Find hotels near Museu Luso-Hebraico Abraham Zacuto, Tomar from NT$2,038

"Overall hotel was good. The staff, location and breakfast very nice. Parking was easy. The mattress and pillows were hard and uncomfortable. "

"Clean rooms staff friendly"

"Casa Oficios was well located in Tomar. We had a car but were able to unload at the front then we used the secure parking facility the hotel had an arrangement with at 6€ per day. It was close by and convenient. The staff were very helpful telling us where to take the car, suggesting excellent restaurant and other information. Staff was friendly, the rooms were clean and a good size. We appreciated the daily bottle of water provided. The hotel has a lounge area on the first floor where there is an honesty bar and places to relax. Breakfast was very good with breads, cake, cold cuts, cereal. Juices, fruit and eggs. We would stay at this hotel if we’re were in Tomar again. We liked the little extras they provided and helped us with when we asked. "

"The hotel sustained some damage during the January 2026 storms. The rooms were spacious and well appointed. The breakfast had extensive options, everything was fresh and in abundance. Parking was very convenient. Location was close to attractions, and many restaurants. I would stay at this hotel again if I was in this area."

"An amazing stay."

"Excellent "

"Great location. "

"The young ladies at check in were pleasant and helpful. The hotel is on a very busy tight street with no place to stop near the entrance for luggage drop off. And there is no parking. Town parking lots available (5-7 minute walk away)after supper but before that difficult to find parking. We booked the castle view room and seemed clean enough at first glance but very basic. I first noticed the ants while in the bathroom. We had our luggage up on a stand but open, the next morning our suitcases were crawling with ants. Bed was not comfortable."

"Very respectful & found what we needed. Close to restaurant, close to Fatima shrine or sanctuary, 30 minutes walk to the house of Sister Lucia, Jacinta & Francisco."