Hotel Canaima Bruma 1,5 k Camino

Good location pretty close to El Camino and there is a pickup service if desired. Rooms are clean and the restaurant is good.

The staff seems a bit nuisanced if you asked them about anything, not really in the peregrino spirit.

It was as advertised and the staff stayed in contact and was very pleasant.

The beds were a bit too firm and the room was a little cold.

Friendly staff. Great communication.

Easy location for our Camino Ingles. Comfortable.

Nice hotel. Staff very friendly. Bit off the route, but hotel staff collect you. Excellent peregrino menu available.

The room charge was way too high for the standard of the hotel.

Our dinner was great. Good service. The rain shower was very good after our very long walk. Someone picked us up, that was very nice.

Not the property’s fault but no groceries close by.

Shuttle from Casa Avelina; bathtub!; elevator (only used it once); shrimp at dinner; hot chocolate (measure your own powder).

The shuttle from Bruma, the dinner was delicious.

The town is a gas station and the hotel.

Wonderful staff. Pickup at Camino! Nice, clean, comfortable room. Good dinner. A good sleep. Gracias!

On a highway. Traffic diminishes at night.

Comfortable bed. Strong hot shower. If you are a pilgrim, they can pick up from the camino.

Air conditioning doesn’t work. No soundproofing so you hear everyone in the other rooms from your room. Really annoying system of ordering by QR code at the restaurant which doesn’t compare to directly speaking to the waitress who can get the exact same order in a few seconds.

Comfortable, clean, practical. They picked me up in 3 minutes from Casa Avelina. Laundry service was great, worries free.

Alex, Ramón, and Tatiana were a huge help, efficient, professional, kind, welcoming, always with a smile on their face.

Nice treat on the Camino after spending nights in hostels. The room was clean, comfortable, and had a bathtub AND a smart tv so it felt like luxury. The host was friendly and kind enough to let me check in early. The food in the restaurant was quite good (especially the Galician soup and grilled fish) as well in my opinion. Not too far of a detour off the camino, they gave good instructions on how to get back to the trail. No complaints here!

Nothing. Somewhat isolated but the whole area is isolated!

Staff were friendly and helpful. Picked us up from Casa Avelina. Explained to us how to get back on the Camino Ingles without backtracking. This was the only choice we had.

Old and dated place. Very tight space. Pillow case was not long enough to cover the pillow - gross. Food was ok. The set menu was not worth it. Wine offered with set menu was undrinkable. I had a beer instead and they didn’t charge me which was nice of them.

They will pick you up. Really good food. Great staff.

Prices on food are a little high. Loud guests, was after 11pm when people finally stopped slamming doors and talking loudly.

The shuttle service from the Albergue in Bruma was fantastic after a long day of hiking. Also, the pre-checkin was nice so we just had to pick up our key and go to the room. The room was a little dated, but adequate with a good shower. Easy to get back on trail.

The restaurant had limited choices, but the portion sizes were good. Breakfast choices were very limited. Felt the price was high for a pilgrim stay.

Great location as an alternative to Bruma as we walked the Camino Ingles. Helpful staff, comfortable room and a laundry service for 11 euros with the washing coming back washed, dried and folded.

Good value for money. This was my cheapest night's accommodation on the Camino Ingles. The restaurant does simple but filling food - big portions. The open fire is great on a cold evening. They also offer a free pick-up service for pilgrims, from Casa Avelina or from the municipal albergue in Hospital de Bruma, which is really useful if you have sore feet and/or don't want to walk the extra distance to O Meson do Vento.

The location isn't great, but if you're on the Camino Ingles then you have to weigh that up against the lack of amenities in Hospital de Bruma.

Free pickup from the Camino… which only got to within a couple of kilometers from the hotel.

The driver was quite grumpy and refused to take a couple of other hikers to the hotel, even though there was room on the bus, because they hadn’t called in advance. Also, there was no ride back to theCamino… we had to walk. The caldo Gallego soup in their restaurant was a weak broth with a few greens floating in it and one white bean, rather than the hearty bean soup….the national dish of Galicia… that I’d had elsewhere.

They have free pick-up service from Bar casa Avelina. This was very nice after heavy walk.Room was nice and clean. Room even had a bathtube.Staff was friendly and helpful.

Helpful staff and size of room. Food in dining room also very good.

Not much to do or see due to size of Mason Do Vento, but convenient enough for Camino Ingles and hey can pick you up from Cafe Angelina