Hotel Lis Batalha & Restaurante Vintage

It is rather an older hotel which is not in the best condition. But it has a good location right next to the monastery. The lady at reception is also very nice. Just the room service is shit, there is always new water from a bottle which is actually good but today the water from the bottle was normal Hanen water and now I have stomach pains

Good hotel located right across from the monastery. The rooms are very clean, spacious, and elegant, and the breakfast buffet included is excellent. There isn’t much to see in the area besides the monastery, so it can be a great place to stay overnight while continuing your journey through Portugal.

I am confused by all the great reviews as this hotel seems to live on old fame, as we say. The rooms were small but okay, the breakfast was really disappointing and definitely not fit for a 4 star hotel. The staff was generally nice sans one employee, who definitely didn’t provide 4 star hotel service. The only pro is the central location-might as well be sleeping in the monastery.

I paid $87/night booking directly with the hotel. Accepts credit cards. Outstanding included buffet breakfast worth at least $15. Large room with space for everything. Minifridge. Wifi. Aircon. USB port to charge your phone. Big bathroom, great shower. Restaurant and bar on-site. Wonderful, English-speaking staff. Right next to the monastery. Walking distance to everything: ATM, restaurants, bus station, supermarkets. Hotel is excellent in every respect...

The sewerage system is bad. You get the smell coming through your rooms into the hallway. It's unbelievable this can be any star hotel. The breakfast is also v basic and minimal.

My wife and I loved the hotel. It wasn't too large but had all the amenities. The room view was beautiful of the statue and monastery and surrounding plaza. The breakfast area and restaurant had the same view with full glass walls. You can park your car at the hotel and walk the city easily as it is ideally located. All of the above are important, but what we always rate important is the people associated with the hotel. Margarida greeted us when we arrived, explained everything about the hotel, and showed us our room. She is a gem! We spent time chatting with Camilla and Goncalves (sp), hotel management, who went out of their way to make sure we were having a good stay and made us feel at home. We appreciated the opportunity to stay here and would stay again.

Pleasant hotel of which the greatest benefit is next to the famous monastery. Rooms smaller but comfortable. Service staff is a bit spotty. Young staff are very helpful and cheerful. Older ones are somewhat jaded and unhelpful. There are nice restaurants around the hotel including an all you can eat Chinese buffet. Walk around the monastery at night with the lights on.

Stayed here 2 years ago. This time we had the jacuzzi room, could do with some extra screening around terrace but it was truly amazing. Everything needed for romantic night away. Great staff super friendly. Will be back again some time for a third visit, super central to all eateries in Batalha.

This review is for the restaurant nearby the hotel: Mestre Afonso. Clams were salty. Shrimps were good. All of the dishes were of home-made quality, no skill involved. Taste was really mediocre. All appetizers offered were NOT complimentary (even though the wait for our entrée was around 20 minutes. Bread/olives/pâtés/butter were €1 - €2each!!!! Beware... it is unlike the North American style of freebie breads/butter. They will ask you without telling you that they are complimentary. Water included. We thought that they will be free! Good thing that tipping in Europe is unheard of and completely optional! This restaurant is in Batalha, Portugal. We stayed in the hotel (History Hotel) and it was classy, clean and modern.

For an American, this hotel is great. We paid 75 euros for a lovely room and the breakfast was great. Good coffee and plenty of options. It's right next to the monastery and Gothic church. The rooms were recently updated with nice wood paneling and new carpets. There was a nice man at the desk who spoke great English too. I highly recommend this spot. Not too much going on in Batalha, but a nice stopover nonetheless.