Name: Entre Ruas Apartments
Address: Rua Corpo de Deus, 6 Sao Bartolomeu, Coimbra, 葡萄牙

Amenities

Property amenities

Wi-Fi in public areas
Garden
Smoking area
Concierge service
Luggage storage
Business center
Parking
Airport drop-off
Airport pick-up
Ironing service
Laundry detergent
Laundry room

Room types

Apartments & studios

Guest reviews

4.6Excellent(19)

Excellent14
Good3

Guests like

Location: Guests praise the location right in the historic center, close to restaurants and the main pedestrian strip.
Spacious Apartments: Reviews mention roomy apartments with full kitchens, washing machines, and extra space like a desk or office room.
Parking: Several guests note the included parking, close by though off-site, as a helpful convenience.

Guests mention

Check-in Process: Check-in is at Hotel Oslo a few minutes away, and guests say you walk to the apartment yourself, so plan for that.
Balcony: Some guests note the balcony is more of a small outdoor area, not a full terrace, so it's worth checking what to expect.

Summary for your reference

Reviews from

dmH5642KN

5/5

Tripadvisor· 2 months ago

Ricardo and his team ensure that your stay in Coimbra is excellent, and our apartment rental was exactly as promised - amazing location, clean, fantastic layout, and somehow also included parking, which was a huge help because our family drove to Coimbra. We're eager to go back and stay again.

Trip.com Member

4/5

Trip.com· 6 months ago

We stayed two nights in apartment 2.2 - one bedroom with a small office room which has a desk and single bed. Location was great, being right off the main pedestrian strip in the old town area, so very atmospheric and convenient for restaurants. Check-in is at Hotel Oslo, about 4min walk away so you will have to walk with your luggage for a few minutes, including up some stairs. The apartment building also does not have a lift, so you will need to be able to carry your luggage up stairs within the building. I don't think you would be able to call an Uber or taxi to the street in front of the building as it is very narrow so bear this in mind. Some other minor points I noticed about the apartment which you may find helpful:- It directly faces another building on a narrow street, so the apartment doesn't really get natural sunlight- There is a washer but no dryer - it took a whole day for our clothes to dry and the rack sat in the living room- The apartment fittings are starting to feel a bit worn down

Porter KHOR

5/5

Google· 10 months ago

Great place nice rooms great location. Avoid if you have large heavy suitcases. You'll need to climb a flight of stairs 3 stories high to get to the apartment building. Thereafter, you'll need to climb up stairs to the rooms. No elevator.

Szymon Mędrala

3/5

Google· a year ago

Overall, my stay at Entre Ruas Apartments was enjoyable. Unfortunately, the apartment didn't meet my expectations as far as cleanliness is concerned. There was some mould in the shower and there was dust as well as some stuff left by previous guests underneath the bed. Nevertheless, I must admit that the location of the apartment was absolutely fantastic

davidp482017

4/5

Tripadvisor· a year ago

The location was exceptional, right in the middle of old Coimbra. The apartment was spacious and clean with a full kitchen and washing machine. The apartment came with off site (but close) parking with was a major factor in our booking. The old disappointment was the ‘balcony, which was really only a smokers area at the back of the apartment. I would stay there again.

Arlene Scott

5/5

Google· a year ago

This property is in an excellent location. The apartment fully met our needs. We were in Coimbra during some heavy rain so it was nice to have more than a bedroom. We were able to do some laundry as there is a washing machine. We recommend the property.

Boris Krstic

5/5

Google· 2 years ago

Lovely apartments in the historic center of Coimbra. We took the same apartment twice. It is very roomy, has two TVs and a desk. One bathroom with shower. There is a rooftop garden as well. Note: There is quite a lot of stairs to climb to get to the apartments.

BirminghamNetty

2/5

Tripadvisor· 2 years ago

The check in is at Hotel Oslo. We were then left to find our own way to the apartment. We were directed up two steep set of stairs which if you are a bit weedy like me were impossible with a big suitcase. We got to the apartment (1.1) and the code wouldn't work so we had to go back to the hotel to find someone to sort it. The code repeatedly failed to work during our stay. There were only net curtains on the windows. The sofa is under the TV so the only place to watch TV is on the bed. The kitchen was well equipped but dark. The only outside space looked like a smoker's retreat - space for one chair and high walls all around you. Convenient location off the high street.

Frequently asked questions about Coimbra

When is the best time to visit Coimbra?

The best time to visit Coimbra is in spring (April to June) or early autumn (September to October), when temperatures are mild and rainfall is lower. July and August are the hottest and driest months, ideal for outdoor sightseeing but can feel intense. The rainiest stretch is typically from November to February, with cooler, wetter weather. The Queima das Fitas festival in May is a famous, well-documented celebration worth planning around.

Which area should I stay in in Coimbra?

Stay in the historic center, around the Old Cathedral and the University, for easy access to the main sights and a lively atmosphere. The riverside area near the Santa Clara bridge suits those who want scenic walks and a quieter feel. The Baixa, the lower town, is convenient for shopping and dining, with several hotels like CBR Boutique Hotel and Hotel Mondego nearby. For a more residential stay, the area around the Botanical Garden offers a peaceful setting within walking distance of the center.

What are the must-see attractions in Coimbra?

Start with Portugal dos Pequenitos, a park of miniature monuments that gives a quick overview of Portuguese heritage. The Monastery of the Holy Cross holds the tombs of the first two kings of Portugal. The Old Cathedral is a Romanesque gem, while the Botanical Garden offers a peaceful green escape. For a romantic touch, the gardens of Quinta das Lágrimas are tied to the story of Inês de Castro. The Choupal National Forest is a riverside woodland ideal for a stroll.

What day trips can I take from Coimbra?

The full-day tour from Coimbra goes to Fátima, Batalha, and Nazaré. Fátima is a major pilgrimage site, Batalha is home to a grand Gothic monastery, and Nazaré is a coastal town known for its beach and big waves. These three stops make a varied day trip from the city.

How many days do I need in Coimbra?

Plan 2 days for Coimbra. On day one, see the Old Cathedral, Monastery of the Holy Cross, and the New Cathedral, all in the historic center. On day two, visit Portugal dos Pequenitos, the Botanical Garden, and the Quinta das Lágrimas gardens. If you want to take the full-day tour to Fatima, Batalha and Nazaré, add a third day.

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