Mancomunidad Vigo

Council: Baiona
Localization: Benito Fariñas, 50. Sabarís. Telephone: 986 386 984 Fax 986 386 985. www.hotelentrerobles.com
This is a two star hotel that offers 15 double rooms.

Date: 1902 (building) 1998 (hotel)
Council: Soutomaior
Localization: Castelo de Soutomaior, 36691 Soutomaior. Telephone: 986 705 105. Fax: 986 705 253 email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it www.hotelpousadadelcastillo.com
It is a 3 star hotel which occupies the building built by the Marquise of Ayerbe for a clinic annexed to the castle. The building was renovated and reconstructed in the 1980s. It was first a residence for important personalities from the province and was later destined for catering. It is now a singular hotel, which is open to the general public.The hotel has 12 double rooms, 3 suites, halls for banquets and meetings, restaurant service, cafeteria and car park.

Date: 16th & 17th centuries
Council: Nigrán
Localization: Rúa dos Pazos, 119. Telephone: 986 383 047. www.pazodatouza.info
This square-shaped ""pazo"" has a lateral tower with battlements, on which there are coats of arms and gargoyles. The coats of arms remind us of the lineages with which the house was linked: Castro, Troncoso de Lira, Araujo, Sotomayor, Falcón and Ozores. There is a 17th century chapel and construction of the pazo started at the beginning of the 16th century, even though it has incorporated elements from the 17th and 18th centuries, such as the Baroque balustrade.This is a ""Pazo"" (aristocratic house) that has been converted into a rural tourism establishment. It has 9 rooms, 2 living rooms, reading room, dining room, TV room, open air installations for meetings, banquets, etc. Meals are offered with prior reservation.

Council: Baiona
Localization: Elduayen, 1. Telephone: 986 385 014 Fax 986 385 988. www.pazodemendoza.es
The House of Mendoza is one of the aristocratic houses in the urban centre of Baiona. It gets its name from its first owner the canon Policarpo Mendoza, who later became the Dean of the cathedral of Santiago towards the end of the 18th century. It is now converted into a singular accommodation place but maintains its building elegance of a Baroque style which is not excessive. The most significant ornamentation of its facade is the coat of arms of the Dean. This is a two star hotel that offers 11 double rooms.