Best Hotels in Padim da Graca

Only 5 kilometers away from Braga, so how can there be so much peace! ???? The quality of service is outstanding! The service is very attentive, professional and discreet. We had dinner in the restaurant... Very happy! Meals, desserts, wine, quiet, peaceful music, the right tone... We like it. I highly recommend it to people who like and need silence, nature... and who have dated a 29-year marriage and helped raise 3 good children. Hot, but still so!

We spent three nights at Torre de Gomariz for some rest and relaxation after hiking a portion of the Camino Portuguese, and it was a great choice. Room was very spacious with a nice patio and huge bathroom. Enjoyed a view of the pool and the vineyards in the distance. Bed was very comfortable and it was nice having A/C for our stay. Only complaint about the room was a weird door at the back of the walk in closet that wasn't soundproofed, so often you could hear your neighbors or people walking by. Didn't want to take the car out so we ate all our meals at the property. Breakfast was excellent with both a cold buffet and choice of hot entrees - really enjoyed the pancakes with Nutella. Dinner was on the second floor of the Tower, with a good mix of Portuguese and other offerings. Servings were pretty huge, so we left full every night. It did get loud one evening as there was a tour group taking up most of the restaurant, but fortunately they went to bed earlier than us so it calmed down by dessert. Also did a wine tasting one afternoon, fun to try the various wines and really enjoyed the slight carbonization they use in the white wines. Very surprised when they gifted us with three bottles upon check-out from the hotel, and they came in handy as we were not a huge fan of the wines in Douro or Braga. The spa and pool area are a great offering, especially on rainy days when the outdoor pool isn't possible. We used the steam room and sauna every day of our stay, highly recommend reserving a visit. I also got an excellent massage on the last day of our stay as I was still a bit sore from hiking. Only other issue with our stay was an ill-timed fire alarm at 1:30 in the morning, which took a little time to shut off as most of the staff was still working a wedding. Didn't have a problem falling back to sleep, and the staff nicely gave up 15% off our spending for the inconvenience. Wasn't expecting that, and it was much appreciated. Would definitely stay here again if we find ourselves in Portugal again.

This is located alongside the main railway station, a 5-10m walk into the old quarter. With parking underneath - shared with the station - at only €5 a day. (12.00-13.00). It is basic but has everything you need as a place to put your head down, or to eat and drink in the hotel as well. We didn't eat there so can't comment on the quality fo the food. The staff were pleasant, helpful and efficient. There a snacks and drinks machine, as well as a bar and a restaurant. You can drive up to the front of it, to check in - before moving your car - with the card they give you - into the underground carpark.

Super-centric hotel, small, I imagine newly renovated since the facilities were very good, very sympathetic and pleasant all staff, the rooms (the 102 ) very well perhaps a little small, for my taste you would miss a little bigger to be more out of the ground, those that give to the pedestrian street listen some noise when people pass crying, the right breakfast has almost everything to make a good breakfast but the room is small and The hotel is very comfortable and the hotel is very comfortable.

Ibis a 10 minutos andando del centro. Habitación amplia para ser un Ibis. Tiene como 2 ambientes, pero solo en uno hay un solo enchufe. El baño es pequeño. Sin secador. Los recepcionistas bastantes antipáticos y no hablan español. Cerca puedes aparcar, pero hay gorrillas que te piden 5€. Yo no dejaría el coche allí, por lo que lo dejamos en un parking público a 500m con el que tiene acuerdo el hotel y cobran 10€ el día. El desayuno vale 6,5€ por persona. No merece la pena, es el peor desayuno que he visto. Solo pan, unos mini croissant, café, yogur y poco más. Muy escaso para lo que vale.

Just back from a wonderful 10 days. Highly recommend this hotel. Very welcoming, clean and helpful staff. Every staff member we dealt with was polite. Breakfast, was bountiful and fresh. Room was large, comfortable and cleaned everyday. Pool area was very busy, but we expected that. Staff did the best to accommodate. Shame, building work was going on next door! It was VERY loud. We never ate evening meal in the restaurant. Amazing location. Lots of restaurants, shops, bars on the doorstep.

All came different from planned. Initially Famalicao was planned to be the centre of football games and the surrounding cities like Braga, Barcelos or Guimaraes, as well as the Douro Valley, at the end I spent a week with Corona in this hotel. Here I can very much praise the hotel staff who could give me good recommendations for pharmacies and testing sites. Fortunately, there is a large supermarket next to the hotel. The hotel is located directly opposite the football stadium of FC Famalicao. I could look directly from the room to the stadium. The hotel is still very new and the rooms were excellently isolated to the walk and the neighbouring rooms, a huge quality feature in my opinion. The bathroom was also very modern with rainforest shower. Unfortunately, breakfast (which can be taken normally in Portugal because of lack of isolation) did not convince me. There was exactly the same every day, but fortunately I didn't have so much hunger. Free tea or coffee can be taken all day at the tea bar.

Exceptional hotel! All at the maximum: room cleaning, staff friendly, breakfast rich with fresh and well-assorted products. Well heated ambiences despite the huge spaces; rooms with home and super large bathroom with shower and bathtub. You can't wish better! Compliments to Melia! Surely we'll come back! Outdoor free parking possibilities. The only small neo is the distance from the center, but not too far. Good staff boys!

I'll keep this short and sweet. This review is definitely affected by a couple of things that fell below our usually experience as Accor members and 1 thing that should never happen at a hotel. Check-in and check-out was good and handled by the same guy. The pool is very nice with fantastic views. The balconies in the rooms are also awesome. The suite room was so spacious and we really enjoyed it especially as a family of 3. The housekeeping made a major error when they didn't clean our room even though we turned the card over and placed it on the door requesting that our room be cleaned. We were out of the room from 10-3 pm and when we got back to put our daughter (2 year old) down for a nap, it was too late to call the front desk to request our room be cleaned and they would or should be gone by the time our daughter woke up. The breakfast was nice, again with good views. The hotel location in general is convenient. As an Accor Diamond member we didn't get a welcome gift or drink voucher (we were asked to request a drink at the bar, which caused a little logistical confusion). We would certainly stay here again, but would either ask for things missed up front or just go into it knowing that we wouldn't be receiving things that Accor ALL in their membership scheme say they give. We did enjoy FREE late checkout though. That was nice since we had an afternoon train.

The Bom Jesus site is busy during the day but dead at nighttime. There is no bar or restaurant at this hotel and the food at the neighbouring sister hotel was so poor we did not eat it. In the neighbouring village all 3 restaurants were shut so we went without evening food 3 nights running. The staff at reception were friendly and did their best but could not make up for the lack of facilities. There were no bottles of water in the room, none at reception and no place / shop to get water at the time we arrived (6:30). Room was tired although the view from the window was excellent. Braga has plenty to offer but is a €10 taxi ride away. Better staying in Braga.