Hotels With breakfast in Coimbra District, Portugal

"Easy check-in, room I stayed was spacious with a small balcony. Room facility can be improved (I prefer mug rather than paper cup), but the room has a hairdryer, electric kettle, small fridge so it was comfortable stay overall."

"The hotel is very good. When we arrived at the hotel, we were taken to our room without having to wait for the check-in time to complete. Hearty and delicious breakfast. The very friendly and attentive attendant printed out the transport options for us to go to the next city."

"The hotel is well-located and has everything you need for a relaxing vacation. Friendly and attentive staff. Breakfast is plentiful. The facilities are in need of some maintenance. I had to point out that the bathroom wasn't in good condition. Otherwise, everything was fine."

"Good location just next to Praça do Comércio. Some complained about the claustrophobic nature of the room without windows but I think its fine as the only time I spent in was to sleep. The price is good and room is clean and with good location are all I asked for and the hotel fulfills all that. The people there is friendly and tried to help as they could, an added plus. Will stay there again if I come back to coimbra."

"Hotel clean and we stayed in family room with 2 rooms connected. From hotel you can walk to see beach and hotel in the center so many restaurants around. Specially in another side of hotel have 2 restaurants with Luzzo pizza restaurants supper nice!"

"Hotel restaurant is very good. The breakfast had a decent variety specially taking into account the price per night.  The rooms are new but they are poorly insulated when it comes to noise, you can hear everything going on outside. If someone closes the door, you hear it like its your room."

"The room is nice , location is good and access to everywhere. The reception is super nice and helpful, one of the best English speaking people during my whole travel in Portugal."

"The hotel has a very young style with a musical theme, excellent location to walk to the center. The room was very small, with various objects hanging on the walls that further reduce the space, next to the bed was hanging a sort of wooden guitar. The bathroom is small but functional, the shower towels are the size of face towels and are very thin making it very difficult to dry yourself. Good general cleanliness. The hotel has a paid parking."

"Although a lift was defect and the wind blowed in one of the rooms I reserved by the door to the balcony, the comforts were good and I liked the place."

"Hotel Astoria offers a nostalgic step back into the early 1900s, boasting an unbeatable location with bus stops at the front door and easy walking distance to local shops, restaurants, and the world-famous University of Coimbra. The property captures the elegance of a bygone era through its charming guest lounging area and a unique historic elevator complete with a built-in seat. Guests can enjoy a hearty breakfast and friendly service, and those staying in Room 407 will be treated to a truly fantastic view of the river. However, the vintage charm of Room 407 comes with significant physical drawbacks. The bathroom is exceptionally tight, resulting in several instances of bumping my head on a shelf while using the toilet, and the lack of a vent leads to uncomfortably high humidity. More concerning was a persistent, musty organic smell that the hotel attempted to mask with heavy scented deodorizers, which unfortunately triggered my asthma. Additionally, a safety hazard exists at the room’s entrance where an uneven floor height caused my husband to sprain his ankle. While the hotel is a gem for history lovers, I would not stay in Room 407 again unless these issues are remediated. For those exploring the area's architecture, the hotel is perfectly positioned to visit local landmarks featuring stunning blue tile work, including the nearby Igreja de Santa Cruz, the University’s Capela de São Miguel, the hilltop Igreja de Santo António dos Olivais, and the historic Sé Nova. Go for the location and the staff, but be mindful of the structural quirks of the older rooms."