* Double or twin rooms: Prices for two people sharing a room.

- DISCOUNTS: At low season if you stay 3 days or more.

- HIGH SEASON:    From July 15th until September 20th

                            Easter, week ends from December to March and Spanish long weekends

- Credit Cards: VISA, MASTER CARD, 4B.  

Note: Extra bed normally only for children until 14 years old.

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Sometimes grand family homes converted to receive guests cease to be either "grand" or "family". Not so Trives; here the balance between caring for you and respecting your intimacy is just right. This noble old village house was one of the first in Galicia to open to guests. Like good claret it has improved with time. The rooms are in a separate wing of the main building, big and elegantly uncluttered with lovely wooden floors, the best of mattresses and wonderful cotton sheets. There is a sitting room where you can have a quiet dringk, and a truly enchanting garden beyond for the warmer months. Breakfast is taken in an unforgettable dining room; here the richness of the furnishings, the cuto flowers and the calssical music vie with the grand buffet breakfast. There are home-made cakes, fruit, big pots of coffeee, corissants, and it all makes its way up from the kitchen via the dumb waiter. Fine bone china adds to the elgance of the meal. A marvellous place and a mos gracious welcome by mother and son. Grand Cru Galicia!.

DAILY TELEGRAPH: "...Set in an attractive village, this lovely 17 th-century pazo is one of the oldest manors in the area and has its own chapel. It has been restored by the Alvarez family who provide a warm welcome. The seven bedrooms have parquet floors and are tastefully furnished with antiques and traditional Galician fabrics. All have new en suite bathrrooms. Large, pretty garden with fruit trees. Breakfast only. Good base for visiting sights along pilgrinage route to Santiago de Compostela, nearby San Esteban de Ribas de Monastery and impressive gorges of river Sil..."  

A tipical Galician pazo, or manor house, one of the oldest in the area, this lovely old house has been carefully restored and traditionally fusnished by the Alvarez family. "This was the find of our journey", writes its nominator. "Our bedroom was large with beamed ceilings, lovely honey-coloured, polished wooden floors, stone walls, large wooden shutters and a balcony overlooking a restored patio". Bathrooms (described as parador standar) are modern and en suite. Breakfast (there is no restaurant) was "the highlight of the stay. We sat at big tables amidst the family antiques. The food was superb, including two types of quince jam, served by the Señora at 9.30 am when the morning's fresh bread was delivered". Coffee port anda cake is dispensed in the sitting rooms in the evening... Tariffs ("half that of a parador") are remarkable value... 

BED AND BREAKFAST ABROAD: "...A wonderfull 17 th century barque mansion run by the same family who have lived there for generations. The building dominates the rather ordinary willage and the severely handsome stone exterior contraste with the superbly renovated and welcoming interior. All the bedrooms are furnished with antiques and breakfast is presented in the most delicate manner in the main salon..... Beautiful surronding countryside..."  

GUÍA DE PEQUEÑOS HOTELES CON ENCANTO EL PAÍS-AGUILAR (Small Charming Hotels Guide El País - Aguilar): "... GUÍA DE PEQUEÑOS HOTELES CON ENCANTO EL PAÍS-AGUILAR (Small Charming Hotels Guide El País - Aguilar): "... Adelaida inspired by the Portuguse style of tourism converted the noble architecture from the seventeeth century in a 'delicious' bed and breakfast that is made to atract new travelers to a magig itinerary within

EL PAÍS SEMANAL: "...One of the most significant manor homes of the area taht has been converted in a pleasant small hotel with seven rooms mimiking the Portugues model of rural toursim...."  

            EL SEMANAL: "...To stay here is like going to pass a few days at your grandmother’s house. Adelaida Alvarez, who lives in the manar home in seperated reserved rooms, but here treatment and conversations is like you were living with a distant relative that you only see every once in a while… ..."   "...To stay here is like going to pass a few days at your grandmother’s house. Adelaida Alvarez, who lives in the manar home in seperated reserved rooms, but here treatment and conversations is like you were living with a distant relative that you only see every once in a while… ..."   "...To stay here is like going to pass a few days at your grandmother’s house. Adelaida Alvarez, who lives in the manar home in seperated reserved rooms, but here treatment and conversations is like you were living with a distant relative that you only see every once in a while… ..."  

GUÍA TOYOTA DE PEQUEÑOS HOTELES: The natural history of this galician manor home is perfectly defined witha quick glance at its seventeenth century façade. From this era that are genuine elements such as the central patio with its beautiful galleries...

... Descansar en alguno de los distinguidos salones, mientras leemos un buen libro entre añejos aromas a madera y piedra, o disfrutar con las mermeladas y el pan casero que nos ofrece para el desayuno doña Adelaida y su familia, es otro de esos placeres cotidianos que solo pueden satisfacerse, sin embargo, en lugares tan entrañables como este pazo Casa Grande de Trives...

En el centro de la agradable localidad de P. de Trives se encuentra este viejo pazo del S XVII ...

... Mobiliario cuidado y recuperado pieza por pieza, en el que abundan las maderas nobles. Preciosos suelos de madera encerados, cuadros, espejos, alfombras, cerámica y porcelanas recrean el ambiente señorial de esta cas en la que cada rincón, incluyendo el destinado al piano, es un conjunto mimado...