Feel at Home - Largo do Paço

You are directly in the old town and as central as is possible! The apartment has a nice view as well. You wont need a car once you have settled in. Check out Maria Miguel downstairs, great little cafe for most casual dining

No aircon. This is a real problem that needs to get sorted out. Its too hot to sleep without the windows open, but they open up onto the street and its noisy on the street. In 35 degree heat, you need an aircon. Some coffee pods would have been nice for our first morning there.

Clean and spacious

Not having air conditioning. Also, often there was an exceptionally strong sewage smell in the bathroom and the hallway.

It was a wonderful location and everything was clean and perfect.the communication with Dianna was smooth and easy. It is a great place which I highly reccommend.

Overall pleasant experience and lovely. In tbe centre of the city and accessible for tourism and meeting local people.

The door into the apartment downstairs is such a hassle to open and lock. Can a keyless entry be done? Everytime I went out over the weekend or after hours it took me almost 10 to 15 minutes to lock and secure the door. The key is fiddly and the lock is difficult

Super nice and clean apartment in central Braga. Diana is a very kind host. Could ask her everything and she gave me good tipps for restaurants. Top place. Thank you.

This is a very nice small elegant apartment at the very center of Braga's old city, on Largo do Paço, on the 2nd floor in an old building, with a balcony overlooking the square. It consists of a living room/seating area (with a sofa and TV) from which the bedroom (with a double bed) is separated by a curtain. The kitchen (which is a hallway really) is further separated by a wall. It is quite well equipped, in particular there is a small espresso machine that uses coffee pods. The host is very kind and easy to interact with. The keys are in a lock box.

(The kitchen is very narrow, in particular the corner of the small table is really in the way. This is because of the constraints of the building (that has a very narrow facade), but with more careful planning a better use of the narrow space could have been achieved.)