hotel is inexpensive, I would still expect certain standards. Such as: a ... more

I hate to give a bad review, but I’m afraid I’m going to have to. Let’s start with the positives. The hotel is in a good location, spotlessly clean and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The negatives. Although this hotel is inexpensive, I would still expect certain standards. Such as: a toilet seat that wasn’t broken; tiles that didn’t move when you walked on them; and skirting board on the walls. We were in appropriately named room 101 and I felt that the room needed to go into room 101 itself. On passing room 102, I spied skirting boards and a much larger room with two double beds (it could be they paid more for two doubles beds but surely it’s not extra for skirting boards??) I think for nearly €70 a night, the place needs a little more tlc. We visited Vigo after finishing our Camino, and I have to say that we stayed in nicer hostels!

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