Guest House Triunfo

Good welcome. Comfortable excellent condition ..like most lodgings in Iberia not always brillant on sound proofing but that’s part of the charm ! Beautiful decor Breakfast fine Recommendations for Restos etc excellent .To be recommended. . Fairly priced . Brillant situation in terms of visits transport or foot wise .

PROS: The hotel was located in a good area within great walking distance to the historic center of the city. You'll also been in close walking distance to bars, restaurants, and small grocery shops. The room was very clean, and it seemed to be a newer accommodation, or at least updated. CONS: The layout of the room was ridiculous. As you can see in the photo, it isn't possible to sit on the toilet as they built it directly facing the sink vanity. No adult could possibly fit their right leg while sitting on the toilet. You either need to sit sideways or be a flexible ballerina. It will be helpful if you are a ballerina because the space to walk past the bed to get to the bathroom is less than one foot. The most disappointing part is the lack of customer service. There was never ever anybody behind the desk. I would pass by two or three times daily and there was never once in which there was someone there. The real proof of their lack of customer service is with breakfast. When I booked this hotel online, I saw that it did not include breakfast. *********** allows you to contact the hotel directly and I did asking if I could still add a breakfast. Nobody ever responded. When I arrived and checked in, my first question was about breakfast. He told me the price (twice as expensive as any other hotel I have stayed on my 5-week European trip) and I said I'd like to pay for my four mornings. He told me that it started at 7:30AM and I was thinking in my head if this would be early enough for me on all my days since I had tours. He offered that I could just pay for the first morning, and then decide on the other days later. That sounded like a good plan and I did it. The next morning I had my breakfast, no problem and then left for a day of touring. I came back and wanted to pay my other breakfasts, but nobody was at the desk. I waited, but nobody ever appeared. Later, I went to dinner and nobody was at the desk and I cam back from dinner and nobody was at the desk. I figured, oh well, I'll just pay in the morning. So, I arrive to breakfast in the morning and the guy told me I was not allowed to have breakfast because I had no reserved it in advance. He showed me a brochure (which was also in my room) which said breakfast must be paid in advance. So, yes, I was guilty as not reading the brochure to know this policy. BUT, the booking page never said their breakfast policy, I sent a message via *********** about breakfast and they never responded, the guy who checked me in never mentioned the breakfast policy even though our entire conversation was about breakfast (you'd think when he told me I could always pay later he would caution me of their policy), and 3 times the day before when i tried to pay for breakfast, there was no employee at the desk. So he just refused me. Not even an offer of a piece of bread, or a piece of fruit or one of their hundreds of teas. He said I could have nothing. I found it very disrespectful t

El sitio por dentro está bien, no es un hotel de 3 estrellas como he leído en Google, pero para pasar un par de noches en Oporto es perfecto. La atención es buena y el personal es amable y atento. La habitación estaba limpia y la cama era correcta. Hay que tener presente que no tiene ascensor y se accede a las habitaciones mediante escaleras que son algo empinadas. Tampoco había aire en nuestra habitación y hacia un poco de calor, tenía un ventilador, pero en los meses de calor no creo que sea suficiente. Lo único que no recomiendo es el desayuno, demasiado caro y poca variedad, lo cogimos el primer día para probarlo pero no repetimos al segundo, por menos de 10€ desayunamos muchísimo mejor en una cafetería muy cercana.

Ottima posizione per visitare la città. Unico inconveniente i 48 scalini che facevamo più volte al giorno per raggiungere la camera. Per fortuna il ragazzo alla reception ci ha aiutato con le valigie. Staff molto gentile. Buona pulizia. La colazione modesta. Parcheggio di fronte alla struttura a 6 euro al giorno

Reservé este hotel porque estaba céntrico (al lado de la catedral y la estación de Sao Bento) y porque tenía parking y era un viaje que hacíamos en coche. La sorpresa fue que al llegar nos dijeron que no tenían parking propio del alojamiento y que tenían convenio con un parking privado que estaba cerca, bajamos las maletas (que eran varias y pesadas) y nos ayudaron a subirlas los 3 pisos sin ascensor que tiene el edificio. Fuimos al parking y el chico del parking nos dijo que no tenían sitio y que como mucho mirásemos en el de al lado que con mucha suerte podríamos aparcar y así fue, pudimos coger la última plaza de un parking descubierto y aún tuvimos que dar gracias. Se agradecería que si no tienen parking lo avisen porque se cogió casi por ese motivo. La habitación estaba muy aseada y el baño era correcto, las habitaciones no eran muy amplias pero cumplían su función. Las paredes son muy finas y se escucha todo. Y las ventanas dan a una calle que no tiene muy buena pinta. Al hacer el check-out me ayudaron a sacar la maleta y luego mientras esperaba a mi pareja a que viniese con el coche había gente un poco extraña merodeando por allí y los chicos del hotel me miraban casi riéndose.

Atout majeur, l’établissement est très bien situé dans le centre historique, à quelques centaines de mètres de la station de métro Sao Bento et de la gare. Les points positifs : le personnel est accueillant et serviable, la chambre est propre et rénovée récemment. Le petit déjeuner, de type « continental », en libre-service dans une salle attenant à l’établissement, est de qualité et propose de multiples choix. Inconvénients : la mauvaise insonorisation des chambres occasionnant des nuisances sonores, que ce soit de l’intérieur de l’hôtel et/ou des rues qui l’entourent, notamment celle de derrière où il y a un bar juste sous les fenêtres… Des escaliers, dès l'entrée pour aller à l'accueil puis pour l'accès aux chambres, ne pouvant convenir à tout le monde.