Centro Hotel Guide - Hotels with Parking in Centro, Portugal

"Room 104 had a panoramic view of the beach and a balcony with table and chairs, was well planned in its layout, compact but plenty of space for a couple. Mini fridge inside the room. Blackout shades. I would highly recommend this place!! Stores your luggage with no extra fees. Short walk from the bus station. Close to everything. Easy walk to funicular. Love love love!!"

"Although this is a very 'corporate' hotel, we really enjoyed our stay. Very clean, breakfast was good and the bar prices were good value. The staff were all very helpful, especially the young barman in the evenings."

"Une piscine sur le toit, super , mais elle est couverte par un dôme usé et qui fait malpropre. Superbe terrasse. Hôtel bien situé et parking sous terrain."

"Great hotel, parking entrance and exit are a bit stressful. Breakfast is good, not sure if there was a possibility to have omelets. I hated the fact that there were no outlets on one side of bed. Gym is quite basic"

"2nd year staying Great location"

"Loved the rooftop bar. Breakfast buffet was terrific. Room was small but had everything you needed. Super friendly and helpful staff "

"This hotel offers a lovely position overlooking a river, park, and of course the Templar Castle. The impressive lobby elicits a Wow expression upon entry! The rooms are clean and comfortable. Minor complaint is a 1 euro charge for each coffee capsule used in the room! Does it really impact the hotel's profit to charge for in-room coffee? Also, would have been nice to have free parking, but it is becoming more common for upscale hotels to charge for parking."

"Beautiful hotel with a perfect location! We loved the view of the river and of course The Guggenheim Museum. All the staff were exceptionally helpful and friendly."

"No serious issues but definitely a case of you get what you pay for. I stayed three nights and each night it sounded like people in rooms above and beside me were either smashing furniture or throwing suitcases across the room. This wasn’t the fault of the hotel and possibly a rare occurrence."