The BEST stay on my 40+ days on the Camino. I arrived early and was kindly greeted with cold water and quickly escorted to my stunning, comfortable room. The room was incredibly clean with modern features in the bathroom and charming features throughout. The bedding and pillows were heavenly. I didn’t know I could sleep this well. Very tranquil. Elena and Javier made me a delicious lunch and dinner using fresh ingredients from the garden. The wine and homemade cheesecake was absolutely divine. I enjoyed both meals outside along the small river overlooking the valley. The menu is gracious-Elena is sn extraordinary chef! Although my Spanish is lacking, Javier went above and beyond to help communicate with me. The entire stay was peaceful, restorative, and very enjoyable. I highly recommend planning your Camino walk to be able to stay in this little slice of heaven! Thank you, Elena and Javier!

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Quiet, tranquil location just off the Camino. Spotlessly clean room with lots of thoughtful touches such as a razor, toothbrush and a carafe of water. Lovely, helpful staff and great food

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a very comfortable, clean and quiet spot a short walk off the camino. very helpful owner operators and excellent food for dinner and breakfast

Everything perfect, friendly hosts and totally up-to-speed with gluten-free requirements of one of the party. very kind service, beautiful rooms well appointed and fantastic riverside garden terrace. Highly recommend on all counts!

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It is like home from home and the owners oh mi,..so welcoming and feels like I am home !! Comfortable beds and delicious food ..the homemade chip 😋..beautiful surroundings ..🫶

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The hosts are amazing - they did everything and more to make sure our stay was comfortable. They made a wonderful dinner and breakfast for us as well. The room was warm and the beds were comfortable. Everything was clean and well taken care of. A wonderful stay along the camino. You should stop here on your way to Muxia.

a lovely welcoming place. our hosts were very friendly and helpful. our bags and clothes were soaked from the day in the rain and all was dried by the fire! dinner and breakfast were excellent with an early start helped with a very good early breakfast. our room was very comfortable with a great view of the river valley.

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Friendly staff; so many thoughtful little touches - even shaving cream and a razor!

Casa a Pichona is perfect! The rooms are immaculate, comfortable and clean … we had the whitest, crispest sheets I’ve ever seen! Our hosts, Elena and Javier, were incredibly friendly, helpful and fun - doing everything they could to make us feel welcome. (I wanted to stay longer!) The food is amazing: the best sardines I’ve ever had, but Pimientos of course the highlight! The fireplace was lit when we arrived, and there is also a beautiful balcony with great garden views. 6 stars out of 5!

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Everything, wonderful setting, helpful and attentive staff, great facilities.

No complaints at all

Beautiful property and great owners.

Lovely location by the river. The staff were very helpful. Great breakfast

The property was newly updated and sparkling clean!

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The staff were very friendly, hospitable and welcoming. We had a very enjoyable evening meal and a very restful night.

The single problem we had in finding the guest house arose from the fact that we were walking towards Dumbria and on to Muxia on the Camino and the sign which indicates the turnoff to the Casa is oriented towards pilgrims walking in the opposite direction, from Muxia towards Santiago. Viewed by a pilgrim walking towards Dumbria the sign positioning is ambiguous and seems to be directing the walker further along the Camino. We did this and had to telephone the Casa for directions. We then had to retrace our steps having reached Dumbria and the municipal albergue. The sign needs to be unambiguous. The actual distance from the Camino to the Casa ought also to be noted on the sign as the path is overgrown and indistinct.

This was an absolutely superb place to stay whilst walking the Camino Muxia, just a short distance from the town of Dumbria. It was located in a peaceful little village and was the most beautiful building with a lovely veranda/garden. My room was so lovely, with gorgeous linen and a very comfortable bed. I also ate my evening meal there, plus breakfast. The food was superb. The host were so friendly and helpful.

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Everything was just exceptional! We loved our stay in Casa a Pichona. The room was amazing, owners were very friendly and the food....OMG the food was delicious! Highly recommend to stay there!

Everything about Casa a Pichona was delightful......... the owners, the room, the garden, the very quiet location and lovely breakfast. We will return!!

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Lovely couple we felt at home. Great location, very close to the Camino. Xavier and his wife are fully dedicated to the visitors and making sure our stay was perfect. Very good bacalao for dinner and an excellent breakfast. Very quiet rooms. Nothing much that they can improve really.

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This place was incredible! It was the highlight of my walk along the Camino Muxia. It was a small and beautiful place with such lovely hosts. They recommended an incredible Galician wine for us to drink, which we had in their lovely yard by the stream, and then we had an amazing dinner on their back terrace, with a view of the mountain we'd just hiked over to get there. The facilities were top line and the beds were super comfortable. This felt like a luxury hotel we were getting for a steal.

Nothing, just that we couldn't stay longer.

very nice

The hosts were friendly and eager to accommodate our schedule. The meals were very good.

Wifi was passable but not strong.

One of a kind. Delicate and clean.looks like the owners think of every little detail to make it convenient and cozy. The little stream, the garden, the room the food ... everything was perfect but above all the hospitality that was so lind and worm.

Coming from Muxia direction on the Camino there is lack of signs