“Residencial Moeda. Um valor a mais para a baixa Coimbra.”
I liked the quick and straightforward check‑in, the easy access to the accommodation, including an elevator, which is important for everyone and especially for guests with reduced mobility. I appreciated the cost‑benefit ratio, the quiet room with all equipment working well, such as the shower, Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, cable channels, and all comfort items. A small but complete hotel. While staying in Baixa Coimbra, I was at Praça do Comércio and on 19 August, the Day of Cernache, there was the 39th edition of the Onion Fair, a centuries‑old event originally called the São Bartolomeu Fair, with a regional gastronomy and confectionery side present. I consider that fair a gift, exactly on the day I arrived, with folk dances, flutes, and concertinas, where we could dine and observe everything. The next morning, from Rua do Padrão we went to Salamanca; the hotel between those two points was vital to avoid any delay. I stayed only one night, which was insufficient to explore what Baixa Coimbra has to offer. Although it did not include a breakfast, a restaurant next to the hotel covered that detail.
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