Hotels With Airport pickup service in Coimbra District, Portugal

Very basic chained hotel - take note there are old rooms and new rooms for the hotel in Coimbra. The photos listed mostly show the new rooms but we were given the old room which was super dated. Even the remote control for the TV was not working. We requested for the new room and thankfully one was available for immediate check-in. Apparently only 5 out of 90 rooms are revamped? Only the reception staff could speak English. Location was about 10 mins walk to city centre and 5 mins drive from Coimbra-B train station via Uber. You may refer to my photos to see the difference between the old and the new room.

The rooms are great, super clean, very comfortable beds, but as to the service you have much to desire, I was hosted two nights with my husband and my six-year-old daughter, at the time I made the reservation said I had a evocher, for two The only thing they told me was the breakfast payment. And my husband was sleeping with two, and they thought it was for my daughter, but not because I had taken her. The next day I returned because the receptionist told me that I had to pay the side of the coat and towels, for God's sake, I never saw this at any hotel. As for my daughter's breakfast, which was only one day, because the next day I was shortly in the breakfast room and I went to the official and told her that my six-year-old daughter would not have breakfast. I'm surprised when I'm going to check out they tell me I'm paying two breakfasts, and I said not because my six-year-old daughter had just taken breakfast one day, to what the official I had directed to me to say that my six-year-old daughter would not eat, he told me that I should have informed 24 hours before ...awhich I think it is shameful to be needed because it is not a cup of milk and a little cheese bread to be accounted for at the precedent. It is very sad that this situation is done to a six-year-old child, I never saw this in any hotel ...mas finally

I thought it was well in the center, it was a little farther, but it's very cheap from Uber or Bolt. Lunch is very good there. A cozy couple room with bathroom, air and TV. It's worth it.

Stayed here one night on a cycling tour. On the positive side, our room was clean, large and spacious. Good sized modern shower room too. On downside, it was plain to the point of being Spartan, stank of drains from the bathroom and the two small windows were situated just below the high ceiling. They had metal covers rather than blinds or curtains so overall feel was cell-like. The hotel had provided large wooden stairs to climb up and reach one window but this contraption wasn’t easily moveable so for the other window you had to balance on a chair in order to close the steel doors at night. The smell of drains became intolerable. On checking out I mentioned it to the receptionist who was totally unconcerned and said it was usual when it rained. It hadn’t been raining when we checked in and other rooms occupied by our party were not affected but clearly they weren’t planning on investigating. It was ok for one night but I wouldnt choose to return.

I booked a group sales event. It was challenging bc I had to pre-pay for 1/2 of rooms with cash via a bank transfer. They would not accept credit cards. I asked what would happen if we had less attendees than I’d counted on. They told me not to worry, that I’d receive any reimbursement upon check out. I was owed over 1700 euro. I was NOT paid upon check out. Then I was told that I had to wait for the accounting team to return from holiday. I was not paid then. Then I was told I had to wait until the end of the month. I was also told if I had paid with a card that they would have already done it, (but they wouldn’t allow me to use a card!) As of today, I have not been paid. They also said that I needed to receive my reimbursement in a Portuguese account, despite accepting payment out of an American account. Luckily, I had one. Unluckily, they refused to accept my account info from the internet. So they made me drive to Coimbra to get bank credentials. (Then had another excuse not to pay me.) There have been big wildfires and I drove through one, trying to get to the bank. It was terrifying. It has been 3 weeks. At this point, my emails are not answered and it looks like I will have to sue. The accommodations are fine, but I would strongly recommend against using them for a big group, based on my experience. Waiting for people to return from their holiday to get paid money that is owed?? What??! I waited 3 weeks to write this review, to give them the benefit of the doubt. I’m very disappointed. Maybe this is just the way that people do business in Portugal? I don’t know know but it isn’t good. Seems very unprofessional to me. I will never book a big group with them again, nor with any other Ibis affiliate, based on this experience.

Charming. Yes, it is a little old fashioned but as it sails serenely towards its 100th birthday we found it a lovely antidote to the identikit modernity offered by so many tourist hotels. The location is just about perfect for travellers as it's only a few minutes walk from both the railway station and the main street. The staff are superb; welcoming and a very good source of information if required.

Newly refurbished top notch hotel - such a surprise in a small town. Highly recommend to stay here - comfortable rooms , excellent beds and linen, great varied fresh breakfast , attentive staff. We stayed here while visiting our daughter who has land in the area. Google shows the hotel as 2 star - inaccurate - - it is a 4 star hotel with incredible affordable prices.

