FONTE DA FOZ — Hotel in Figueira da Foz

Beautiful room, we stayed in one of the suites , spotlessly clean , large walk in shower and very accessible for people with mobility issues. Coffee making facilities but no milk. Unfortunately an uncomfortable night’s sleep for me, the pillows on the bed were too high for me if used both and too low using just one, but that was just me. Our room was situated close to the lift which was perfect for us as my husband walks with the aid of crutches. Lovely breakfast this morning, fresh fruits, bread and a selection of meats and cakes, yogurt and cereals were also available. All the staff were very friendly and super helpful. The only negative was there are a few steps to get into the hotel which made it awkward to get my husband’s wheelchair into the hotel, luckily we had 2 strong male friends with us who lifted his wheelchair inside, however we totally understand that it’s an older building and the steps are a part of the buildings footprint. I would definitely recommend...

A very cool and stylish hotel. The room was quite big and arranged with a nice mix of old and new furniture. Our room had a bathtub with massage jets and no shower. During check in, we had to state a time for breakfast, due to the dinning room being small sized. For breakfast we got a nice mix of bread, sausages, cheese and cake. Moreover we got scrambled eggs, juice, tea and coffee. The employee was very kind and made sure, that we got everything to our table.

If you are visiting Figueira da Foz, I recommend staying here. The rooms are clean and arranged very well, the service is superb and the hotel is in walking distance to the beach as well as...

It's a nice little place--basically a big old house with silly made up names for the rooms. Very nice staff. Good breakfast. Quiet. There is a backyard patio, but I didn't see any chairs or a table. Nice restaurants close by, as well as many places for coffee, a huge park, and the water, too! Funny story: I ate, twice, at Havanesa restaurant. Because of a slight language problem, I mistook the hotel front door key code for an access code to a mini-bar, which I realized did not exist. But after dinner the first night I realized that I was locked out! The owner of Havanesa called the manager of the hotel, who was off-site, and got...