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"2 min walk across streert from train station. F riendly check-in and held our luggage so we could walk around. Gave us a map, directions, and food recommendations--hotel set in middle of lower walking area do perfect. Nice small terrace for evenings. Good varieties for breakfast including coffee machine that made multiple types of drinks. Our bathroom has step up into it so could be hazardous in the middle of the night."

"Great hotel and perfect location for seeing everything in Coimbra!"

"Really nice relaxed place to stay. Very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff (Anna). Local bar was noisy till 1am but not the fault of The Luggage. "

"Very confortable and beautiful place to stay with a perfect localization. Good communication and customer service. "

"It was fine, nothing special or terrible. We never received the check-in email, but luckily someone was onsite to let us in. That was literally our only interaction with staff. Walk across the bridge to get into town, and if traveling with kids, there is a cute little park with exact (but scaled for kids) replicas of many of Portugal's (and it's current and former colonies) most famous sites, almost across the street. No onsite parking, but a big paid lot next door. Room was small but adequate,...

"Good clean room in a good location with free parking nearby "

"Nice staff"

"Great central character property with fabulous views from the balcony over Coimbra. Restaurants and shops on doorstep. Staff at Hotel Oslo and parking super friendly and helpful. "

"Excellent location. Very clean room. Seems newly renovated. Friendly and helpful staff."

"I would give this hotel 10 stars if I could! The small lobby is done in Mosaic pieces to resemble the famous library at the university of Kembra. Our room was very luxurious with specialty beds, pillows, and sheets. The bathroom was lined with books made out of tile, and each one had a different author represented. We were sorry that we could only spend one night there. It was dependence! "