Hotel berhampiran Ascensor da Nazaré, Nazaré

Nous avons séjourné 3 nuits dans cet hôtel qui est très bien situé sur l'avenue principale de Nazaré face à la plage. De nombreux points sont à améliorer : - L'accès à l'hôtel n'est pas terrible et ne donne pas du tout envie. Il semblerait que ce dernier ait obtenu 2 étoiles.. je ne sais pas sur quel critère mais c'est à revoir car pas du tout digne de cela. - Les chambres sont petites, il est difficile de faire le tour du lit et de pouvoir poser sa valise quelque part. - La salle de bain est vitré et donc non insonorisé.. pas tellement d'intimité et pas fonctionnel - Propreté : moyenne. - De nombreuses choses ne fonctionnait pas : lumières et pomo de douche défectueux. - La ventilation de la salle de bain ne fonctionnait presque pas ou pas du tout, il y avait donc toujours de l'humidité dans la salle de bain et la chambre. - Il y avait vraiment aucune insonorisation : nous entendions les personnes dans la rue comme si nous étions avec elles, une ventilation se trouvant juste en bas de la chambre (un vacarne permanent), tout ce qui se passe dans le couloir est entendu dans les moindres détails et même le bruit des assiettes du restaurant juste en dessous (nous étions au premier étage). - Le petit déjeuner semblerait être obligatoire lors de la réservation : les produits proposés sont de basses qualités et peu variés. - L'accueil et la politesse du personnel n'est pas terrible L'hôtel à voulu faire des choses modernes mais pas pratique du tout et pas de bonne qualité. Points positifs : - Le matelas est confortable, nous avons passé de bonne nuit heureusement. - Accès rapide à la plage, commerces et restaurants à proximité Pour le tarifs des nuitée et le nombre d'étoiles, nous nous attentions à mieux.. nous avons été très déçu de ce séjour. Je pense que l'organisme qui donne les étoiles devraient repasser dans cet hôtel pour vérifier ce qui se fait actuellement car il ne mérite même pas 2 étoiles.

Last time we were in a different hotel, so thought we’d try this new one, Hotel Praia. In a good location, walking distance to the bus station and a couple of blocks to the beach and the touristy restaurants and shops along the waterfront. Breakfast was included and generally, it was fine. Great Nespresso coffee machine! Eggs were sweet; maybe someone put sugar in them? Sausages and bacon were not to our liking, but we appreciated the pastries, cereal, fresh fruit and yogurts. Staff at front desk were pleasant and helpful, but anytime we needed something, there was only one person working, so always had to wait. Same happened at breakfast in that there was not enough staff for all the people trying to eat. But, everyone was working hard and were very nice. New, light and bright, big rooms. Safe not working, very spare with really no decoration and minimalist white furniture, no hooks in bathroom, no place to hang towels and stuff. Wi Fi works okay, terrible water pressure, how about putting in some hooks and shelving. Also, places to plug in devices were needed. We don’t watch tv in a hotel, but this was the smallest tv we’d ever seen; if it was 15 inches, I’d be surprised! The hotel room was unfortunately not clean when we checked in and never vacuumed during our stay. We walked in the room in white socks and they were filthy, and lots of stuff stuck to them!

The location is good. The hotel serves great breakfast too.

Modern, spacious, very nice bar and restaurant with view of city and ocean. Located on hill above city but not within walking distance of town, so need rental car or taxi. Very quiet. Nice room. Food at onsite restaurant was good. Breakfast provided. Only stayed two nights, but was able to get laundry done and delivered before leaving in timely manner.

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. ******* 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.

Hotel muito agradável em ambiente campestre, mas perto da cidade de Alcobaça. Os quartos tem uma decoração temática baseada nas chitas, um tecido tradicional desta região. O spa é muito agradável: tem uma pequena piscina, sauna e banho turco. O serviço é impecável. Os funcionários são atenciosos e prestáveis. O pequeno-almoço é abundante e variado!

We stayed at the “Campanile” hotel in Caldas de Rainha for three nights during October. It was a pleasant stay, in a modern hotel with easy access to main roads, a supermarket near-by, free parking and a room with all amenities. As is the custom lately there is only soap no shampoo, so bring some. The location is in a convenient spot for day trips to close destinations, like the Obidos Castle, the Nazere lighthouse, the Fatima shrine or the Buddha Garden of Eden; all these are within an hour drive. There was a misunderstanding between ******* and the hotel regarding the cost of breakfast. We had seen “included” when booking, but the hotel asked for pay; ******* promised to reimburse us for the cost (6 Euro/day/person). We would recommend this hotel for its location, amenities and low cost.

Though I did not aim for playing golf in this hotel, but it is still worth staying if you plan to stay in Obidos and will drive. The hotel is about 15 min. drive to town centre and parking is easy in the town. Hotel offers free parking and there are quite a lot of park spaces around the area. Some rooms are further away from hotel lobby and restaurant but there are different parking areas around the hotel so that it will still be closed to your room. The room and bathroom are spacious and my room has a stunning view overlooking a large green area and ocean. Bed is comfortable and the room is clean with overall good condition. I had dinner at the bar and breakfast was included in the restaurant, food was ok and you could stay in the bar untill 11pm or 12am (did to remember) if you want to have a drink. You can use the swimming pool (indoor and outdoor) and sauna and you can borrow the robe, towel and locker from them which is convenient. They also have a gym room but I did not use it so I am not sure whether it is also free or not. I will highly recommend this hotel considering the price and everything.

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.