We booked into this hotel with a delightful young lady and were given a room with a views which was great. The room was clean but not spotless like we had become accustom to in all the other places we had stayed in Portugal and Spain. There did not seem to any other staff in the hotel as we went... More

We stayed at this wonderful Parador for 2 days in June. The view from the Parador is outstanding. But what makes this Parador a truly wonderful experience is the Staff. They are all very friendly and helpful. The restaurant was very good and so was the breakfast they offered. Beautiful rooms and great location. Just a short walk down the... More

This review is nearly a year overdue, but my wife and I stayed here for a short spell last May during a trip through Galicia. Monforte de Lemos happens to be my father's birthplace, and seeing as how we stayed at another parador on this trip, we thought this would be a great place to stay. The first and most... More

This was my first time staying in a parador and I'm glad I stayed in this particular one. I was told by Spanish locals that the town is boring (understandably from their perspective as they've probably seen it all and it's typical to them) but I found Monforte charming and off the international tourist route which was what I wanted... More

We like this hotel - our second visit in as many years. The hotel is as one would expect of the Paradors and we got a good rate of 70 Euros per room including breakfast. That's cheaper than b & b in the UK! This is an area off the beaten track of many tourists but there is some spectacular... More

This one is on top of a hill overlooking the town of Monforte de Lemos. This is one of their more recent conversions. The complex consists of a 17th century monastery, 16th century palace and a medieval tower. The hotel is in the monastery bit, while the palace is used as a conference centre. The whole assembly is, to say... More

We have stayed in many Paradors in Spain and this was the best ever. The building is spectacular. It was opened in 2003 and has been renovated in a magnificent way. It was a 16th century monastery, and you cannot get away from this. It was wonderful to see the locals visiting the building to view it, wander around the... More