Riversuites

Very friendly and helpful staff. Most of the scenic spots are located on the other side of the river but it’s a nice and enjoyable walk across the river to the attractions and restaurants.

Personal muy amable y servicial. Habitación justa, tirando a pequeña Desayuno gratuito tipo buffet, con variedad suficiente, aunque sin excesos

Great cute hotel along the river in Coimbra. Lovely lounge area and outside patios. Simple clean rooms! Good variety for breakfast and the staff are all so welcoming. We booked here because it was listed as a recommendation on a Rick Steves tour.

First note we found this hotel rather hard to find driving and using our GPS. They have no parking but there is paid parking within a block and free overnight. The staff was welcoming and friendly from check in on and spoke english. Our room was nice and surprisingly quiet give this place is on a busy street. Breakfast was good. The location is across the river from the city center, we found it a pleasant 5 minute walk to and from but we saw a number of hotels right at the foot of the city more convenient to sights. If you don't mind this location, it is a good value for what you get and I can recommend it as a good place to stay.

The location is good; just across the river from Coimbra, so it was a short walk up the main street. The hotel rooms are in two side-by-side buildings filled with interior staircases and odd little spaces. Our room looked like (from the map on the door) it was one of the bigger ones, but it also has two Murphy beds beside the one double bed. The bathroom is small, and the sink is tiny with no stopper. And there’s really no place to put anything in the bathroom. I can’t imagine four people sharing that bathroom. Other people in our group complained about having small rooms, so there was clearly lots of variation. Everything was very clean and the staff were very nice. There is a small patio behind the basement-level breakfast room, but no one was using it during our stay.

Great location. AC only produces heat but you CAN open window to the noisy street to cool things. Nice shower. But lacks a towel rack. Nice basic breakfast buffet. Floor in 201 “cracks” when you walk. Not particularly quiet. Excellent internet. Mid-range cost. Add pros and cons and it feels average 🤔

On a busy street that feeds one of the main bridges over the Modego River, the hotel is at first intimidating to locate & park at, and unloading luggage. Once inside, the rooms are standard EU class but it is the staff that made the difference for us. Isabel in particular was extremely friendly and helpful with advice- free parking at several spots, free shuttle van, possibly the nicest laundromat in the world (!), and restaurant options. She and the staff were tremendous, so I would recommend a stay there on tour of Portugal. Cheers.

Bare bones room. No phone , No fridge, No tissues, No drawers, No safe. None of the things you would expect in a Hotel, so I questioned staff: Answer: "we are a hostel." Ok when I was twenty something, not now when I am in my seventies.

Wonderful value! Its a simple but nice and clean room. Very good location, free parking in a large, covered public deck just a few hundred meters away. It's right across the river from the historic hill in the center of town that the Univ is at. Just a few min walk to great restaurants, old churches, squares ect. A couple cafes right next door as well Biggest drawback is the mediocre mattress and pillows, but that will be the case at almost anywhere in Iberia, especially in this price range. And the pillows/mattress weren't too bad. It's on a main street - which makes it very accessible to everything and gave my room a great view of the river and some of the historic buildings, but noise from this area could be an issue for some. Attendant for my stay spoke perfect English if that matters to anyone. If you're mobility impaired, be advised I don't believe elevators are available, so you may have to walk up 2 floors..