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"Awesome hotel. "

"Great hotel - the gardens are the highlight!"

"The hotel was great. The staff were helpful and friendly. The breakfast was basic, but adequate. You can eat the breakfast buffet or you can order off the limited menu. The room we stayed in was a 1 bedroom apartment with a small kitchen. It was clean and very functional. There is a grocery store next door so it was nice to have some food in the room. I would definitely come to this hotel again. "

"We stayed in this hotel in May of 2024. Very nice and convenient hotel. Close to restaurants and shops and also the sea. "

"We stayed at this hotel for 11 days for our 40th anniversary and the staff there were completely wonderful and helpful…. From guiding my husband in and out of the garage, to suggesting restaurants, or with any random question we had… no question was too much. They were always welcoming and polite. Breakfast was a special treat each morning and kept us full until dinner. We have no complaints that it was the same each day, as there was plenty to choose from. Once we got used to the closeness of the streets and the parking, we were good to go. Thank you Hotel do Colégio for a memorable anniversary!!! The Azores is beautiful, lush and memorable in every way."

"Great room with up-to-date features. Friendly and helpful staff. Amazing restaurant on-site. "

"The from desk staff was very kind and helpful. They spoke excellent English and were able to give many recommendations on area activities. "

"Good restaurant and friendly staff. "

"Architecturally very similar to a classic Canadian Motel, but upscaled by several degrees of magnitude. Really excellent breakfast options including local food which you will rapidly come to love. Very quiet as many of the ceilings and walls are covered in sound dampening cork. If you are driving (which I recommend outside of the city) this is a perfect home base for exploring the island. Very easy access to the highway and you won't need to drive through Ponta Delgada much which can be intimidating. It's "between" to lively districts so you're near the action but not in it. Next door is one of the main bakeries for the city and they open up in the middle of the night so a late night walk home ends with fresh pastry. Visit the local bar just 100m downhill for a great first taste of Ponta Delgada cafe culture."