Pazo da Merced

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Fast facts

Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
12:00
Pets
Pets not allowed

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Parking
Airport shuttle
Pool
Restaurant
Lift

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Pazo da Merced

Located in Neda, 50 km from Aquarium Finisterrae, Pazo da Merced provides accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.

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Family traveller

UK

Comment: 1 Jul 2025

Stayed in: Jul 2025

Must stay here!!!! Absolutely fabulous

Oh my goodness what a fabulous place!! Diana was absolutly fabulous, she was so helpful and kind,, she made sure we were fed and all with a smile. An excellent place to stay whilst on Camino and the pool absolutely amazing! Right on the estuary, such fabulous views, an excellent location
Couple

Comment: 7 Apr 2026

Stayed in: Apr 2026

Absolutely careless

Too bad that a place with so many possibilities is so neglected. We stayed at this pazo last Holy Thursday, April 4, 2026. When we arrived, the access road surprised us with a few pits and in the parking lot we did not know where to go as there are no indicative signs to go to the reception. That’s why we get confused and already notice dirty, abandoned garden elements and vegetation just as neglected. When we intuitively managed to reach the entrance, the balcony bars were rusty, the windows of the doors dirty and again intuitively we managed to reach a kind of counter that was unattended. First we were attended by a teenager who told us that he was going to look for his father, who arrived and only took the documentation from one of us. He accompanied us to the room, very courteous gesture on his part but only to the door and that surprised us although later we understood that it is because the rooms are not numbered and that gesture so kind was only a practical way. Already in the (upper) room again we realized the disaster we were facing: dirty bedding, fabrics from two dirty sofas, old black wood from the humidity, and all this bathed in a very rancid smell. The atmosphere felt loaded, as if it were never ventilated, and the air became very dense. The superior room has many windows and our surprise was that in the bathroom were also all windows and had to lower different curtains to be able to make use of it. The rest of the room also had curtains, although in the bedroom area they worked electrically except for a couple of them. But the living room had more and more curtains. I don’t know how many curtains we could go down, more than 10 I think, which makes the room very unfunctional. Of course, the curtains weren't clean either. Panoramic views were the only thing that saved that situation. Due to the cost we had assumed, 170€, we decided to spend the night there although we were about to leave the establishment. We lay on top of the bed without undoing it and the characteristic smell made us sleep very intermittently to which added a lot of mucus due to the dust that was accumulated there. The next morning, a man who identified himself as the brother of the one who had checked us in neither asked us about our stay nor commented. We just wanted to leave. And I repeat, it is a shame that a place with such a special enclave and so many possibilities is in that situation. What is unforgivable is the dirt and lack of cleanliness in the rooms, inside and outside the hotel. Intolerable! I understand that the property needs a lot of investment to fit it out but the lack of cleanliness is only the result of the carelessness and bad doing of this family business. I hope the management will make a proper decision but there are untenable situations as you sense in this case.
A greeting
Anonymous traveller

Comment: 10 May 2026

Stayed in: May 2026

Beautiful secluded peaceful location overlooking thf bay. Architect re-designed ancient manor with huge spaces and authentic interior. Excellent wedding location but s bit pricey for an overnight stay while walking the Camino ingles. The breakfast was expensive at 15 euros but thé evening meal and drinks were cheap, home cooked and very good.
Anonymous traveller

Comment: 24 Oct 2025

Stayed in: Sep 2025

Nicely designed renovation of a beautiful old building. Swimming pool cool but a welcome addition after a day of walking.
Anonymous traveller

Comment: 14 Oct 2025

Stayed in: Oct 2025

Beautiful property with a 300 year old Chapel on the grounds. Beautiful room and wonderful food. Excellent staff. One could not ask for better.

Very good location

4.4

Ria de Ferrol. Pazo da Merced 1, Neda, 15510, Spain|1.04 km from city centre

Check in and check out

Check in from:

14:00

Check out before:

12:00

Good to know

Pets

Pets not allowed

Important information about the city
Please note that under Royal Decree 933/2021, effective February 1, 2025, hotels in Spain may request certain personal information at check-in, including but not limited to identification, address, email, and phone number for guests 14 and older, as well as proof of relationship with minors under 14.
Extra beds

Extra beds are available for an additional charge, depending on the size of the room.

Pazo da Merced: FAQs

Pazo da Merced is 1.0 km away from Neda city centre.
Pazo da Merced is in Neda, Spain and is 1.0 km away from Neda city centre.
At Pazo da Merced you can check in from 14:00, and you'll need to check out before 12:00.
Yes, there is parking available at Pazo da Merced.
Yes, Pazo da Merced does have a restaurant.