Sagunto Hotel Guide - Espai Arqueològic Via del Pòrtic hotels in Sagunto, Spain.

"We had a wonderful stay at this country property 15 minutes from Sagunt. It was ideal for our family group of ten people aged from 18 months up. The main house was spacious with plenty of room for everyone to spread out comfortably and we also had access to the guest house.The grounds were equally impressive - lots of outdoor space for the kids to run around and play. As a rural property, there were some quirks but it offered a peaceful, beautiful, wooded setting that was perfect for a relaxing getaway with lots of lovely walks.There were a few issues during our stay, but the host was responsive and managed everything quickly and professionally. For anything that couldn't be resolved immediately, the ease of communication made all the difference.We were there in December and were pleased to find heating in every room as well as a central fireplace in the living room. You need to bring in wood for the fireplace and charcoal for the fabulous barbecue just outside the kitchen.Mercadona delivers to the address."

"Lovely view from the balcony. The front desk and housekeeping staff were very polite. Muchos gracias! :)"

"Lots of breakfast food options, staff were super sweet, room was quite, clean, modern and comfortable. No complaints. "

"We enjoyed our stay at this amazing place. Traveling as a group of 8 people, the apartment had everything we needed. It had lots of space and it was very convenient that there were two washrooms which is perfect for a bigger group."

"Staff very friendly and efficient. Not so happy sharing pool and restaurant with 60 plus school pupils. Noise when eating was horrendous. Unlucky time to have visited this hotel. Check beforehand. Food good standard and variation. "

"Great stay. Need more info on parking options. "

"I dropped Deb at our hotel, Domus Atilia, as the parking was actually in a public car park 300m away. The lady (whose name I never got, sadly) was fantastic. She spoke almost no English but was incredibly knowledgable about the town and its ancient history and with the help of Google Translate she did a good job of educating us. The hotel was in the style of an old Roman house and there was even a little shrine. We had a large room that even had another bed on an upper floor if needed. There was lots of birdsong from the gardens and other than that it was blissfully quiet. The wifi was mixed - not too bad but we did regularly get the connection dropped so not ideal for gaming or streaming. Breakfast was lovely and we never left hungry! There was a selection of meats and cheeses, yoghurt, cakes and fresh rolls. Very good value and a good base to explore the town."