Hotels in der Nähe von Miradouro da Praia de São Martinho do Porto, São Martinho do Porto

Lo mejor para mí fue la comida, es un comedor pequeño, sin grandes variedades, pero con una comida casera y muy rica. En mi caso, soy celíaca e intolerante a la fructosa, y se portaron muy bien conmigo, cuidaron mucho mi alimentación y me sirvieron con mucho cuidado, todos los alimentos. Mi agradecimiento a la cocinera, y al personal del comedor. Aunque con el resto del personal no tuve tanto trato, lo poco que tuve fue también muy agradable. Las habitaciones están reformadas, son bonitas y están limpias. Sin duda recomiendo este hotel para cualquier tipo de estancia

For €50 we didn’t get oceanfront, but we can look past two other balconies to see the beach. We used *********** and didn’t pay until we arrived. Room 207 has been remodeled recently. It’s odd how they didn’t put more electric outlets by the bed. They did put two usb-a outlets by each side, which is nice but soon to be outdated (usb-c). The bed could profit from side tables, even if small. Small refr. Very nice newer bathroom with cool corner shower and fixtures. Note: If you arrive on a busy day, it’s probably best to park at the public parking on the right side of the road that leads down the hill to the oceanfront. There’s an elevator up to the sidewalk, and if you scout it out beforehand, you can roll your bags down some residential alleyways to reach the hotel door.

My wife and I stayed here one night, traveling with another couple. The location’s proximity to the sights of Nazare is superb! A short walk to the beach and area restaurants as well. The property is clean and well maintained with modern rooms and amenities. Our room had a good view of the beach and the funicular track. The breakfast options were plentiful, something for everyone. There is underground parking on the premises, but if you have a larger car (as we did for four adults and luggage), the turns are tight and most spots have a column to negotiate. We enjoyed our stay, and would book here again.

Gute Lage, kleines Stadtzentrum, biegen Sie rechts ab, wenn Sie ausgehen, ist ein Einkaufszentrum, biegen Sie links ab, ist ein Park, Sie können einen Spaziergang in der Nähe machen, viele kleine Geschäfte, Sie können am Morgen zum Markt im Freien gehen, um lokale Früchte zu kaufen, sehr gut 👍 ...... Der Service ist sehr gut, das Essen im Hotelrestaurant ist sehr lecker, die Service-Einstellung ist sehr gut. Ich werde auf jeden Fall dorthin gehen, wenn ich in Zukunft eine Chance habe ...

Wir übernachteten im Oktober drei Nächte im Hotel „Campanile“ in Caldas de Rainha. Es war ein angenehmer Aufenthalt in einem modernen Hotel mit einfachem Zugang zu den Hauptstraßen, einem Supermarkt in der Nähe, kostenlosen Parkplätzen und einem Zimmer mit allen Annehmlichkeiten. Wie in letzter Zeit üblich gibt es nur Seife, kein Shampoo, also bringen Sie welches mit. Die Lage ist günstig für Tagesausflüge zu nahe gelegenen Zielen wie der Burg von Obidos, dem Leuchtturm von Nazère, dem Schrein von Fatima oder dem Buddha-Garten Eden; alle diese Ziele sind innerhalb einer Autostunde zu erreichen. Es gab ein Missverständnis zwischen ******* und dem Hotel bezüglich der Kosten für das Frühstück. Wir hatten bei der Buchung „inklusive“ gesehen, aber das Hotel verlangte eine Bezahlung; ******* versprach, uns die Kosten zu erstatten (6 Euro/Tag/Person). Wir würden dieses Hotel aufgrund seiner Lage, Annehmlichkeiten und niedrigen Kosten empfehlen.

Let me say the hotel does what it says. Apart from a few minor things it's a lovely hotel. But this review is entirely based on my opinion. Hubby has wanted to stay here since it opened a year or so ago. It's 20 minutes from home. We can't normally stay away at the moment for personal reasons but a friend stepped in and covered for us as it was OHs 60th birthday. On line the place really didn't appeal to me. The hotel looked stark and empty, the rooms underwhelming. And that's how it is. I paid to upgrade to a Premier room. I still am unaware what the difference is from standard. We got some sliced fruit and a nice bottle of sparkly. For the Premier room or for hubby's birthday? We had no clue. The hotel is VAST, huge corridors. There is not one piece of artwork in the entire place. I absolutely understand they are trying to keep the integrity of the building but it's so echoey some art or furnishings would help. To avoid touching the building, toilets, showers, treatment rooms and Turkish bath (out of order) are simply pods. Which give the place a temporary feel. Niggles incude the shower flooding the bathroom and the hairdryer only works if you're under 5ft tall! For a 5* restaurant the foods was nicely cooked and nicely presented. No flair and certainly not memorable. If you stay here be aware you are within a 5 minute walk from two much better, much cheaper restaurants, Pratu's and Antonio Padeira's. Breakfast was OK. Again nothing amazing. The orange juice probably wasn't fresh, which is a travesty in Portugal. If it was it was watered down. The pool was simply gorgeous. Not deep, but really beautifully built around the original pillars. The staff are great and very attentive. We had a nice night away - it rarely happens at the moment. If you want a historic hotel slap bang in the middle of Alcobaca, you really can't go wrong. But eat out. It simply wasn't for me.

Das Royal Obidos ist hervorragend gelegen, um die Sehenswürdigkeiten Mittelportugals zu besuchen. Tomar, Batahla und Alcobaça liegen in einer Stunde Fahrdistanz. Ansonsten liegt das Hotel etwas abgelegen, inmitten einer Anlage zum Golfen mit Ferienwohnungen. Wer ein wenig Fussmarsch nicht scheut, kann aber den wilden Strand in 20 Minuten Gehdistanz erreichen. Die Ausstattung des Hotels ist grossartig. Besonders schön ist der mit Azulejos geflieste Aussenpool, aber auch der Innenpool kann sich sehen lassen. Die Zimmer sind geräumig und modern eingerichet, mit einer traditionellen Note, und die Aussicht auf den Sonnernuntergang ist vom Balkon aus spektakulär. Wir würden jederzeit wieder kommen.

We stayed a night here on a cycle trip to visit the lovey town of Obidos which is well worth a visit. The Hotel is wall to wall books with lots of quirky features and a nice little garden. Rooms for our group were quite varied , we had a nice big room withan internal terrace but some were quite small. Breakfast was so very good with lots of choice and nice healthy stuff as well indulgent treats. Dinner was a little disappointing with some of the dishes we had but service was excellent.

Given this hotel is ranked 4 out of 17 among Obidos hotels at the time of writing, I might have been forgiven for expecting a little more. What we got for our $130 was an astonishingly uncomfortable bed with tiny, squishy pillows, a shower with an improperly attached door (and a resulting wet mess all over the tiny bathroom’s floor), sewage smell from the same bathroom, an awkwardly located sink that requires even modestly-sized guests to maneuver rather intricately to perch on the adjacent porcelain throne so as not to impale themselves on its sharp corner, an air conditioning unit as old as the hotel itself and a huge wall containing a relatively tiny window behind a wooden door. Maybe it was just our luck and other double rooms are better, but something tells me this is all just part of the “charm”. The location just outside the city wall and free parking if you’re there early enough and the hotel isn’t totally full - there are only eight spots - are just about the only things earning this review an extra star.