Gavieira Hotels from S$99

"My second stay was just as great. Clean rooms, beautiful property, and the staff are great. They go above and beyond."

"Only thing we regret is that we only started one night here as we on the way from Portugal to Spain! We couldn’t say enough about this historical hotel and can’t wait to expect one day we return for the longer stay. The free breakfast was served on an ancient stone table, hotel also served a wonderful dinner, it was delicious! Entire place was like a giant storyteller, the ancients buildings and its exhibitions brought you back a thousand years. A beautiful garden and courtyard with partially existing cloister ….. the hotel location also very close to the Portuguese only national park, Peneda-Gerês National Park, not far from Braga. Ideal location between Portugal and Spain! "

"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 "

"The experience was incredible good. We traveled driving from Porto to ACoruña. And stayed here for two days. The first and last of our trip. We travel a lot and this place really was a good experience. Perfect and simple design with great attention to details. The cleaning is immaculate . We have the opportunity meeting the owner. Amazing hard worker guy. Excellent team. We definitely recommend Alma Candida 100 percent. Small place but warm, quiet and again, very clean. We will come back . Thanks Joao. "

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

"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. "