Parador Cambados
The former, Pazo de Bazan, was an ancestral mansion built in the 17th Century; it is located on the green landscapes of the Rias Baixas, on the Ria de Arousa. The Gallegan coast is dotted with leafy pine trees, beaches and numerous country houses.
The Parador of Cambados is in the centre of the small village of Cambados, only a short distance from the Isla de la Toxa. It has a pretty interior courtyard with an outstanding arcade and fountain, as well as a slender palm tree.
It also has pleasant and light bedrooms with accommodating furniture. The other rooms feature stone columns, wooden ceilings and beams, as well as the gardens and an inviting swimming pool.
The restaurant serves local ingredients such as the breaded cockles, sole cooked in Albarino wine and seafood.
Lovely old building in excellent location near to old town, restaurants and wine shops as well as the sea. Particularly enjoyed the courtyard bar where we had teas and drinks every day in the fresh air. Excellent staff, friendly and most helpful to my (disabled) companion. Wonderful breakfasts in pleasant dining room as well as good menu for evening dinners and nice local Albarino wines.
Lovely parador. Staff quite attentive, tried to be helpful always, although almost nobody spoke any English. One of he best dining rooms of the paradors we visited, with sensitive and competent waitstaff.