Calm Stay
Galicia
At a glance
Nestled in the serene landscape of Galicia, 'Calm Stay' offers an inviting lodging experience along the Camiño de Texexe, in the picturesque town of Teo, La Coruña. This hostel presents a straightforward yet comfortable choice for visitors seeking affordable accommodation during their travels. With a rating of 3.8 based on 21 reviews, it maintains a balance between cost and comfort that appeals to budget-conscious travelers or those exploring the Camino de Santiago routes.
The hostel encompasses a welcoming and practical atmosphere, making it suitable for a wide range of guests, including solo adventurers, backpackers, and those eager to connect with fellow travelers. As a hub of interactions, it serves as a point of interest where stories are shared, and experiences exchanged. The structure of 'Calm Stay' reflects simplicity with essential amenities designed to meet guests' fundamental needs without unnecessary frills.
'Calm Stay' offers a practical base for visitors looking to explore the rich cultural and natural offerings of Galicia. The area around the hostel provides scenic paths and quiet surroundings, making it an ideal spot for those who enjoy outdoor activities and peaceful walks.
This establishment is in close proximity to local attractions, making it a convenient starting point for guests planning day trips or explorations into nearby towns and landmarks. The hostel staff, familiar with the region, provides insights and information to help guests make the most of their stay in this beautiful part of Spain.
Reviews
Beautiful little resting spot on the Camino. The room was cool with a fan. The bed was comfortable. Full kitchen for tea or coffee and preparing food. Spotless all the way around. Highly recommend one of our favorites.
I accidentally did a mistake on my booking and the host was super helpful thanks for that again. The place is very modern and clean. A place to calm down after days of walking. I would recommend this place 👌
There was no kettle, no hairdryer, no salt, or any of the basic essentials you’d expect in a shared kitchen. The host answered the phone only once out of the five times I called. They asked me to complete check-in on my phone in the middle of a downpour, then took ages to send the address. When they finally did, it was the wrong one — a wrong door number — so I stood outside in the rain calling again, with no answer. I eventually realized it might be a different entrance to the same building, which turned out to be the case. By the time I got in, I was soaked and freezing, and the room was ice-cold with no heating, no hairdryer, and nothing to make tea or coffee. Overall, it’s far too expensive for the level of service and comfort provided. This was NOT a Calm Stay.
It's just fine as a midway stop between Padron and Santiago on the Camino :)
