I wasn't intending to stay in a hotel, but by the time I booked this was the only place available. The receptionist was welcoming and helpful, and in the end I didn't mind pampering myself with a great room after a couple of long days on the road. And a pretty decent buffet breakfast to get me moving the next day!

I just had to park my bike against the wall in the corner of the underground carpark, there was nothing to lock it too. Although the garage is only opened by the receptionist/security, some bike racks would make cyclists feel more comfortable about leaving their bikes.

The facade of the hotel is from the 1930's, but the actual hotel and restaurant were built maybe circa 1990. Usually an hotel's restaurant is a poor "add on". Not in this case, the restaurant is AMAZING and it's the best part of the hotel. Outstanding food, wine and service. You'd be a fool not to enjoy it. Recommended!

Everything was good. No complaints from me.

Very centrally located in the town. Rooms spacious and clean. Staff helpful and there's a reception desk on hand. Breakfast was quite good. Went to the attached restaurant for dinner where the staff were attentive and food good.

I stayed on the night of the "Festa das Cruzes" which was very loud and there was noise until about 4:30am so didn't sleep great. Though not the hotel's fault and my rating doesn't reflect this. I was given a room at the back of the hotel which I think helped. Hotel probably could do with a little modernising.

The location was perfect for the Camino. i was leaving early before breakfast was served but I was supplied with a packed version instead.

Lacking in energy. No bar. There was what felt like a thick waterproof mattress protector on the bed. When pulling the sheet out at the side to allow entry to the bed, the tucked-in sides of the protector were pulled out. During the night, the now unsecured protector became rucked up into uncomfortable hard ridges detracting from a comfortable night’s sleep.

Central location. Friendly helpful staff. Decent breakfast provided in pleasant surroundings

Coffee provided from machine at breakfast not very nice. Would be nice if they opened up the restaurant or breakfast room to provide a relaxed bar and snacks area.

A great place to stay, easy for the Camino route. Central for a quick sightsee, restaurants, shops etc.. Decent sized room, good aircon, comfy beds and really good breakfast. Friendly, helpful staff.

Only thing missing for me was a kettle to make tea, would have been perfect. Not standard it seems in Portugal as it is in many other countries

Good location for walking the Camino. The Festa das Cruzes was on during our stay 6 May, with plenty of eat places and a lovely atmosphere. The staff was very good, and helpful There was a bath in our room that was nice to have after a long walk. The towels and bedding was white and good. Our room was facing the street and festival, but it was not too noisy. The breakfast was good.

Nothing

This hotel is on the Camino and right in the city center. My room was huge and had a bathtub, nice for soaking feet. Breakfast was great. Terrific value for price

The mattress was lumpy. Hotel is next to police station and across from a busy bus stop, but the street was quiet by 8pm

We stayed here while we were on our Camino o porto to Santiago. The room and the facilities were welcomed after our long walk, we can recommend the hotel's restaurant too which had lovely good quality food and wine at a reasonable price. The hotel reception desk helped us to organise sending our bagpacks to our next destination (we had no idea how to do this at that stage) and it worked like a dream! The breakfast was far better than we expected and set us well fed on our Camino.

Nothing to mention.

Location excellent very close to city center Staff in reception very helpful. Also staff at breakfast found gluten-free bread of good quality for us Good quality breakfast served on the 4th floor Restaurant on site

Bed very firm even hard