Santiago de Compostela
Ten kilometres away. The old town and the cathedral, and back to sleep outside the city.
The area and the Camino
Close to the Camino,
a step from Santiago
On the Ría Muros-Noia Camino
Hotel Casa Rosalía lies on the Ría Muros-Noia Camino (part of the Via Querinissima and the Volta da Gloria, together with the Fisterra Camino), and close to the Portuguese Camino de Santiago.
This route is part of the Via Querinissima, a cultural and maritime route linking Norway, the Orkney Islands, England, France, Spain and Portugal, following the journey made in the 15th century by the Venetian navigator Pietro Querini (1431-1433). The Council of Europe recently (May 2026) declared the Via Querinissima a European Cultural Route. Its link with Galicia is that, after landing on the Galician coast, Querini made the pilgrimage from Muros to the Apostle's tomb in Compostela.
The Xacobeo 2027 Holy Year officially begins on 31 December 2026 with the traditional opening of the Holy Door of Santiago Cathedral and runs throughout 2027. xunta.gal/identidade-corporativa/xacobeo-2027
The hotel offers transfers by car. If you are coming from another point nearby, just ask us.
Padrón
15 min by car
Urdilde
10 min by car
Mazaricos
30 min by car
Teo
10 min by car
Pontemaceira
15 min by car
Noia
15 min by car
Muros
40 min by car
What to do over a weekend
Fisterra and the Costa da Morte
One of the routes the hotel suggests, under an hour by car.
The Rías Baixas and Barbanza
The Barbanza mountains, Noia and the Rías Baixas, also under an hour away.