Nice well maintained local hotel. Even though the staff didn’t speak English we have managed to check in rather late and get everything that we need.

Nothing bad.

The people working there were exceptional!

To be honest I don't know.

The breakfast was a standard "continental". Basically bread rolls with butter and jam and coffee. The lady that runs this place is wonderful and is very helpful. Our room was adequate. Bathroom was large and very good. Clean, fresh towels every day. The location is quiet and rural. Bird sounds drift through the window.

We had 2 single beds ( on request). As is typical in Portugal and Spain the beds were harder than we are used to ( Americans). We did sleep ok mostly. There were blankets we could use to soften the mattress. The location was what we expected but you needed a car to go anywhere. I'm not sure the orange juice was fresh - tasted more like "tang". But maybe it was our taste buds . We traveled very light but if you had a typical week's worth of clothes, 3 hangers in the closet would not have been enough, But you could probably ask for more.

Super lovely Host, Simple and clean rooms, for the price absolutely recommend.

perfect location for when we are visiting my husbands family in Lordelo.

clean, location, rustic charm and the lady/ manager is simply excellent.

The stuff excellent. But for this money 50 eu/day it would be the minimum slippers/café /tea in the room

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Beautiful place, comfortable beds, nice old stone building, that was very clean, the service was excellent,the lady at the reception was very friendly,welcoming, the breakfast was delicious.

We liked everything.

This was a great find, good location for what we needed. The lady who checked us in and gave us breakfast was lovely, friendly and kind. Breakfast consisted of bread rolls, brioche croissants, ham and cheese with coffee, orange juice, tea or chocolate milk. The lady was intuitive to our likes and dislikes. The room was very clean and was cleaned regularly. The location does require transport which we had so we had no issue. We ate out mainly in Paredes and Paco de Feirrera and found a variety of restaurants.