This was the most amazing place our group of six Camino travelers stayed during our 550 mile tour of Camino Frances. We were on bikes; it is off the official Camino route but we grabbed a reservation at Pazo de Brandeso because we were a larger group and nothing else was available. The staff and host was incredibly helpful. The owner, Juan led us in his car in the morning to show us a better way to get to the the designated bike route for the Camino. This took about an hour of his time which most owners would never consider. He also spent a considerable amount of time the previous evening informing us of the history of the incredible property. The home was built in 1620 and the chapel predates that. At one time, one end of the house was even a headquarters for the Spanish Inquisition. Such incredible history! Just walking around in the home was very entertaining. The food and service was excellent on all levels; highly recommended.

We stayed a various Pazos while we walked the Camino Frances, this was the most amazing and hospitable destination of all that we stayed at, we decided to stay 2 nights. Our hosts Juan and Raquel were very knowledgable and made our stay very special. The Pazo and its rolling gardens held surprises at every turn. The food specially prepared by the resident chef. Every meal was a treat. Every bedroom has a unique theme. The common lounges, covered terraces and garden seating coves are timeless. We will definitely go back.

This is a a recently remodeled old hunting lodge. The owners were big game hunters and you have trophies throughout the property from lions to antelope horns. Everything was big and plush and comfortable lots of room to spread out. The rooms did not have A/C but windows could be opened and cooled off nicely. Do not miss opportunity to have dinner there, the food is local and prepared in a sophisticated manner.