Hotel Pousada Real

Amazing bathroom, great bed and breakfast, trully recommended.

Wunderbares Hotel, super Service, ein Traum von Zimmer und Bad. Frühstück perfekt. Wir kommen gerne wieder

This place was in an amazing stay, and right on the Camino. Breakfast was wonderful and the restaurant is open til 11! Caldes de Reis is beautiful and a must see. Dip your feet in the thermal waters, eat amazing food, just a great stay!

Reserve as soon as you can as this place is often booked. They arranged a massage which was heavenly. Staff and service could not have been better. I went out to try to find something for dinner, but as usual, places don't open until 8:00. We should have stayed at the hotel. The avocado toast looked great, and the setting in the garden or restuarant is lovely. Enjoy. And, yes, it's right on the Camino :)

Very unique space to rest while walking the Camino! It is attached to a beautiful design showroom and decorated with designer touches.

We stayed on 3rd floor. The beds and pillows were so comfortable. Rooms were a little small, but so thoughtfully laid out, very efficient for space/luggage. Lovely decor, good toiletries, brilliant shower. Big fluffy towels. Coffe and water provided in room on arrival. Breakfast was gorgeous. Good facilities downstairs for drinks and dinner. Really perfect experience.

Fab place. Super comfy beds, great shower, lovely toiletries. Centre of town, on the camino route.

Nice place! Amazing staff and great location!

Stayed here one night on the Portuguese Camino. What a jem of a hotel. It is in a great location in this stop (right on the way). It is modern feeling (not that this is good or bad, but it was nice to have a modern boutique feeling hotel along the Camino at some point). The folks all spoke english (helpful to non-english speakers). The restaurant right downstairs was a great addition (food and drinks available). All around awesome experience and highly recommend (in particular if you are walking the Camino it is a real treasure). In February in general things along the Camino are understandably slower, but it seems the place is full of locals also (always a good sign)