Great location next to Coimbra (not Coimbra B) train station. Easy walk to the interesting section of the city. A bit noisy.

Negatives: my room (including the bathroom) has cracks in the walls and ceilings. Crumbling paint. Honestly it needs to be painted- a feature wall would be nice- just colour or some painted artwork. TV was static. There was a desk but no chair. You could hear other guests talking and walking in the corridors. It was very loud. Positives Good location. Close to train station and river. Friendly staff. Clean room. Crisp linen. Air con in room.

Was great place to stay for a night or two!

The room was clean and quiet, the staff was very helpful too. The property location was a real asset too.

Kinda hard to describe this place, I’m definitely still very happy I booked it as the location couldn’t be better (as I arrived from the bus station), it’s a very hilly city and most accommodation are up on a hill and you are looking at hundreds of steps to get there ( no matter how good the property is tbh), this guesthouse is definitely well located, at 15 min walk (mostly flat) from the station. HOWEVER, it’s very basic, and he cautious if you are a light sleeper, people ( I’m suspicious that they are the overnight staff but could be guests) talk in the hallway as if no one else sleeps there, I can hear laughs and loud conversations WHOLE NIGHT LONG! Even with my earplugs, good that I was so tired and was able to sleep a bit in the end! So I guess it really depends on what you wajt

Very basic hotel room, but clean. The location was very good, close to everything.

The room is small but the location is superb! And the best part I appreciate is the helpful and responsible staff. Whenever I went in or out of the hotel they checked and confirmed that no stranger came, and provided a lot of useful information, which definitely benefits my trip.

Very good value for moneyVery spaciousVery friendly staff

Very good value for money Very spacious Very friendly staff

Good location,clean room and comfort bed

I stayed 2 nights in an ensuite single bed room with TV and writing desk. The hotel is in an old building, but the room condition is better than I thought. I paid a good rate to book this room. The hotel is located right across from the Coimbra A train station and the bus stop to Conimbriga (Roman ruins). The two receptionists I met over my stay was helpful. The room was spotless cleaned with nice scent. Room was served daily and English TV channel was available.

I stayed 2 nights in an ensuite single bed room with TV and writing desk. The hotel is in an old building, but the room condition is better than I thought. I paid a good rate to book this room. The hotel is located right across from the Coimbra A train station and the bus stop to Conimbriga (Roman ruins). The two receptionists I met over my stay was helpful. The room was spotless cleaned with nice scent. Room was served daily and English TV channel was available.

other than the flights of stairs and the very hard bed the stay was good. Perfect location plenty around and near buses and across from train station. coming in on the bus it is walkable but not a short one

Great location but woke up every night by noise outside the hotel. Would reccomend for a short stay only.

Staff were friendly and tried to be helpful when possible, but none spoke more than a few basic words of English which made things very difficult. Even when attempting to get keys back and saying our room number (it was required to hand them over every day if we left the building) basic numbers were not understood by most.Room had basics, but was not comfortable. No stand for shower head, no ventilation in very small bathroom, no shelf to rest anything on anywhere in the bathroom, chips coming off the shower floor. Bed mattress was very old and worn, with springs popping out making sleep very uncomfortable. The only redeeming features of the room were that there was a small desk to work at (although bathroom door opened out into the seat) and air conditioning to cool us down in the middle of the day in the very hot Coimbra city centre.This apartment was very cheap and in a very convenient location, right beside Coimbra station and two minutes walk from some lovely cafes. But I very much doubt I would stay there again unless I was incredibly strapped for cash.

Staff were friendly and tried to be helpful when possible, but none spoke more than a few basic words of English which made things very difficult. Even when attempting to get keys back and saying our room number (it was required to hand them over every day if we left the building) basic numbers were not understood by most. Room had basics, but was not comfortable. No stand for shower head, no ventilation in very small bathroom, no shelf to rest anything on anywhere in the bathroom, chips coming off the shower floor. Bed mattress was very old and worn, with springs popping out making sleep very uncomfortable. The only redeeming features of the room were that there was a small desk to work at (although bathroom door opened out into the seat) and air conditioning to cool us down in the middle of the day in the very hot Coimbra city centre. This apartment was very cheap and in a very convenient location, right beside Coimbra station and two minutes walk from some lovely cafes. But I very much doubt I would stay there again unless I was incredibly strapped for cash.

no real problems. WiFi worked in room. staff friendly. OK place.

Has all the basics, other than shampoo and that sort of thing. Great location near the city centre.

Old fashioned hotel, where everything seems to be at least 70 years old, especially the bedlinen. The floor is creaking (old wooden floor), there is no soundproofing, some doors didn't seem to close properly (mine was fine). I had a wooden plank instead of a bed base under my mattress (the mattress was however very good, so it wasn't a problem for me). No breakfast (not needed anyways, since there are a lot coffee shop / pastellarias around).However, it is very central, cheap, and the staff speaks several languages (which is not often true in Portugal). All in all, it's good, but don't be surprised if you feel like you've just entered an antique shop when you first get in the room! From what I could see, some rooms seem more recent than others, the last floor (3rd) is maybe the last one on the TODO list.

Old fashioned hotel, where everything seems to be at least 70 years old, especially the bedlinen. The floor is creaking (old wooden floor), there is no soundproofing, some doors didn't seem to close properly (mine was fine). I had a wooden plank instead of a bed base under my mattress (the mattress was however very good, so it wasn't a problem for me). No breakfast (not needed anyways, since there are a lot coffee shop / pastellarias around). However, it is very central, cheap, and the staff speaks several languages (which is not often true in Portugal). All in all, it's good, but don't be surprised if you feel like you've just entered an antique shop when you first get in the room! From what I could see, some rooms seem more recent than others, the last floor (3rd) is maybe the last one on the TODO list.

Handy location, first hotel you see when you exit train station. Basic hotel and facilities. But good air conditioning. No elevator, with steep stairs- be mindful if you have heavy luggage. Remember to ask for room at back, so avoid street noises. We had room second floor with views of hotel. Close to good little restaurants and cafes in tiny streets behind hotel

Handy location, first hotel you see when you exit train station. Basic hotel and facilities. But good air conditioning. No elevator, with steep stairs- be mindful if you have heavy luggage. Remember to ask for room at back, so avoid street noises. We had room second floor with views of hotel.Close to good little restaurants and cafes in tiny streets behind hotel