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Cenica Porto Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton
"Staff was great"
Reviewed on Sep 12, 2026
Eurostars Porto Douro
"I had made two separate bookings next to each other because I didn't plan my stay in Porto properly and the staff made sure to keep us in 1 room for the entire stay which was nice. The breakfast was great as there were coffee machines to serve yourself and a decent amount of variety. What I appreciated ..."
Reviewed on Sep 14, 2026
Porto Palácio Hotel by The Editory
"Lovely hotel, service excellent, receptionist so helpful on check in. Rooftop bar fab, lovely staff again. Not really walkable to city centre but hop on hop off bus stop across the road , local bus stop nearby and reasonable taxi fare either. Rooms so quiet and peaceful.Overall lovely experience ..."
Reviewed on Sep 13, 2026
Zero Box Lodge Porto
"Loved the sauna and rooftop plunge pools and the friendly staff"
Reviewed on Sep 11, 2026
Crowne Plaza Porto by IHG
"Beds were soft. Rooms were quiet. Had problem with sinking drain but they quickly fixed."
Reviewed on Sep 12, 2026
Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa
"Only one thing. Can’t control the temperature in the room. For us was hot and thermostat is locked by property management."
Reviewed on Sep 9, 2026
Stay Hotel Porto Aeroporto
"Clean and efficient. A simple airport stay for purposes of having an early flight."
Reviewed on Sep 14, 2026
The Social Hub Porto
Park Hotel Porto Aeroporto
Santa Maria da Feira Hotel & Travel Guide\n
If you are planning on trekking through Aveiro and get struck by the urge to experience Santa Maria da Feira, as a prepared traveler, you will find it easier to book in advance through Travelocity's hotels page to ensure you find the most appropriate place to stay at. With 6 accommodation options on Travelocity within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) sweep of the city center, it'll be easy to find a place right for you.
A good option amongst only a small number of Travelocity-listed hotels within a 2 miles (3 kilometers) walk of the center of Santa Maria da Feira, is the Hotel Feira Pedra Bela.
The The Yeatman Hotel is situated 13 miles (20 kilometers) from downtown Santa Maria da Feira. On the other hand, the InterContinental Porto - Palacio das Cardosas is about 13 miles (22 kilometers) away. Other possible hotels and apartment options include the Pestana Palácio do Freixo - Pousada & National Monument and the Pousada da Ria - Aveiro - Charming Hotel.
Looking to travel a little bit further afield? Centro is home to many beautiful options. Photographers will love Centro's beaches. You should also discover many of its ruins and castles. Fun-loving visitors might also delve into mountain biking, rock climbing and mountain climbing here.
Are you looking for activities? Spend the day discovering Ferreira de Castro House and Oliveira de Azemeis Church, in Oliveira De Azemeis, 9 miles (14 kilometers) to the south of Santa Maria da Feira. If you want to head to Oliveira De Azemeis, be sure to check out the Hotel Rural Vale do Rio and Hotel Dighton. 35 miles (58 kilometers) to the south of Santa Maria da Feira, you can find Anadia, which features the Curia Palace Hotel, Spa & Golf and Belver Grande Hotel da Curia Golf & Spa. The Museum Jose Luciano de Castro and Bairrada Wine Museum are some more frequented attractions to check out when visiting Anadia.
If you are flying via Dr. Francisco de Sa Carneiro Airport and want to find a room nearby, consider Holiday Inn Express Porto - Exponor or Park Hotel Porto Aeroporto.
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Recent Santa Maria da Feira hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Eurostars Porto Douro
"I had made two separate bookings next to each other because I didn't plan my stay in Porto properly and the staff made sure to keep us in 1 room for the entire stay which was nice. The breakfast was great as there were coffee machines to serve yourself and a decent amount of variety. What I appreciated is that the kitchen staff still made food even towards the end of breakfast so if you woke up late you weren't just getting scraps. The rooms were pretty decent, although the pictures are not entirely accurate of what you're getting. They're still nice, but it was a bit of a shock to us to walk into a room that didn't look like the pictures and had a kitchenette. What was a bit confusing is that we had a kitchenette without any plates or utensils. I guess maybe to prevent guests from stealing them, but was a bit weird. The hotel itself was quite clean and I loved our view of Duoro river from our room. Would definitely recommend this place to stay."
