Maycar
Galicia
At a glance
Hotel Maycar, situated on R. San Andrés in A Coruña, provides a blend of comfort and convenience ideal for both business and leisure travelers. Located in the vibrant financial, administrative, commercial, and tourist center of the city, it's a strategic spot for those conducting business or exploring local attractions. Proximity to the famous Riazor Beach, just 50 meters away, adds an appealing leisure option for guests wanting to unwind by the sea. The hotel offers elegantly designed rooms, ensuring a restful stay with amenities like flat-screen TVs and private bathrooms. Options include single rooms with either a double bed or two twin beds, as well as double rooms with two to four beds, making it adaptable to different needs and preferences.
Despite being an urban retreat, Hotel Maycar maintains modern facilities including a private, monitored parking area available for guest use around the clock. A defining feature is its 24-hour cafeteria, a perfect spot to relax at any time of the day, perhaps with a newspaper from the press area. Guests can appreciate the contemporary style and functional design alongside the convenient services offered. This makes Hotel Maycar particularly suitable for guests attending business meetings in the surrounding area or for families looking for a well-located base in A Coruña.
Reviews
No frills room but very clean and at a very decent price. The receptionists I met were cheerful and personable, and provide a cheap basic (coffee and baked good) breakfast from 7am.
Booked this hotel due to the location and parking. On arrival we were told that infact didnt have any parking available and we would have no chance of finding anywhere near by due to there being a football game on. We found somewhere to park eventually on the outskirts and checked in to the hotel to find that there was hair all over the sink, a ball of hair inside a towel and some sort of yellow slime on top of the toilet cistern. Although it is considered a cheaper option at €61 a night that shouldn’t be at the cost of cleanliness
