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Hotel Costa da Morte
"I had a wonderful night contemplating my Camino de Santiago. The staff could not have been more helpful, I was there on the feast of San Juan, so some things were closed, but mostly everything was open! The front desk staff went out of their way to make sure that I knew places I could eat with Celiac ..."
Reviewed on Jul 17, 2026
Hotel SempreFisterra
"Excellent stay for three days. Has breakfast right beside hotel for three mornings. Same staff operate hotel and restaurant. Complimentary coffee,tea and sweet pastries also."
Reviewed on May 25, 2026
Cabañas Fisterra
"I booked thru hotels.com. i received a confirmation for 3 nights in Dulce Cabana. communications was horrible. Spent arrival evening trying to figure out where to park and where our cabana was located. No manager on site, no map provided. Next day we were told we had to move to different unit by ..."
Reviewed on Aug 2, 2025
Hotel VIDA Finisterre Centro
"Centrally located and decent accommodation. Met my needs!"
Reviewed on Sep 16, 2025
House with direct access to Finisterre beach
"Hoewel gelegen aan esn doorgaande weg merk je hier niet veel van. De directe toegang tot het strand maakt dat meer dan goed. Het huis zelf kan wel wat liefde en aandacht gebruiken, vooral de keuken en badkamer."
Reviewed on Jul 10, 2025
Hotel Ancora
Hotel Bela Fisterra
Hospedium H Cabo Sport
Hotel Alén do mar
Fisterra Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Are you traveling to La Coruna and are eager to find somewhere to put your feet up in between making memories in Fisterra? Travelocity has a wide range of options. Within an easy driving distance of the center of Fisterra, travelers can choose from 14 memorable rooms.
Within a 0.6-mile (1-kilometer) radius of central Fisterra, customers of Travelocity can make memories at the selection of accommodation, like the Apartamentos Monte Maela and Apartamentos Playa de Fisterra.
One of the small number of Travelocity-listed budget-orientated hotel choices in Fisterra is the Apartamentos Finisterrae Playa.
4 miles (7 kilometers) outside of the heart of Fisterra, you can find the Hotel Oca Insua. Alternatively, the Hotel Rústico Spa Finisterrae is positioned 1 mile (2 kilometers) away. Alternate places to rest your head include the Hotel Praia de Quenxe and the Apartamentos Langosteira.
After you've seen Fisterra, you could venture out to unveil the diverse activities of the Galicia area. Check out Galicia's castles. You should put aside some time to relish the region's beaches, coastal plains, forests and rivers. Common pastimes in this corner of Spain include mountain biking, mountain climbing and hiking.
Santiago de Compostela is 40 miles (61 kilometers) east of Fisterra and is home to Santiago de Compostela Cathedral and Obradoiro Square. A few Santiago de Compostela hotels include the Parador de Santiago - Hostal dos Reis Católicos and San Francisco Hotel Monumento. Or, you could consider staying in La Coruna Old Town, 55 miles (86 kilometers) northeast of Fisterra, where you have the options of the Hesperia Finisterre and Santa Cristina. While visiting La Coruna Old Town, make sure you visit the Maria Pita House Museum and Church of Santiago.
Before leaving La Coruna, you should make sure you enjoy enthusiastic locals watching some local teams. Stop by Plaza de Toros, which you will find to the southeast of Fisterra. For those who like the thought of finding accommodation in the neighborhood, book in the Hotel Galicia Palace or Parador de Pontevedra.
Lavacolla Airport is situated 45 miles (69 kilometers) away from Fisterra's downtown. Enlightened visitors who want to find accommodation in the area can find a room via Travelocity at the Ruta Jacobea or Pazo Xan Xordo.
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Recent Fisterra hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Hotel Costa da Morte
"I had a wonderful night contemplating my Camino de Santiago. The staff could not have been more helpful, I was there on the feast of San Juan, so some things were closed, but mostly everything was open! The front desk staff went out of their way to make sure that I knew places I could eat with Celiac disease. I wish I had more time there!"
