Calzada Romana

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Fast facts

Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
11:00
Pets
Pets not allowed

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Parking
Non-smoking
Laundry
Baby-sitting
Disabled facilities

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Calzada Romana

Calzada Romana is set in Cedeira and has a heated pool and mountain views. Boasting a shared kitchen, this property also provides guests with an outdoor fireplace.

Reviews from
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Mentioned by travellers
Couple

Comment: 5 Aug 2021

Stayed in: Aug 2021

Un edén en Cedeira, acércate No te lo pierdas, es flipante

Lo mejor de la zona no hay nada igual Miguel, un gran anfitrión Una persona por conocer si tienes suerte Carne excelente, déjate llevar por sus recomendaciones Un paisaje de lujo Tranquilidad y buen rollo Con unas rutas excelentes Habitaciones fenomenales
Other

Comment: 8 Aug 2025

Stayed in: Aug 2025

Not recommended

We stayed one night there and nothing to do with what appears in the site description or photos. We were touched by a room that looked like you were in a cave with almost no light and a lot of humidity not to mention that the corners had guests (spiders) and in the window there were dead flies. They do not have a restaurant, all they offer is the possibility of cooking some food that you carry in the owner's kitchen. Indicate that there is also no wifi. In short, I would not recommend this place as for the services it offers is expensive compared to other accommodations in the area. The only good thing was the owner who was the least nice.
Family traveller

UK

Comment: 15 Sep 2015

Stayed in: Aug 2015

Cold comfort farm

This hotel is not in Cedeira but about three miles up the hill and the sat nav takes you through a barely passable forestry track - we had to move fallen branches before we could get through. Best to follow the road signs instead, and when you arrive the views are wonderful down to the town and the sea, but there is nothing there. It is a wild and lonely spot and very exposed to the weather. When we arrived we were shown to a clean but very basic room whose door led directly outside and let the rain in freely underneath. We were able to move to another room on the first floor not facing the wind, but it was still quite cold and the radiator was impossible to adjust. The young female Brazilian staff were very kind and did what they could but eventually the owner brought a freestanding electric heater which worked. He made it clear he was not pleased to have been bothered with this problem, although by then I was suffering with flu and needed to keep warm. He was obviously cross that as a result of being unwell we did not take an evening meal in the hotel. The dining room is quite large but was mostly empty, though we did feel that had he been a more friendly, genial host there would be more people willing to make the journey to the restaurant. Dogs kept outdoors barked and howled all night and a cockerel woke us early in the morning. Breakfast was adequate though not generous - there was no buffet but the proprietor brought orange juice, a cold boiled egg and two very small slices of toast each, followed by one cup of coffee (no refills - and still no smiles). We felt that with his pleasant and helpful staff and the lovely position of the restaurant, this hotel would have been much more enjoyable if the man in charge had not been so grumpy.
Couple

Comment: 7 Apr 2021

SAL CORRIENDO

Estuvimos alojados una noche allí, porque a parte de restaurante tiene alojamiento, por llamarlo de alguna forma.
Empiezo por el restaurante, una hora antes de llegar llame al sitio para que me confirmarán que tenían el restaurante abierto, tardé un rato en que entendieran mi pregunta, porque el ruido y la música de fondo no le permitían a la persona que me cogió el tlf oírme, eso ya me extrañó. Llegamos a las 20:00, nos dieron la habitación, que luego hablaré de ella y bajamos a cenar. Cuando entramos la música, bachata o algo así, estaba a tope. Solo había una mesa con unas 10 personas gritando y de cachondeo con la música. El dueño nos sentó en la mesa con la mascarilla en la barbilla, nos trajo la carta y a los 10 segundos, decidimos levantarnos y decirle que en esas condiciones no íbamos a cenar. No le sentó muy bien y dijo que ahora les mandaba callar y mandó a su mujer que bajara la música, pero ya habíamos decidido irnos. Sé que detrás nuestra entró una pareja que por lo que veo también han sufrido lo mismo y lo han comentado aquí.
De la comida no puedo opinar, porque no la probamos, pero es cierto que la carta de precios era cara, puesto que tenía carta de sidrería vasca,con precios como si estuvieras en Navarra, o sea, desproporcionados para la zona.
EL ALOJAMIENTO: He visto por algún comentario que vi antes de reservar que era un complejo hotelero, complejo es llegar, complejo es quedarse allí, complejo es descansar y eso que está en medio de la nada, pero de hotelero NADA.
Tienen construcciones separadas del restaurante e integradas en una especie de poblado, así que te puedes encontrar como fue nuestro caso rodeado de un corral con perros atados con cadenas y que ladraban sin parar. La habitación "con terraza" en fotos queda muy chula, porque tiene madera, piedra y un acabado rústico, pero hasta ahí. La ventana que tenía no tenía ni una triste cortina, ni nada de ocultación, y además de estar a nivel de calle, daba a una farola que durante la noche nos hizo creer que estábamos en un interrogatorio. Hasta que ya no aguantamos más y tapamos la ventana con una manta.
La ventana del baño, daba a la terraza, por llamarlo de alguna forma, ya que era una acera a la que no puedes acceder desde la habitación directamente y que estaba separada de la calzada por un bordillo. O sea, una acera particular. Bueno pues en esta acera, debajo de la ventana del baño, está la fosa séptica del resto de "habitaciones", y encima tapada solo con unos tablones, os podéis imaginar los ruidos y olores que acompañaban la estancia. Dudo que tengan permisos en regla, puesto que las habitaciones no tienen ni luces de emergencia, y ha sido en el único alojamiento en España en el que no me han pedido la identificación para mandársela a las autoridades competentes, como es obligatorio.
En definitiva, para salir corriendo
Couple

Comment: 21 Jun 2020

Stayed in: Jun 2020

Mascotas

Non sei cómo serán as habitacións normais, pero nas que se admiten mascotas sentimos unha discriminación total por ser con camas individuais e cuns colchóns de muelles nada confortábeis. Trato cordial e familiar, e limpeza ben.

Location

3.6

Lugar As Barrosas, s/n, Cedeira, 15358, Spain|4.6 km from city centre

Check in and check out

Check in from:

14:00

Check out before:

11:00

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.

Calzada Romana: FAQs

Calzada Romana is 4.6 km away from Cedeira city centre.
Calzada Romana is in Cedeira, Spain and is 4.6 km away from Cedeira city centre.
At Calzada Romana you can check in from 14:00, and you'll need to check out before 11:00.
Yes, there is parking available at Calzada Romana.
We don’t have any information about restaurants at Calzada Romana, please check with them when booking.