Tomar Homestays

The hotel offers a perfect base camp for those able to explore Tomar on foot. The convent, the castle, the medieval town street and the city park are all within short walking distance. This being a hotel, taxis are available for those not wishing to brave the blazing sun. At the hotel, the public spaces and the rooms are spotlessly clean and very comfortable. The staff cannot do enough to make one’s stay pleasant. English is spoken to a sufficient standard throughout. The hotel bar is well stocked and the wine list at the restaurant is very good. We had a perfectly pleasant, if somewhat lonely dinner there one night. In late August, the hotel was very quiet, except by the pool. The hotel is kids friendly and they were all congregated there, enjoying both the indoor and the outdoor facilities. For those wishing to avoid the ear bleed, there are lounge beds set up slightly away from the pool, with great views of the castle and the park. Quirks: * No iron is available either on request or in the room. If you don’t like your dinner shirts wrinkled, learn the crease free packing techniques or use the hotel services; * No hair conditioner is provided. No shoe horn either, anywhere. So if you need to use those, do bring your own.

Clean, new, in the city center, the location is very good. But it forgot to put toilet paper, the room was small and the sound insulation was not good.

Gorgeous hotel with many historical architectural features, dramatic artwork, plush touches. We were a little sad to have only one night here- so we couldn’t explore all the details (including the spa!). The staff were exceptional- at reception & again when they immediately brought ice to our room for the teen who slightly sprained her ankle 20 minutes before arriving- and again just before we left in the morning. Breakfast had many offerings to choose from. The rooms were very clean- beds very firm. The pool area is so beautiful! Be aware that there are some long connecting halls between areas- and some room sections have a few stairs after using the elevator — normally no problem but was challenging for our ankle sore teen— so people with mobility issues should talk directly to the hotel to see what room section might work best for them.

Located right by the river and the bridge that connects the old town to the new, access to everything was wonderful. Our room with balcony was very comfortable and had views of the castle and the river. The breakfast buffet was varied, including both hot and cold foods and good bread and pastries. The front desk staff, especially Sara and Fatima, went way out of their way to make us feel welcome and pampered. The roof top terrace was a great place to hang out and absorb the views. Tomar Boutique Hotel was the perfect place in Tomar.

If you are planning a visit to Tomar, consider this newly renovated, boutique hotel! Located within walking distance to nearby shops and cafes, it is situated on an island with views of the surrounding river. It is absolutely lovely!! We had a regular room with a balcony outfitted with comfy lounge furniture. The room is beautifully decorated with walnut floors, a modern bathroom, and very comfortable bed. My spouse completed two zoom meetings from the desk comfortably. Included are my two favorites—robes and slippers! The bathroom has a large makeup mirror and LED lighting. It’s modern, efficient, and beautifully designed. We ate at the hotel restaurant both nights. The service is impeccable. If you are fortunate to have George or Francisco as your waiters, ask for their recommendations. We enjoyed both dinners. Breakfast is similar—amazing offerings for a day of sight seeing. The hotel has a small spa. After climbing, walking, and driving, we took advantage of the sauna and hydrotherapy pool. Just ask for the required swim cap to go along with the large towels provided in the room. TripAdvisor photos are no longer accurate. Check out the pics I’ve added and look at the hotel website. We had a wonderful stay in Tomar!