Very good hotel, is a manor hotel, the hotel's small garden is not big, but it is very exquisite, not in the downtown area, after going through the river, going to the university, Coimbra is not big, the spots are concentrated, recommended

This hotel is a hidden gem! Great location that includes being minutes (walking) from the heart of old city center of Coimbra, great small resturants, shopping, and seeing the university. There is also a grocery store about 2 minutes walking distance which is always a bonus in my book. This hotel is located about 4 walking minutes from the train station and about a 7 minute drive from the bus station. What I loved about this hotel is the bar area, which is also the breakfast area, and then you walk up a flight of stairs to one of the best roof top sitting area! Amazing picture taking. The bar opens at 4:00PM and offers light eats, wine, beer, and other drinks. Good prices as well. Breakfast is very good with eggs, bacon, fruit, and many other items. The only con I would say is that the rooms are a little dated and bare essentials provided. However, it doesn't keep me from recommending the hotel highly and I would love to visit again. Also, bonus the staff is very friendly and helpful. Great stay!

Depois de um impressionante trajecto entre a vila de Côja e Piódão, pela estrada que volteia pela ”cordilheira” da serra do Açor, somos recebidos com simpatia e franco acolhimento, pela diretora e por todo o staff, fazendo-nos sentir ”em casa, fora de casa”. A decoração temática, alusiva à época natalícia, é esmerada e não um cantinho por decorar com bom gosto. Os quartos, têm amplas janelas para a montanha ou, como o nosso, para a famosa ”aldeia presépio”, parte da rora das aldeias históricas de Portugal. A vista e sempre deslumbrante e o silêncio uma bênção. O interior de design contemporânea, contrasta com a imporalidade do xisto, característico da região, que reveste as paredes exteriores do hotel, que coroa um dos cumes que ladeiam o vale onde se aninha a secular aldeia de Piódão. Os amplos quartos, com opção de casal, familiares e/ou comunicantes, são arejados e luminosos, primando pelo conforto das suas camas, da área de estar ou de leitura, têm disponíveis amenities como champô, gel de banho, touca, entre outros essências tão para os mais esquecidos ou para quem gosta de viajar com pouca bagagem. Todas as áreas são acessíveis a pessoas com mobilidade reduzida, incluída a piscina interior, não faltando espaços dedicados aos mais pequenos, para ”brincar às casinhas”, interior, ou desfrutar do baloiço ou escorrega, no bem cuidado jardim exterior com vegetação autóctone. As áreas comuns, são igualmente amplas, com generosas vidraças e/ou terraços que se abrem para a serra e onde se pode aptoveitar o sol, mesmo no inverno. O restaurante ”Serra do Açor”, serve o melhor da tradicional gastronomia beirã, onde não faltam os bons queijos ou famoso bucho, podendo optar-se por outras receitas. No igualmente farto buffet da consoada Natal não faltou o peru e ”fiel amigo”, nem as rabanas, os sonhos, as filhoses entre outras delícias doces ou salgadas, também presentes na ceia à ceia, assim como a famosa receita de cabrito no forno, servido no dia 25. Para terminar a noite em beleza, um café ou um digestivo, no bar, com confortável sala de estar, com lareira a combinar, tornando-o ainda mais acolhedor. Foi uma estada memorável que queremos repetir, em outras épocas do ano, ainda com mais tempo!

Very basic chained hotel - take note there are old rooms and new rooms for the hotel in Coimbra. The photos listed mostly show the new rooms but we were given the old room which was super dated. Even the remote control for the TV was not working. We requested for the new room and thankfully one was available for immediate check-in. Apparently only 5 out of 90 rooms are revamped? Only the reception staff could speak English. Location was about 10 mins walk to city centre and 5 mins drive from Coimbra-B train station via Uber. You may refer to my photos to see the difference between the old and the new room.

I thought it was well in the center, it was a little farther, but it's very cheap from Uber or Bolt. Lunch is very good there. A cozy couple room with bathroom, air and TV. It's worth it.

Charming. Yes, it is a little old fashioned but as it sails serenely towards its 100th birthday we found it a lovely antidote to the identikit modernity offered by so many tourist hotels. The location is just about perfect for travellers as it's only a few minutes walk from both the railway station and the main street. The staff are superb; welcoming and a very good source of information if required.

