Pousada De A Lanzada

Recent Reviews: 57

• User:Jerome N

  Trip type: Family

  You have to choose your chalbre

  18 Aug 2025

  The hotel is on two floors, and all rooms on the second floor are under the roof (see attached photo). On the other hand, the sea view is splendid and the breakfast very good and varied. Originally submitted in French on www.tripadvisor.fr. View originals.

• User:264pilip

  Trip type: Family

  Well located hotel on the beach.

  15 Oct 2024

  Well located hotel, I haven't been in it much, we just had breakfast, and I think it has no cafeteria.My room was spacious and had a lounge for the third person.I found the double more uncomfortable because it was boring.Good breakfast.From my room very good views. Originally submitted in Spanish on www.tripadvisor.es. View originals.

• User:Pablo A

  Trip type: Business

  Horrible management of an expensive hotel for what it is. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone

  17 Aug 2023

  Horrible and unscrupulous hotel management.Having a three-day reservation, I asked please to cancel the last one on the day of arrival due to the hospitalization of a family member.They told me that it was no problem for me to leave but that they would charge me up to the last euro.It says a lot about the type of people who manage this hotel, which is also expensive for the category of hotel it is and does not have wifi or coverage.I would never recommend it to anyone Originally submitted in Spanish on www.tripadvisor.es. View originals.

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• User:GeorgeNDurham

  Trip type: Couples

  Modern but lacking atmosphere (and expensive)

  24 Aug 2018

  New hotel just across the road from a beach. Everything is fine in this hotel, rooms are modern, large and clean, decent breakfast. However it lacks any sort of charm, despite being in quite a nice old building, e.g. walls in corridors or rooms are completely bare, giving it a posh premier inn style feel. Probably wouldn’t return at €220 a night for a double room, one can stay at a top Parador for that price.By the way the sea is way too cold to swim in, even in August - head further south, e.g. Baiona, if you’re hoping to spend some time in the water.

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• User:Incorita

  Trip type: Couples

  Perfect beach access; average otherwise

  23 Aug 2016

  If you're looking to go to O Grove to purely squeeze in your beach time, this place can't be beat. There's almost no other accommodation spitting distance from O Grove's longest, swim-friendly (and kid-friendly) beach. There are also nearby boulders to scramble on, and three cabana seafood restaurants in close walking distance. There's an underground walkway to the beach too, so you don't have to cross the busy street.Otherwise, the hotel is average. It's a rehabbed building that's almost too modern for its own good-- we couldn't figure out how to unplug the sink or close the blinds. But it's more than adequate, and service is friendly. So you are not surprised, it is located next to a kids sleep-away camp, at least in August, that blasts music throughout the day (and even sometimes at night until midnight). It's muted with windows closed, but unavoidable.Breakfast was plentiful and with lots of options, though scrambled eggs seemed like a fake substitute. The outdoor lounge furniture was a plus.

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