Search Hostels in Tomar

"Great"

"Stunning views! Lovely balcony."

"Everything about this stay exceeded expectations. The staff in particular were welcoming and very helpful."

"Very near looking hostel with very friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended!"

"I went with my mother during the centenary celebration of the apparitions at Fatima and wanted to have a real feeling of the town, and not stay at a hotel. Albergue Pereira was a great choice. It is a family-owned guesthouse for many years, and staying there was like going back in time. All the furniture, elevator, room and reception area are all vintage but kept well preserved, clean and cozy (with all the usual toiletries found in a hotel). The original owner and her son still live there and...

"Wonderful people in a great location. Absolutely stunning room. Just be sure to grab a pair of complementary ear plugs. Old buildings have thin walls and i'm pretty sure someone in a room adjacent has sleep apnea."

"I book and don't stay there And no one fix my problem Property or hotels.com And there were one single room in fatima because pilgrimage "

"Pretty villa, very clean and well stocked kitchen for cooks. Good location as less than an hour from sights and walks in the national parks, host was helpful and friendly. Potted plants and furnishings gave the villa a cosy vibe"

"This Villa was home frome home. There was 11 of us and there was plenty of room. Tomar is a great town with a lot of history. Antonio our host made it a great trip.. see you again soon Antonio."

"After doing an extensive amount of research for my first trip to Portugal, I felt extremely lucky to have happened upon this wonderful home. The house was everything I had hoped for and more. The location is just remote enough to have privacy and serenity, but perfect to jump on the highway in any direction and explore. If you are so inclined, as I was, there are also plenty of areas to traverse on foot. There is a binder provided that contains all types of information on the area including...