Covilha Hotels with Airport pickup service

Everyone from the desk to the breakfast service was very kind, very friendly. The hotel has a great concept, the room, the view were lovely. We had better experience in Covilha than in Lisbon, thanks to this hotel. Housekeeping was flawless.

Our fifth visit as a group of motorcyclists. Upmarket hotel in fantastic location if visiting the mountains and ski resorts of Covilha. Two swimming pools, gym, huge buffet breakfast, exceptional buffet evening meal for 16€ and amazing bedrooms. For us as motorcyclists this is the place to be. Staff first class. Overall, an amazing stay four our three nights. Great value for money. Hotel Boa Vista Porto, send your staff here and see how a proper hotel operates. You could learn so much.

Location, service and restaurant is excellent, but the hotel structure, in particular the quite old and noisy room, has some variety of breakfast but does not regularly rest.

Located in Covilha, Santa Eufémia Covilhã Hotel is in the mountains, within a 15-minute walk of University of Beira Interior and Igreja de Santa Maria. This hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Sacred Art Museum and 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from Praca do Municipio.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services. This hotel also features ski storage, wedding services, and a reception hall.Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's coffee shop/cafe, or stay in and take advantage of the room service. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 7:30 AM to 10 AM.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Limited parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 83 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries.

The hotel is old and overdue for renovation. The pool, part of which is advertised as outdoor, is actually covered by a blurry plastic hood. For all this I would have given it three stars, but the story I describe below completely disappointed me. I drive an electric car and before arriving I phoned the hotel and made sure that there was a charger. When I arrived and asked at reception to charge, I was told that there was no charger, or rather that there was, but it was for the hotel's internal use only. I pointed out that I had called and clarified in advance and that I was expecting charging at the hotel and I only had 10% left now. The lady went off to call the manager. I was refused to charge and the only option they offered me was to go to another hotel where they said there were public charging facilities. I went there, but they also refused to provide a charger, telling me that their charger was also for internal use only. I went back to the hotel, ending up wasting almost all my remaining charge. Informed the lady at reception that I had a fully discharged car and needed a charger urgently. I asked to speak to the manager directly but I was refused. She called the manager again and informed me that I was allowed to use the charger, but for no longer than one hour during dinner. That was enough to drive to Covilha, and fast charge there. I ended up spending the whole evening on this problem and came back late at night. I was completely disappointed with the totally awful attitude. Firstly it is impossible to imagine a large and expensive hotel that doesn't have a charger. Secondly I was given false information on the phone. But most importantly, the hotel staff, particularly the mysterious manager on the phone felt absolutely no guilt for the situation and was completely indifferent to the situation in which he put the guest. And stubbornly refused to simply allow his equipment to be used to save the situation. I would like to know the name of the manager who was so indifferent to guests, forcing them into a helpless situation and spending hours of their time to resolve it, but unfortunately he avoided direct contact and was hiding behind the receptionist. The situation took place on 27.12.2022.

Very good service at check in, standard room, fantastic breakfast with nothing to point out, very good quality restaurant, super pool bar service, an animator always attentive, fun, friendly and with ”aqua” animation in the morning and afternoon gin”, live music some afternoons and to end the disco night to dance and relax.

Hotel Sinai Belmonte Nice hotel located in the historic center of this little town. Plenty of free street parking. The hotel is quite modern with a spacious lobby and lounge. The restaurant on site doubles as the breakfast room. Breakfast was a nice buffet of breads, pastries, cheeses, meats, fruits and cereals. Our room overlooked the valley below the town. It was decently sized with plenty of power plugs but no designated USB ports. There are flexible reading lights on both sides of the bed. The closet was spacious. The bathroom was spacious and included a large shower(no tub) with the most vigorous water pressure we have ever experienced in Portugal. They supply a combination shampoo/shower gel pump in the shower. But like everywhere else we have stayed so far no hair conditioner nor are washcloths supplied. No refrigerator. A little balcony off the bedroom was a nice touch. Besides a small ruined castle and a few churches there is not much to see here and the town is too small to have much in the way of shopping although the tiny crooked streets are charming. Suggest that this not be a destination but a brief diversion or simply a place to settle in for the night before continuing your travels.

Hotel service, the surrounding environment and other aspects are very good ~

A wonderful hotel even in these trying COVID times. Check-in was seamless, the staff could notava-se been more friendly and courteous. Room was clean and spacious. We even got to enjoy the lovely indoor swimming pool. The food at the restaurant was top notch. The overall aspect, service and meals, I would day, are comparable to any of the finest Portuguese pousadas but at a more reasonable price. Also, the location, in the highest Portuguese village in the Serra da Estrela was magnificent. Crisp, clean mountain air. No snow-capped mountains this time but still beautiful surroundings. We highly recommend this gem of a hotel in a picture postcard setting

We arrived and had a very frendly greeting at Reception, The receptionist spoke perfect English. We chose to eat lunch in the bar and we were all delighted with our choicess, my daughter loved her toastie (especially the bread) and I was recommended and really liked the mountain chese. The hotel is very beautiful, with a restored lift and all the rooms have scenic views. We sat by the outsode pool and some of us swam; we then went in and had a Turkish bath and swam in the indoor pool. We took a short drve ard to the mountain tops and short wallks The buffet super had an enormous choice of food, It was the frist time we had come across bapa camello. Breakfast was also generous with a wide selection of favourites. It is an iconic thirties buiding in a stunning setting with polite, friendly and fluent-English-speaking staff. We ike the Spanich Paradors and thought the Pestana Pousadas would be an equivalent experience in Portugal. Please provide the name of the staff member who provided exceptional service and a brief description of action. Vitor Nunez - friendly, chatty; made us laugh (in a nice way); explained some Portuguese pronunciations.