Best Hotels near Christian Congregation in Portugal - Milagres, Leiria

The hotel offered everything we needed for a good stay: excellent location, perfect service, comfortable and clean room, garage, my dog may be with us, although located in a motion area, The hotel is 25 km from beautiful beaches such as Golden Stone, a hour of Lisbon and one and a half of Aveiro, which is, from here you go to many places in a short time. The best is the cost of benefit, the fair price.

The beds and pillows are comfortable and the room layout is good. The hotel is a short walk to the Centro Historico and the bus station (if you are visiting Alcobaca or Batalha). Our room had a terrific view of the Leiria Castle. The bathroom and shower are very small but clean. Breakfast is adequate but basic and crowded so not the greatest experience. Overall this hotel is value for money.

Warm reception, delightful friendly and helpful staff throughout. Great breakfast choice in restaurant with views across the town to the wonderful castle. Nice little rooftop pool and bar. The mini apartment was great .... big comfortable beds, nicely equipped kitchen area and spacious lounge. All clean. Couldn't have asked for more especially at the orice. Really impressed.

Nice business hotel with all you would expect to find in a 4*. rooms are large, clean, silent and above all, can be made very dark for the night, which I ADORE. There's a secured parking and a little gym which guests are free to use. Breakafst has a wide choice of good food (icluding eggs and bacon). Staff i snice and professional

**I am giving this hotel a 3 stars for the room alone. Every thing else was above average.** We stayed at this property from 03/20 – 03/23. I had reserved a suite. When I see a suite, I think of a very nice room with a good view. Not in this hotel. We were assigned room #101. This was a suite with a separate sitting room, but the view was of a wall. Not overlooking the sanctuary but a wall of the building next door. Not like the photos on the website. So, if you are looking for a room with a view, do not get room 101. Other than that, the stay was good. The room was clean, and the heating worked well. The price of the room was €93/night. All staff encountered were very friendly and helpful. The restaurant had an excellent staff (especially Ines) and the provided breakfast was very good. Breakfast was €15/person with a very large selection of items. It is one of the hotels located along this street that is directly across the street from the Sanctuary. There is a small onsite parking area with about room for 6 cars. Overall, if I had to do it again, I would not get a room but a city view room. I am giving this hotel a 3 stars for the room alone. Every thing else was above average.

I stayed one night at the Mercure hotel in Fátima. I was greatly impressed with hotel's excellent location, high quality services, and excellent cuisine. The staff is very friendly, efficient and professional, always eager to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Very nice décor overall and very comfortable rooms. An excellent experience. From now on this will be my hotel in Fátima. I strongly recommend it.

I arrived late due to a flight delay but the reception is open 24hrs, wonderful warm and friendly welcome made simple but previously completed online check in. All staff were very friendly and helpful and i will happily recommend this hotel and look forward to staying here again.

There is 1 elevator that is accessible to guests, therefore, check-in was easy, but getting to the room with everyone arriving on tour took 20+ minutes. The shower stall [no bath] was short of a square meter, therefore, beware if you are a bit more round than tall. I woke up with a migraine and needed nourishment to keep it at bay. My wife and I sat down with a very meager plate in a dining room that had been near empty and the manager proceeded to kick us out, because the night before, without any warning, the telephone rang in our room and we were not consulted, just TOLD that our reservation was now @ 8 am. No manners, just an order. The manager was rude and angry when he found us, and made us feel as if we had crossed some imaginary line! Last I looked, hotels are there to serve their customers; had the manager been just straight forward or [god forbid] polite, I would have explained the situation - no chance of that. Nowhere have I ever felt more uncomfortable with the meager service and the unsolicited changes. There are many, many hotels in Fatima, as during holier days, they could be booked solid with no tents to rent, but this was not high season. I would imagine that many devout catholics would dream of such accommodations upon arrival, but we were just looking for a one-night visit. If ever you are in Fatima, beware of hyper-vigilant staff who seem to feel that they are doing us a huge favour by accepting our money and allowing us to eat. Wouldn't go back were they to send me the airfare and invite us back.