Hotels With Wifi in Portalegre District, Portugal

"We've stayed at this hotel several times, and with no reason to complain, we always stayed in the Interior Room. This time, we decided to try the Superior Room, which was €20 cheaper than the interior room. To my surprise, they consider this room ”Superior” on the ground floor, room 102, in a corridor where everyone passes by to the elevators, with windows open to the street, where a busy, arched road runs parallel to the street. You can imagine the noise... Sleeping was impossible, as were the conditions of the room... beyond sanitary standards. I'm not talking about the cleanliness, I'm literally talking about the room being filled with humidity, saltpeter, etc. This time it went wrong, so you don't deserve to pay more for upgrades. And honestly, you should speak to management because those ground floor rooms shouldn't even be sold, whether because of the noise, the furniture, the mold and saltpeter, the overhearing of conversations at reception, or the sight of everyone's feet as they pass through the hallway to their rooms. I'm sharing some photos, and be more mindful of who pays for ”superior,” because honestly, it sounded like a bandit's song. I'm not saying I won't go back, but I won't accept those rooms anymore."

"Everything was excellent and the staff were super attentive and friendly, however, there were very few staff in the hotel's bars/restaurants for so many guests. The service was slow."

"The hotel was excellent, the building being an old convent was architecturally interesting and suited its new purpose very well. The room with an impressive four poster bed was a good size and comfortable. The reception staff were very friendly and helpful. My only slight criticism would be concerning the breakfast, which was somewhat limited and if arriving towards the end of the serving period there was little left to choose from  Overall I would recommend this hotel as a good place to stay "

"The hotel is located in a mountain city and only one gate (Portas de Ródão) can be accessed by car. After entering, please use the downhill passage on the left, and then proceed along the city wall. After passing the gate of Porta Este De Marvão, turn right along the city wall and continue uphill. After reaching the top of the slope, turn right into R. de Santiago Road. Note that when you see a small road on the right (ie R. 24 de Janeiro road), enter immediately (don’t miss it). Proceed for about 50 meters to see an eaves arch bridge, under the bridge is the hotel reception. Please note that there are only 2 parking spaces (coordinates 39.393559, -7.376018) opposite the front desk, this parking space does not need to go up and down stairs for luggage and luggage. However, if the parking is full, you can only park at the other 8 parking spaces (coordinates 39.393512, -7.375692) near the R. do Embique road down the front slope. This parking space needs to go up and down stairs for luggage. Therefore, it is recommended to check in early. If the parking space you are using is not ideal, it does not matter. When checking out, you can put your luggage on the side of the front desk first, then drive the car over to load your luggage, and then leave. Although the road will be blocked during luggage loading, everyone is like this, it does not matter, other vehicles will wait patiently. The mountain city is basically a one-way street, it is best to ask the front desk to leave the route, so as not to go the wrong way. The 24-hour front desk staff are enthusiastic, professional and satisfied. The internal facilities of the room conform to the website introduction and are comfortable. There are waiters to clean the room, take out the garbage, change the towels and make the bed every day. Satisfaction. The hot water in the shower is good and worry-free. There are no slippers in the room, please bring your own. The view and service of the hotel restaurant are very good. The breakfast is rich and high quality. Dinner is exquisite. There are two lounges, very comfortable, don’t forget to enjoy them. If you live in the building opposite the restaurant, you can go back and forth through the arch bridge, which is of great significance in rainy days. I tried the Casa do Povo restaurant in the city. The local crock-pot lamb (with pictures, easy to order) is very delicious and highly recommended. It is recommended that Marvão exit the Porta Este De Marvão city gate and go down the hill to the ancient Roman road of Portagem via the Convento de Nossa Senhora da Estrela. The trail takes about 2 hours. Most of the trails are shaded. It goes down the road, and the birds and flowers are scented. The front desk provides free trail maps to Portagem under the mountain, recommends local restaurants and provides the phone number of the taxi driver on the return journey. If you can’t get in touch, the Portagem restaurant waiters also have their own familiar taxi drivers (the return journey is about 20 Euros, acceptable), don’t worry. I tried Hotel Sever Rio e Restaurante Sever by the Portagem River. Only the tomato soup is delicious and generous, so I can recommend it."

"Buen hotel. Buen desayuno, limpieza y buena habitacion, hotel amplio y confortable pero RECEPCIÓN FRIA Y CON POCO FEELING, NO SÉ SI EN GENERAL O SÓLO HACIA LOS ESPAÑOLES....TAMPOCO EN TELEVISIÓN HABÍA CADENAS ESPAÑOLAS SINTONIZADAS....ESTANDO A 10 KMS DE ESPAÑA......."

"A site with a lot of charm, very pleasant staff, very clean"

"First-class service, polite, smiling, and proactively introduce the attractions in the area My room can see the sunrise, recommend this room Breakfast is normal, the choice of a Portuguese hotel"

"Acesso difícil para quem tem mobilidade reduzida, cheiro a mofo, o quarto no chão tem piso irregular, queda de estuque na parede do quarto, as portadas não fecham na integra e a base da banheira tem fuga de águ, deixandoa casa de banho inundada."