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What Guests Said About Setúbal:
Karl
Spain
10
Setubal is a nice Portuguese coast town, with a great fish...
Setubal is a nice Portuguese coast town, with a great fish market and many nice small restaurants who serves you really great dishes, especially fish dishes are superb. Its cheap to get around and have some cool, nice days with your loved one.
Yvonne
Netherlands
10
We went with the ferry to the peninsula Troia (cais sul).
We went with the ferry to the peninsula Troia (cais sul). Beautiful beaches on the west side. Also on the mainland you can find nice beaches very near to Setubal.
The fact that Setubal has several harbours makes it ia lively place. The city has an interesting shopping centre and there are plenty of restaurants. We had a very good experience at a Brazilian restaurant: "Silvana"
Eugen
United States of America
8.0
Not on the tourist circuit, it's more of an industrial...
Not on the tourist circuit, it's more of an industrial city but I also enjoyed that about it. Lot's of beautiful sights, beaches close to the city. A functioning fishing harbor with 5 minutes from the hotel. The Hotel is centrally located with an amazing pizzeria one block away called Kefish
Anonymous
United States of America
4.0
A disappointment.
Setubal struck us as a generally uninteresting and not very attractive city. The pedestrian area is marred by many closed down businesses and shops and plenty of unappealing graffiti. We walked along the river to the fishing boat area - OK only.
We enjoyed our dinner at the Museum Restaurant and would recommend a visit there.
We enjoyed other cities in Portugal so much more and would recommend giving Setubal "a miss".
Sila A.
Turkey
10
A cosy town with amazing beaches and fish restaurants
It's a very cosy town with amazing fish restaurants and it is just near Arrabida where there are many amazing beaches. The nature is quite fascinating and it's an amazing experience to bike around the town and Arrabida in the mountains and on the coast.
Anonymous
Netherlands
8.0
Good base for local golf (Montado, Troia and Quinta do Peru)...
Good base for local golf (Montado, Troia and Quinta do Peru) with great local scenery (Arrabida National Park). Close to Azeitão and the José Maria de Fonseca winery which is very well worth a visit. There is enough to visit and see around Setúbal and with a car day trips to Évora, Reguengos de Monsaraz and Elvas are recommended.
A lot of the car parking in Setúbal is paid now, which is a pity although closer to the sea front on street parking is free but unpleasant because of the men who "help" you find a parking spot and expect, if not demand payment.
My highlight for eating is restaurant Antóniu’s, Rua Trabalhadores do Mar, 31-33
PT-2900-632 Setúbal, great fresh seafood where the locals are to be found.
“Flexible and friendly staff, moved us to another room on request and no problem to have our kids at no charge at the room.
Hotel and surroundings are historic, nice swimming pool and nearby town of Azeitao.”
“Basic hotel with clean rooms. Good location if you arrive with own car, free parking just outside and no need to drive into the small streets of the city center (20 min walk from hotel). Family rooms with great price for 2 adults and 2 children. Small children play area near reception”
“The owner was gracious and warm and welcoming, the views were poetic, the room charming, the bed linens crisp and luxurious and the bed like a cloud, super modern stylish bathroom(very spacious but could use a small table or shelf for cosmetics etc.) A patrician estate being lovingly and sensitively restored but not ruined by too much polish.”
“Not a room as we expected but a suite, so very spacious. Facilities good, though it was cool and the room was cold. I liked the location of the room, no good view of the golf course but shaded from the direct sun and looked beautiful.”
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