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Apartamento A Laxe
★★★★Avenida da Ponte 98- 1º D, Isla de Arosa10,0 Fantastic · 10 reviews- WiFi
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If you are looking at apartments on the Isla de Arosa, the first thing you should know is that the offer is concentrated in two clearly differentiated areas: the urban core of A Illa de Arousa, around the port and the main street, and the quieter area facing the southern and western beaches, such as Area da Secada or O Cabodeiro. In the center you will have supermarkets, a pharmacy, bars and access to the seafront promenade at hand, but also more noise in high season and difficult parking. If what you are looking for is rest, it is worth moving a little away from the bustle: the apartments next to the southern beaches usually have better views and more tranquility, although you will depend on the car to shop or go out for dinner. The island is small, about seven kilometers long, so no area is really far from anything, but the difference between waking up to the sound of the waves or to that of the terraces is notable.
As for the price, the real range is wide: you can find apartments from 77 euros per night, and the average is around 113. Those minimum prices appear mainly in low season, from October to May, and in last-minute bookings on weekdays. If your idea is to go in July or August, forget those rates: in the middle of summer prices rise quite a bit and it is advisable to book months in advance. Spring and early autumn are the best balance between acceptable weather and reasonable prices, especially for hiking routes or visiting the beaches without crowds. There are also 39 apartments, but do not confuse that with the total number of accommodations: on the island you will also find 11 vacation homes and one guest house, so if you are traveling in a large group or looking for something more independent, the houses can be an alternative to keep in mind.
To get there, the usual thing is to cross the bridge that connects the island with the mainland from Vilanova de Arousa; there is no need to take a boat, so you can go by car without a problem. Once there, getting around is simple: the island can be crossed in a few minutes by car or by bike, and there is some local bus line, but it is not very frequent. Before booking, check carefully whether the apartment includes a garage space, because in summer parking on the street is torture, and also whether the beds are double or single, because in many cases the advertised capacity includes sofa beds. Also check whether the final price includes bed linen and towels, or whether there is an extra charge for cleaning, something common in this type of accommodation. And if you are traveling with a pet, confirm the owner's policy, because not all of them accept them.
The average price is around 113 euros per night, although you can find options from 77 euros if you travel in low season or book in advance. In July and August, the average rises considerably, so do not trust those rates when planning a trip in the middle of summer.
The best time is between May and June, or in September, because the weather is still pleasant for the beach and prices are much lower than in July and August. In addition, the beaches and restaurants are much less crowded, which makes the stay more comfortable.
If you want to have everything at hand and do not mind the noise, choose the center, near the port and the main street. To rest and be near the southern beaches, look for apartments toward Area da Secada or the Punta Cabalo lighthouse, although you will need a car for daily shopping.
You get there by road, crossing the bridge that connects it with Vilanova de Arousa, so there is no need to take a ferry. Once on the island, the most practical way to get around is by car or by bicycle, because public transport is scarce and the distances, although short, are not always comfortable on foot with luggage.
Check whether the price includes bed linen, towels and final cleaning, because many apartments charge an extra fee for this. It is also important to confirm whether there is a garage space, whether they allow pets and what the cancellation policy is, especially if you travel in high season.