The staff was wonderful! When you check in, the person at the front desk will helpfully provide you with a local map and sites and restaurant recommendations. The staff were helpful at all times King suite room was spacious; beds for 3 adults (one king, one single). Short walk to all the Roman Temple, Chapel of Bones, main square; everything in town. Nice outdoor terrace for drinks, breakfast, tapas. Excellent breakfast: buffet and made to order eggs. Bar service available 24/7. Great staff, location, rooms, and grounds; need I say more?

Lacks power outlets at bedside tables.

Likes: Loved the nice room we had had which has a separate seating room with two tvs- one in bedroom and seating room; bed was comfortable and we had nice sheets and comforter, courtyard and main rooms of hotel were charming; nice to get bottle water in a room as complimentary; nice hot shower. They helped us find a local wine tour guide which we really appreciated Dislike: a small part of the floor in our room was discolored as it looked like the refrigerator may have leaked in a past and wish they had repaired it as room was charming and large and was very nice except for this.

What a great hotel, tucked within the city walls. Parking was 10 euros/day, and the garage fills up quickly - although it was very convenient. The hotel has made efforts to be eco friendly (fixed bottles of shampoo and soap in the bathroom, paper laundry bags, etc), and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was very nice, with eggs available upon order - and lots of fresh fruit.

Getting in/out of the hotel by car can be difficult if you have a larger car/vehicle. The roads are narrow, and there are sometimes cars parked on the street that limit maneuverability in tight spaces just outside the hotel entrance.

We stayed at the Albergaria for several nights in the first half of April, 2024. We loved our stay there. The room, which had a sitting area, was spacious. Our room was on the ground floor, we heard zero noise from overhead. The decor of the hotel is comfortable and charming; many of the items in the lobby are from the area. The breakfast was excellent, as was the service. The staff was unfailingly courteous and helpful; we would note especially the crew of new employees under training at reception and filling guests' requests. They were attentive and above average. We did drive to the hotel. We never had a problem finding a spot downstairs in the hotel's parking garage (11 spots). Note it was early April, so low tourist season. The hotel is located in the northern half of the historic center of Evora. To get down to the true historic center and the shops is a not a difficult or far walk for most people. Restaurants not far from the Albergaria, all of which were wonderful: The Lombardo, O Trovador, Fialho, the Taskinha. We eat gluten-free; most restaurants were alergies-aware. The maitre-d at the Trovador was tops. If you can make it to the mountain castle of Monsaraz, fabulous!

This was our second stay at this hotel, the first being about two years ago. We came back because we enjoyed the stay so much the first time. The hotel was in an excellent location, and parking was available on-site (for a fee). The staff was helpful and friendly, the breakfast was wonderful, and most of all, the price was good/reasonable (we are aware it's the low season in February). We love Evora and will be back. A part of us wants to try other hotels in the area, but it won't be easy not to choose to come back to this hotel.

Nothing that I can think of.

This is good, simple hotel with beautiful lounge zone, nice staff and “Evora atmosphere”.

Unfortunately, in my humble opinion, this is good 3 stars hotel, not 4 stars… There are too many points that could be slightly improved. - 1st of all, not clear why should Customer pay 10 euros per day extra for the underground parking that belongs to the hotel ( and was empty during my stay). - Breakfast variety was poor, pineapple not good, orange juice just terrible 😞 - There was tea in the room, but not a Kettle… doesn’t make any sense))) - If you book room with terrace, ask for the highest floor possible. My room was on the 1st floor and everything I saw was mostly roof and wall :)) Terrace could be “upgraded “ with sunbeds or at least nice comfortable chairs… In general, its a good hotel, but for the price they ask, you obviously have better options in Evora.

This is a beautiful hotel, with plenty of common space to make the stay very comfortable: a large lounge with several sofas, a table and chairs surrounding by bookcases, a bar, and an outdoor patio. We liked the underground parking, spacious room with a king-size bed, separate heater in the bathroom, plenty of handy outlets for charging up devices, and a comfy chair in the room. Eggs, bacon and pancakes to order in the morning were a pleasant surprise! The staff were polite and very accommodating.

Tiny shower stall. Grungy tiles when you enter the room give a bad first impression.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. Gave us great restaurant recommendations and highlites to see while we were in Evora. We asked to get our laundry done in a fairly short period of time and they were able to accommodate us.

The bed wasn’t as comfy as we are used to.

We enjoyed our stay. We were greeted by Hugo who has worked there for many, many years. He is quite personable and quite helpful in orienting us with Evora, the sights to see and locations of restaurants we were planning to visit. Unfortunately, he was then off for the next two days of our visit. We would return just to have more time to talk with Hugo. The breakfast staff kept the buffet well stocked at all times and took orders.

We booked a Classic Room and ended up switching to another Classic Room after our first night. Apparently, not all rooms in that category are alike. The first room was a bit small and dark but the second was larger, lighter and much more comfortable.

Underground car parking within the city walls at €10 per day was great value. The staff gave us a history lesson when we checked in and advised us where to visit as it was a Sunday which was very much appreciated. The hotel is a lovely old historic building. We had a prestige room which was very good. The staff also recommended restaurants for dinner and made a reservation for us. We ate at Lombardo which was very good.

My only slight criticism is that the breakfast room coffee machine was really not up to the job. A large group of Americans staying were not best pleased at having long queues for coffee.