Homestays in Aveiro District, Portugal

This is a hidden gem in the center of it all! I was so impressed by the beauty of this hotel. I took a risk booking a boutique hotel, but I was pleasantly surprised by the service and beauty of this place. Everything was new and extremely clean. Wooden floors with just some small area rugs. I actually felt comfortable enough to walk around barefoot. I am very picky when it comes to cleanliness. We stayed in the Junior Suite Ria View room that overlooked the canal. It was quiet and extremely comfortable. The bathroom setup is a little unique. The shower is basically in the hallway and the toilet is in a room of its own. The shower was huge and was semi private. The only negative is that there was a very tiny sink area and there was no vanity space. It was very hard to do hair and makeup in such a little space. Toiletries were provided and there was even a flat iron and hair dryer. The room had many veranda glass doors that had wooden shutters for privacy and darkness. Free breakfast was on the rooftop and there was an honesty bar available throughout the day. We had a car and it was a bit of an inconvenience to get to the parking lot. We had to first park on the street and get the parking ticket from the front desk. Street parking is not easy, but we found a temporary spot. The parking garage is across a busy street. The hotel staff walked to our car to help us with the bags. Once the car was parked, we didn't need it. Everything was walking distance and there is a lot to do. The rooftop space has a beautiful view of the city. This is a very small and quaint hotel. You have an old school key with a keychain that you use to lock and unlock your room door from the inside and out. There is also a key to get into the hotel. The door is always locked so when you arrive you will need to knock. I wish we knew this ahead of time, we tried so hard to open the door that it seemed like we were breaking in to the place. :) I'm surprised at how inexpensive this hotel is because it is very luxurious. I have stayed at several expensive hotels that were not as nice as this one. I plan on staying here again. *Staff spoke English and were helpful. * Air conditioner worked great for a very hot day. * I felt safe walking around.

The hotel is located in a large street near the municipality, the train station, various cake and other businesses. Parking is scarce (it needs to be lucky). The bathroom is shared. There is no privacy. The cleaning is almost perfect (some details have failed). For those who bring a lot of baggage, there are many stairs to climb (no lift). There is a lot of light in the room, which made my sleep difficult. Even so, it could have been better.

This is a good sized room, with room to work, comfortable accommodation, central, I use this if I'm working near by on the zona Industria, the shower powerful enough and very clean and bathroom area is very cleqn

This is a hidden gem in the center of it all! I was so impressed by the beauty of this hotel. I took a risk booking a boutique hotel, but I was pleasantly surprised by the service and beauty of this place. Everything was new and extremely clean. Wooden floors with just some small area rugs. I actually felt comfortable enough to walk around barefoot. I am very picky when it comes to cleanliness. We stayed in the Junior Suite Ria View room that overlooked the canal. It was quiet and extremely comfortable. The bathroom setup is a little unique. The shower is basically in the hallway and the toilet is in a room of its own. The shower was huge and was semi private. The only negative is that there was a very tiny sink area and there was no vanity space. It was very hard to do hair and makeup in such a little space. Toiletries were provided and there was even a flat iron and hair dryer. The room had many veranda glass doors that had wooden shutters for privacy and darkness. Free breakfast was on the rooftop and there was an honesty bar available throughout the day. We had a car and it was a bit of an inconvenience to get to the parking lot. We had to first park on the street and get the parking ticket from the front desk. Street parking is not easy, but we found a temporary spot. The parking garage is across a busy street. The hotel staff walked to our car to help us with the bags. Once the car was parked, we didn't need it. Everything was walking distance and there is a lot to do. The rooftop space has a beautiful view of the city. This is a very small and quaint hotel. You have an old school key with a keychain that you use to lock and unlock your room door from the inside and out. There is also a key to get into the hotel. The door is always locked so when you arrive you will need to knock. I wish we knew this ahead of time, we tried so hard to open the door that it seemed like we were breaking in to the place. :) I'm surprised at how inexpensive this hotel is because it is very luxurious. I have stayed at several expensive hotels that were not as nice as this one. I plan on staying here again. *Staff spoke English and were helpful. * Air conditioner worked great for a very hot day. * I felt safe walking around.

The hotel is located in a large street near the municipality, the train station, various cake and other businesses. Parking is scarce (it needs to be lucky). The bathroom is shared. There is no privacy. The cleaning is almost perfect (some details have failed). For those who bring a lot of baggage, there are many stairs to climb (no lift). There is a lot of light in the room, which made my sleep difficult. Even so, it could have been better.