Palacio Parador is a really great Palace. Location, surrounding, the house itself just breathtaking. The weather was unforunately not that good, we had lots of rain and it was windy. So the place, its really an old Palace was a bit chilly and moisty. But in the summer with warm weather its for sure better. Service was ok, breakfast good,... More

This was my first stay in a Parador and I already knew it wasn't going to be the most stunning architecturally (there is stiff competition from the nearby Baiona balanced on the edge of a headland with the sea crashing around it!) But Tui Parador is nice enough. It's quite a grand building and has a lovely restaurant with huge... More

We decided to stay here before walking the Camino to Santiago de Compostela. Arrived here at lunchtime on a hot sunny day, looking forward to an afternoon relaxing in the pool and grounds. However, we were told by the receptionist that the pool has been closed on health and safety grounds (and will remain so for weeks/months). The tennis court... More

The place is located in quiet place but no far from the road though the traffic noise does not reach nice stone building surrounded by a garden. Ample and well furnished rooms. We had dinner at the restaurant and it was a nice surprise to have an over local standard food at an affordable price. Really good.

Low rise Galician country mansion in gardens high on the north bank of the River Miño and with fine views across to Portugal. Huge swimming pool. 15 minutes walk along the river then a climb up steps brings you to the centre of the ancient town of Tui where a visit to the cathedral is a must. We stayed half... More

We enjoyed our stay here and as with most paradors we were very well looked after. The room was not huge - but had a lovely view across the Mino valley to Portugal. Breakfast was served in a rather strange marquee extension to the dining room. Whilst this would be lovely in the summer we were eating our meal with... More

We had a wonderful stay in this hotel. The hotel is set on the river banks and has great views and overlooks Portugal. Our room was not large but had everything we needed, and was decorated to a high standard. The facilities for this hotel were great as it has a huge swimming pool and a tennis court. Tui as... More

This is a recently upgraded member of the Spanish Parador chain, upmarket hotels (with some government financial involvement) of three-star level and above. This is a four. We only stayed one night, but our room, with its pleasant view over the Minho River (the border between Spain and northern Portugal) was very large and comfortable. I suspect we were upgraded... More

Just returned from a fantastic week here. Paid extra for a huge suite - our sitting room had a dual aspect balcony overlooking Portugal. Both rooms had TV with satelite and remote internet access at extra (reasonable) cost. The staff were extremely friendly and the hotel clean and quiet. The restaurant keeps the same menu for a calendar month, so... More