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"This hotel is an oasis of calm and tranquillity. Rooms are bright and in good condition. The bed was comfortable and it was a pleasure to wake up to warm sunlight from the Juliet balcony. The location is great, with easy walking access to several restaurants in town. The staff are a credit to their organisation and helped with advice when asked. The provided information about driving tours of the area, all of which proved fascinating. We particulary recommend visiting Monsanto, Coimbra, Tomar and the Schist Villages."

"Wonderful hotel, great food, fantastic rooms!! All we needed 👍"

"Staff was very helpful and friendly! The pool is a community pool, but the hotel has a section of reserved chairs for hotel guests. eBikes were included in the reservation so we biked for ~30 minutes to go down by the river and make it easier to get back up to the hotel. Free, onsite, self parking is always nice!"

"Excellent host"

"I was happily surprised that they made our beds and cleaned the bathroom."

"Terrific stay! Awesome service, cute place, super clean, wonderful location, and lovely views. And the breakfast was great too - real vs powdered eggs, local pastries, fruit, and coffee. I was also happy that that there was a shelf to place my toiletries in the shower. Ideal for a couple of nights if you are traveling light. "

"Excellent place to stay and very accommodating even when there's unexpected surprises on my end "

"A well run and beautifully kept old hotel with a lot of history in the centre of town."

"The rooms are in a modern build anex and are comfortable, clean and very pleasant. My room and many rooms have a small balcony, air conditioning and great space. We were able to park our motorbikes right next to reception, it felt safe. Breakfast was good and there is a nice restaurant within walking distance by the river ( I think it’s owned by the same people). Staff were friendly and helpful. It’s a quiet town but has a good supermarket. Overall this was a very nice stopover and I’d gladly stay here again. "