Hotel Urban Estação

Exvellent for our 1 night stay . Spacious and clean bedroom with a small balcony .centrally situated by the railway station . 5 mins from historical centre .maps provided by the helpful staff .they allowed us to park our motorbike in their garage free of charge .

Nice staff, clean, and well located. Would reccomend. Did agree that its short on outlets and shower can make bathroom a little wet, but these were minor inconveniences, especially considering the value.

The property is currently undergoing renovation and I found it almost impossible to stay in the room between 8:00 am and 7:00 pm (approx) due to the non-stop hammering and persistant scraping sounds coming from the workers on the floor above

Good hotel, in a convenient location Bedrooms are quite large with plenty of storage, I think if not all then most rooms do have a bacony

A nice hotel with a batter inside than the out looking. It is very convenient to the train station, only one minute walking and also very close to the old town center, 5 minute walking to the old commercial town gate where several nice restaurants are.

My stay at Urban Hotel da Estação was mixed. Starting with the positive, the staff are friendly and accommodating, the breakfast was good and there is onsite parking (always a bonus when travelling by car). The building is well located, it is outside of the historical centre, but only a 5-10min walk to the main tourist area and just across the street from the train station. The rooms and the bed linens were clean--but the rooms are where the downfall of this hotel begin. First the hotel is older (not in a historic way) and carpet was installed. The carpets are disgusting both in the rooms and in the hallways; they have that horrible musty dirty smell that can only be removed by removing the carpet. The AC is also woefully inadequate; on our first night there we had to move rooms in the middle of night due to the AC not cooling the room. We were put into a smaller room on the backside of building, which allowed the AC to be more efficient (when needed) and we were able to open the patio door on cooler nights (which also helped with the carpet smell). The rooms and bathrooms are a decent size however the furnishings are in need of updating. I believe the hotel is pending some renovations and hopefully the needed improvements will happen because this hotel has potential. Overall, if you are looking for a reasonably priced and centrally located hotel in Braga, just need a place to lay your head and are able to set aside some discomforts, this hotel may be a good option.