One night to go to Golega feria

Quirky estate with lovely grounds and a gracious host.

Absolutely fantastic place to stay. Such an interesting hotel with a great host. Definitely recommend.

Verry good. Excellent acomodation and very simpaty off all.

Lovely property and a kind and attentive host who helped us with excellent recommendations for restaurants and sightseeing.

Super spot. We travelled as family with 2 small kids and everything was great. Self contained acccommodation, with terrace. Kids loved feeding the donkeys. The owner is very welcoming and has some super restaurant and sight seeing tips. Very relaxed vibe and we loved it.

The Quinta da Alcaidaria-Mór hotel is a splendid 17th century property with cottages and surrounding grounds.On arrival at the hotel we were welcomed by the property owner with Scuby the family dog and were provided with a description of the hotel facilities and attractions in the area.We stayed in a charming cottage adjacent to the main house which was equipped with self-catering facilities and wood burning heater. The view from our cottage was of a paddock with donkeys and sheep.We visited the 12th century Ourem castle and had drinks in a delightful cafe in the nearby village.We had an excellent evening meal in the Botega restaurant in Ourem and a splendid breakfast in the hotel. During breakfast we met some other very interesting hotel guests who had dined in the hotel the previous evening. They clearly had much enjoyed their dinner. After hearing about the dinner provided in the hotel, we questioned the need to travel to eat elsewhere. In summary, we had an extremely enjoyable stay at the hotel.

The Quinta da Alcaidaria-Mór hotel is a splendid 17th century property with cottages and surrounding grounds. On arrival at the hotel we were welcomed by the property owner with Scuby the family dog and were provided with a description of the hotel facilities and attractions in the area. We stayed in a charming cottage adjacent to the main house which was equipped with self-catering facilities and wood burning heater. The view from our cottage was of a paddock with donkeys and sheep. We visited the 12th century Ourem castle and had drinks in a delightful cafe in the nearby village. We had an excellent evening meal in the Botega restaurant in Ourem and a splendid breakfast in the hotel. During breakfast we met some other very interesting hotel guests who had dined in the hotel the previous evening. They clearly had much enjoyed their dinner. After hearing about the dinner provided in the hotel, we questioned the need to travel to eat elsewhere. In summary, we had an extremely enjoyable stay at the hotel.