Hotel Atismar is een driesterren strandhotel in Quarteira. Het hotel beschikt over 97 kamers en ligt direct aan het strand.
Eenvoudige familievakanties aan zee
Perfect voor gezinnen die tijd aan zee willen doorbrengen met enkele eenvoudige extra's. Er is een zwembad, een speeltuin, een restaurant en fietsverhuur.
The reception staff was very polite and welcoming.
Booked this hotel for the close proximity to the beach.
Partial sea view from the bedroom.
The bedroom is neat and decent.
It's a 3 star so no tea facilities.
However, I requested for a kettle and got one in the room for the duration of my stay there.
The TV in the room is basic hd with standard channels..So no Apps or casting options.
The bathroom is decent but the bathtub was a disappointment, dated, with visible rusty stains around the drain.
Breakfast was decent, with options of hot and cold drinks.
The hotel is on the main road, central location and easily accessible.
The main bus station is about 5-7minutes walk.
Few minutes walk to the beach, with shops and restaurants.
We had a good stay at the Atismar Hotel. Its greatest asset is its excellent location. The beach is just steps away, and the surrounding area offers plenty of opportunities for walks. The food was delicious and varied. There was something to enjoy every day, and the meals were fresh and well-prepared. The hotel has a small swimming pool, but with such close proximity to the beautiful beach, this wasn't a problem for us.
The hotel staff deserves special mention. All the staff were incredibly kind, helpful, and always smiling. Their dedication made our stay even more comfortable.
The building itself and the room furnishings are quite dated, but everything was clean, well-maintained, functional, and in line with expectations for this price range. We would happily stay there again.
Great location, room clean and friendly staff.
We got upgraded as ants in our first room.
Breakfast good with daily changes over the days we stayed,so not the same every day.
Cafe was not great as hip-hop video on a loop. Not an environment to relax.
As a solo traveller staying for a short period (3 nights) the hotel is very clean, the staff are very helpful and engaging. The rooms are a fair enough size, clean, modern, comfortable and secure. I managed to get All Inclusive for my short stay, so a wrist band needs to be worn from arrival until you check out. The food is good, nothing overley special, just your standard European type hot and cold options, salads, meat, fries, bread, soups etc for Breakfast, Dinner, Evening Meal. Location is reasonable, 30 minutes from the airport, I would highly recommend downloading the Uber App, £17 (€20?) Vice a standars cab which AI tells me €30-€40+... the hotel is situated on the second row to the beach front so my rooms balacony only viewes the back of the hotel in front which wasn't great, for such a nice beach front). Otherwise, 1-2 minute walk and your on the beach front. Overall, it is definetly an option for the area, if i was to visit again on a short term basis, i would consider.
This will be my third year returning to this hotel, which says everything about how much we love it! The staff are always so friendly and welcoming, and they really make you feel at home from the moment you arrive.
The rooms are lovely and very clean, and the whole hotel is kept spotless. The cleaners do an amazing job every day. The location is also perfect – it’s so close to the beach, shops, and restaurants.
That said, the food at the hotel is so good that we usually end up eating there most of the time anyway! The views from the balcony are absolutely beautiful and make the stay even more special.
It’s fantastic value for money and easily mine and my boyfriend’s favourite place to stay. We look forward to coming back every year! We love Portugal so much that I’ve even started trying to learn Portuguese!
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