Familienfreundliche Hotels Hotels in Fátima

Wir hatten eine kleine Gruppe im Dom Gonzalo Hotel & SPA. Das Personal war höflich, professionell und sehr hilfreich. Räumiges Zimmer, wir hatten ein Abendessen in ihrem Restaurant das Essen war sehr gut. Ausgezeichnetes Hotel in einer bequemen Lage zum Heiligtum. Danke Emanuel und Ihr Team für Ihre Hilfe und machen unsere Kunden so glücklich .

We were attending a conference at the Paul VI Convention Center, that is around 3 blocks from the hotel, so location was perfect. The room was very nice and with good amenities, also it was very quiet as well, so I had two nights of very good sleep. Breakfast at the hotel was very nice and with plenty of nice things to eat in the morning, so it is a very good venue if attending a conference. Also they were very nice to allow me a late check out.

The Charming Luz houses offer an experience you wont soon forget ! A tranquil village with separate guest houses modeling the vibe & architecture of days gone by in Fatima ... The mother house is where the meals are served in a ”homey” atmosphere and a lovely living room to relax , read or play games. A beautiful area awaits outside for relaxation & swimming too.

**Ich gebe diesem Hotel allein für das Zimmer 3 Sterne. Alles andere war überdurchschnittlich.** Wir waren vom 20.03. bis 23.03. in diesem Hotel. Ich hatte eine Suite reserviert. Wenn ich eine Suite sehe, denke ich an ein sehr schönes Zimmer mit einer guten Aussicht. Nicht in diesem Hotel. Uns wurde Zimmer Nr. 101 zugewiesen. Dies war eine Suite mit separatem Wohnzimmer, aber der Blick ging auf eine Wand. Nicht auf das Heiligtum, sondern auf eine Wand des Gebäudes nebenan. Nicht wie auf den Fotos auf der Website. Wenn Sie also ein Zimmer mit Aussicht suchen, nehmen Sie nicht Zimmer 101. Abgesehen davon war der Aufenthalt gut. Das Zimmer war sauber und die Heizung funktionierte gut. Der Preis für das Zimmer betrug 93 €/Nacht. Alle Mitarbeiter, denen wir begegneten, waren sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Das Restaurant hatte ein ausgezeichnetes Personal (insbesondere Ines) und das angebotene Frühstück war sehr gut. Das Frühstück kostete 15 €/Person und es gab eine sehr große Auswahl an Speisen. Es ist eines der Hotels entlang dieser Straße, das direkt gegenüber dem Heiligtum liegt. Es gibt einen kleinen Parkplatz vor Ort mit Platz für etwa 6 Autos. Insgesamt würde ich, wenn ich es noch einmal machen müsste, kein Zimmer nehmen, sondern ein Zimmer mit Stadtblick. Ich gebe diesem Hotel allein für das Zimmer 3 Sterne. Alles andere war überdurchschnittlich.

Ausgezeichnete Rückkehr für einen friedlichen Aufenthalt. Willkommen und friedlich mit geschultem Personal. Wir genossen unserem Aufenthalt. Ich reiste mit Kindern und kann es sagen, ab Tag 1 jederzeit, wenn wir Hilfe benötigten, konnten wir es bekommen. Der Empfangsmann hat uns sogar mit dem Taxi auf unserem Weg rausgeschmissen, als es regnete und obwohl der Busstopp weniger als 10 Minuten zu Fuß mit dem Regen war es einfach nicht fähig, vor allem mit Kindern 😟 Die Lage des Hotels ist für einen kurzen Spaziergang zum Museum bequem von Fátima und dem Schrein von Fátima.

We stayed at the Aurea Fátima Hotel as part of a travel package with Exoticaa. This hotel really takes pride in conserving energy. The first thing I noticed when going to my room was that the whole hallway was dark. Like completely dark other than the emergency exit lights! Not exactly what you want to see when you are in a new unfamiliar place. This hotel bills itself as a luxurious 4-star hotel, and it most certainly was not. I don’t know how the other hotels in Fatima look like, but this was definitely not a 4-star hotel. Maybe it was at one point in time? The hallways feature religious figurines in protected display cases in between each of the rooms. As an art lover, I enjoyed this nice touch. But it can be creepy when the hallway is dark and then it lights up and you see these. Upon entering the room there were complementary sweet treats and a bottle of water. A plus in my book, but that’s where it ends. Our black carpet had a large brown stain on it (how can you dirty a black carpet?!). The shower head was cracked and as a result water leaked out all over the bathroom floor. We only stayed here for one night, so I tried to put my blinders on and ignore this. We also had a balcony that overlooked the local bus station. Luckily this is a small town and everything closed around 21:00, so I did not have to worry about the noise. This certainly wasn't the cleanest hotel I've been at, but certainly wasn't the worst. A fellow traveler in our group had an issue with their shower not working in the room. Upon calling reception they unsuccessfully tried to work through the issues on the phone. Someone came up to their room in an effort to assist and found out that the shower was actually not working. As a result they were moved to a new room. Definitely points for quickly resolving the issue. The breakfast buffet is nothing to write home about. They have a lot of space, but not that many breakfast options. They also have a single coffee machine that the employees prefer you not to touch. They have someone standing there manning it acting as coffee police. Very odd. There is a Pingo Doce (supermarket) directly across the street. We didn’t visit it, but it was nice to have. It is also about a 15 minute walk from the Santuário de Fátima and the basilica.