This hotel is a hidden gem! Great location that includes being minutes (walking) from the heart of old city center of Coimbra, great small resturants, shopping, and seeing the university. There is also a grocery store about 2 minutes walking distance which is always a bonus in my book. This hotel is located about 4 walking minutes from the train station and about a 7 minute drive from the bus station. What I loved about this hotel is the bar area, which is also the breakfast area, and then you walk up a flight of stairs to one of the best roof top sitting area! Amazing picture taking. The bar opens at 4:00PM and offers light eats, wine, beer, and other drinks. Good prices as well. Breakfast is very good with eggs, bacon, fruit, and many other items. The only con I would say is that the rooms are a little dated and bare essentials provided. However, it doesn't keep me from recommending the hotel highly and I would love to visit again. Also, bonus the staff is very friendly and helpful. Great stay!

Very good hotel, is a manor hotel, the hotel's small garden is not big, but it is very exquisite, not in the downtown area, after going through the river, going to the university, Coimbra is not big, the spots are concentrated, recommended

We stayed in very nice hotels on our Portugal trip. The ”stories” are mostly about how easy they were to reach and how convenient they were for parking. ”Reaching” this one involved a 15-minute re-route, but once we took the right turn, parking was a breeze! The hotel sits opposite the retaining wall of the university above it. Guests can park all along the wall on the alley approaching the hotel and then place a parking permit on their dash. Finding the hotel in the first place was trickier! GPS had us approaching it. We were SO close! But we missed the last narrow, alley-like turn. Suddenly we had a 15-minute re-route until we could approach the hotel again. Play very close attention to your GPS!! Nice location. Nice room. Nice breakfast. Helpful staff.

I used this hotel for a week during a conference and was very pleased with it. It had a high level of cleanliness and my room was spacious and well appointed. Best of all was the service. I arrived horribly late, almost 11.00pm, on my first night having not eaten since the morning, and was treated with great kindness by the person on the desk who made the effort of phoning around and arranging for a place in town to stay open for me to eat. She didn't need to, but she did. That set the tone for a good experience all week.

On a busy street that feeds one of the main bridges over the Modego River, the hotel is at first intimidating to locate & park at, and unloading luggage. Once inside, the rooms are standard EU class but it is the staff that made the difference for us. Isabel in particular was extremely friendly and helpful with advice- free parking at several spots, free shuttle van, possibly the nicest laundromat in the world (!), and restaurant options. She and the staff were tremendous, so I would recommend a stay there on tour of Portugal. Cheers.

A very modern hotel with many facilities. A little out of the way from town centre but set in a more rural/residential area. Exactly what we needed after the hustle and bustle of downtown Coimbra. Excellent breakfast and superb dinner. Very reasonable price for the type of hotel it turned out to be.

We stayed here for 3 nights in April. I booked this hotel because it was reasonably priced and had a pool, which we were glad of because the weather was very warm. Our room was on the second floor and had a fridge and a safe, no kettle. Bed was comfortable, everything was clean and modern. The bathroom had a bath and shower. Our room overlooked the street but because it’s one street back from the main road it wasn’t noisy. The window was able to be opened (which I like because I like fresh air) and the air conditioning worked. The pool area is very nice, it was quiet while we were there, although I expect it gets busy as the season progresses. We did go in the outdoor pool although only briefly as it was a bit chilly, but we used the indoor pool and sauna a couple of times, plus the gym. The hotel is outside of the old town, it’s about a 15 minute stroll away. We arrived into Coimbra by train, the train station is about 20 minutes away on foot. There are some decent bars and restaurants not too far from the hotel and a big supermarket. This hotel is a good choice if you don’t want to stay right in the centre of the old town and want a nice pool to relax by. The large Forum shopping centre is just across the river, 20 minute walk. The guy who checked us in was very helpful and spent time explaining what to see and do. We would stay here again if we returned to Coimbra.

Stayed here one night on a cycling tour. On the positive side, our room was clean, large and spacious. Good sized modern shower room too. On downside, it was plain to the point of being Spartan, stank of drains from the bathroom and the two small windows were situated just below the high ceiling. They had metal covers rather than blinds or curtains so overall feel was cell-like. The hotel had provided large wooden stairs to climb up and reach one window but this contraption wasn’t easily moveable so for the other window you had to balance on a chair in order to close the steel doors at night. The smell of drains became intolerable. On checking out I mentioned it to the receptionist who was totally unconcerned and said it was usual when it rained. It hadn’t been raining when we checked in and other rooms occupied by our party were not affected but clearly they weren’t planning on investigating. It was ok for one night but I wouldnt choose to return.

