Top Hotels Near Bridge of Cava da Velha in Melgaço from NZ$99

"Great place,the steam room it’s free and amazing,the indoor pool it’s well maintained,excellent breakfast and the staff it’s so good."

"Very modern , clean great location , I will definitely be back "

"Great hotel. Rooms very clean and comfortable beds. Very nice grounds with indoor and outdoor public areas to enjoy your stay. Great location for quiet and relaxing vacation. "

"We stayed in the suites, which were huge. I think there’s only one on each floor. It was a lot of volume to cool, but the Air conditioning was able to work really well in one of our two rooms and it worked OK in the other. Considering that we were sleeping 4 people in each room, he should’ve had a better sofa bed. The slots were so bent and broken, and the mattress is only like 2 inches thick. My teenage son did not get a good nights sleep because of this. They were nice enough to bring a second 2 inch mattress making it thicker but it was still sagging. Considering these were suites of the hotel, they should have the nicest mattresses for the sofa bed. Then one of my other teenage son slept in the second night and his back and shoulder were sore for days. Property itself is beautiful with the swimming pool and the incredible views. The staff was nice. I think they just need to address the sofa bed issue. Sleep is usually the number one priority for travelers."

"This hotel is amazing! Is an old convent with great rooms, great dinner and breakfast"

"Very good The staff the service and kindness Didn’t gets enough details and help for spa activities "

"Great spot to spend a night during our travels. Older hotel in central location. Tricky parking but enjoyed our stay. Comfortable with helpful staff"

"Friendly staff, nice surroundings, good sized room, breakfast good, but seemed like lots of waste way it was brought out. Bed too soft for my liking, fitted sheet was stained. "

"The hotel was decent but the reception wasn’t open 24 hours so if you’re arriving late (around 11pm or so), you’ll always have to knock and wake up whoever is in there. There was one night that I almost didn’t get into the hotel because no one was at the reception and the main door was locked. Luckily, a woman who was also staying there arrived and called his boyfriend and unlocked the door for us from the inside. There was also a small spark or kind of a little explosion in one of the sockets in my room. I went to the receptionist but no one was there and waited for more than 30 minutes. A guest who happened to be an electrician helped me out. I decided to transfer hotels after 4 nights of stay. "