Hotel Campomar is a three-star hotel with modern facilities, fully renovated in 2011. Located near the beach of A Lanzada, it offers users the tranquility of the countryside, next to the sea.

It offers spacious and comfortable rooms overlooking the sea, the countryside and the swimming pool, most of them have a terrace. They are equipped with two single beds of 105 cm or a double bed of 150 cm, wardrobe and desk, full bathroom with hairdryer and toiletries, air conditioning, flat TV screen of 26 inches, telephone, magnetic lock and safe with capacity for laptops. There is also the possibility of triple and quadruple rooms.

The hotel also has a restaurant with terrace, dining room, lounge, and swimming pool for children and adults, 6 seater outdoor jacuzzi, children's playground, garden of 6,000 m2 equipped with hammocks and parasols, parking and elevators.

The dining room offers a wide gastronomic offer with products from the Rias Baixas, such as seafood, fish or agricultural products. During the summer season, the hotel offers buffet service.

The establishment has characteristics that give an added value and that differentiates it from standard tourism.

With the road in the middle, there awaits the Lanzada beach with all its grandeur. This is a large sand strip well recovered from the few attacks it suffered in the past. It even became an example of recycling: the runway was converted into a car park —it is not the only one— to save space and avoid intrusion of motor vehicles. An aesthetic wonder, clean waters not to be feared but respected, since this is the Atlantic; and also a history lesson outdoors, because just in the south of the beach we can see the uncovered results of an archaeological excavation that leads to the belief that the space was a hosting station for trade missions perhaps related to the Phoenicians. A stone's throw away, we find the elegant remains of a tower that bishop Sisnando ordered to build in order to control the arrival of the Vikings and other pirates; and a solid and simple church built in Romanesque style.

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