We travelled here with an Exotica group. A 4 star hotel? Really? Why can't you get ice at any hotel in Portugal? I have always had an ice bucket in my room and a rusty old rattling ice machine somewhere close by even in the worst places I've stayed at. Not here. You have to ask the front desk staff and they will begrudgingly find you a small plastic bag filled with ice. I did enjoy the bidet. That is something I think we north Americans need to get on board with. It's important to keep the undercarriage clean. Rooms are clean, the bed is comfy. Pillows could be better. Much better. The ”flatscreen TV” they advertise in the rooms is smaller than my computer monitor from 1997. I'm not kidding. I actually laughed out loud when I saw it. It might be 17 inches diagonally and I'm being generous. The bar was closed. No explanation. Just closed. 40 weary travellers arrive thirsty at 5:30pm and the bar is closed? Do they not want to make money? Wi-fi was dial up slow. Now the worst part. We were offered the option to make a reservation for the buffet. $18 for what might be described as cattle feed. No, I'll be honest, I wouldn't feed that swill to my cows. It was disgusting. The ”pork (maybe?)looked like it was cooked about 3 days ago and left out to dry on a buffet warming table, I swear. Even the veggies tasted awful. How do you mess up steamed carrots? It was awful. Not a great experience. Sorry, I would not recommend this hotel.

Nuno at the front desk was amazingly helpful finding us a taxi driver that picked us from Lisbon´s airport and drove us directly to Fatima. Location of this hotel is amazing, next block over starts the Sanctuary, nothing better than that. Amazing view, excellent service. Front desk service in english. They lend us wheel chari for the duration of the trip, which was very useful for my elderly mom. Rooms are sparce but comfortable enough. Bathroom suuper nice. The lady at the store next to the hotel was never to be seen, so no to that. Food was very good. All lin all, great air conditioning (with the heat it was wonderful), amazing hotel, would go back? definite yes.

I stayed here in 2016 for five nights, and gave the hotel a very positive review. This year, I stayed for 6 nights, and am delighted that it remains as well run, friendly, clean and pleasant as it was 6 years ago. I think the best description of Hotel Anjo de Portugal is ”comme il faut” -- everything is just as it should be. The rooms are well appointed, the linens high quality, the beds supremely comfortable, the staff solicitous and helpful but not intrusive. The breakfasts are magnificent. We ate in the restaurant twice during our stay. The food was very good and the cost / value ration exceptional. My memory might be failing me, but I seem to remember that previous, at night, the dining room was dimly lit with candles, whereas on this trip it was brightly lit as for breakfast, and to some extent that spoiled the effect for me -- but that's a small complaint. In 2016 I commented that the hotel looked brand new, despite having been built some years previously. Good quality fittings, careful cleaning and regular maintenance are important. Again, I'm pleased to report that our room was immaculately clean, as were the communal areas. Rooms facing the Sanctuary have fantastic views of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, and we particularly enjoyed being able to hear the Ave bells being run on hour and quarters. This hotel is a good choice for pilgrims wanting to visit Fatima. The hotel is on what I would call the 'quiet' side of town: the side of the Sanctuary with fewer hotels and restaurants -- the 'town' rather than 'tourist' side. However it's a 4 minute walk to the Sanctuary, down 1 safe, clean street and yet close to all amenities. A perfect haven of peace! Like everywhere, Fatima has been badly hit by Covid restrictions, and many hotels, restaurants and tourist businesses have closed since my last visit. I was delighted to see that Hotel Anjo de Portugal has weathered the storm, and I look forward to future visits.

The hotel has a nice lobby with plenty of couches for seating. The front desk receptionist was nice and efficient and spoke English. The room itself was large with plenty of space. The bathroom was a good size with a good amount of counter space. There was an enclosed shower. The room and bathroom were clean - almost like new. We were traveling with a group and so ate breakfast, lunch and dinner here. All were buffets and were pretty good. For vegetarians, there was a salad bar, soup, potatoes and usually some other vegetables. The hotel is about a 5 minute walk from the Fatima Sanctuary with gift shops selling religious articles along the way. In fact we could see the top of the Bascilica from our hotel room. This is a great place to stay while visiting Fatima.