I booked a group sales event. It was challenging bc I had to pre-pay for 1/2 of rooms with cash via a bank transfer. They would not accept credit cards. I asked what would happen if we had less attendees than I’d counted on. They told me not to worry, that I’d receive any reimbursement upon check out. I was owed over 1700 euro. I was NOT paid upon check out. Then I was told that I had to wait for the accounting team to return from holiday. I was not paid then. Then I was told I had to wait until the end of the month. I was also told if I had paid with a card that they would have already done it, (but they wouldn’t allow me to use a card!) As of today, I have not been paid. They also said that I needed to receive my reimbursement in a Portuguese account, despite accepting payment out of an American account. Luckily, I had one. Unluckily, they refused to accept my account info from the internet. So they made me drive to Coimbra to get bank credentials. (Then had another excuse not to pay me.) There have been big wildfires and I drove through one, trying to get to the bank. It was terrifying. It has been 3 weeks. At this point, my emails are not answered and it looks like I will have to sue. The accommodations are fine, but I would strongly recommend against using them for a big group, based on my experience. Waiting for people to return from their holiday to get paid money that is owed?? What??! I waited 3 weeks to write this review, to give them the benefit of the doubt. I’m very disappointed. Maybe this is just the way that people do business in Portugal? I don’t know know but it isn’t good. Seems very unprofessional to me. I will never book a big group with them again, nor with any other Ibis affiliate, based on this experience.

We stayed there for two nights. The bed was comfy and the shower was good. Yet, as a 4-star hotel, they didnt provide slippers and toothbrushes and toothpaste in the room...We checked in late and were exhausted, so didn’t want to ask for room service (we felt bad for not having small change for tips!) The white shower curtain was a bit gross (mouldy/ stained)...as well as their toilet seat (yellow stains underneath)

Good service, clean, comfortable bed and pillows Good environment, swimming pool, gym, reading room and other facilities are complete, breakfast is OK, the room is small.

Excellent location (across the road from the beach, good marina near by, plenty of restaurants walking distance). Very hospitable and friendly staff, quick and easy check in and out. Newly furbished rooms, very clean, ocean view balcony (I've had a free upgrade curtessy of hotel staff, as ocean view rooms were available). Great money value, affordable prices. Good breakfast. Good food at the restaurant, very good service. Good English spoken. Free Wi-Fi. Free parking available near-by. Rent-a-car facility walking distance. I stayed there twice, and will do again whenever I'm in the area.

Hotel with large and very clean facilities , but with old facilities .

Very beautiful hotel, with tastefully designed rooms and a helpfull staff. Very nice relaxation area with a bar. Breakfast buffet with a large variety of choices. Location is close to the beach, the restaurants and the harbour. We loved staying here and would love to come back.

The lady...is a Lady and she was kind attentive generous and I felt completely welcomed...it was as if I was staying at a living relative. Although the room was small the bathroom was ample. The room gad a query nook area by one of the two window areas...the view of the water was calming and simple, I could hear the birds in the shady trees outside my tall romantic window setting. The whole place was spotless and fresh smelling ...the bed comfortable. All looked new. It was near to everything. If I have to want anything it is a disposable shower cap. She allowed me to take her tea-Kettle to my room for my convenience which added to my comfort. Although we did not speak the same language we understood each other. I would love to return again soon. Thanks much 😊

For me, the world's best beach, I have known and frequented Quiaios for more than two decades, and for all you know other beaches, this beach is and will always be very special for me and my family. The perfect junction between sea and seafood, the beautiful seafood of the good travel. The calm, the tranquility, the sole sunset, the tranquility, the passing for a walk at the end of the afternoon... This is just fabulous!

The rooms are great, super clean, very comfortable beds, but as to the service you have much to desire, I was hosted two nights with my husband and my six-year-old daughter, at the time I made the reservation said I had a evocher, for two The only thing they told me was the breakfast payment. And my husband was sleeping with two, and they thought it was for my daughter, but not because I had taken her. The next day I returned because the receptionist told me that I had to pay the side of the coat and towels, for God's sake, I never saw this at any hotel. As for my daughter's breakfast, which was only one day, because the next day I was shortly in the breakfast room and I went to the official and told her that my six-year-old daughter would not have breakfast. I'm surprised when I'm going to check out they tell me I'm paying two breakfasts, and I said not because my six-year-old daughter had just taken breakfast one day, to what the official I had directed to me to say that my six-year-old daughter would not eat, he told me that I should have informed 24 hours before ...awhich I think it is shameful to be needed because it is not a cup of milk and a little cheese bread to be accounted for at the precedent. It is very sad that this situation is done to a six-year-old child, I never saw this in any hotel ...mas finally