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"was wonderful, great location, the sauna is so nice at the end of the day. The location is great and wonderful breakfast and restraint is great. Loved this hotel!"

"Comfy bed great room near town and good bar"

"Lovely accommodations, terrific staff, first rate breakfast!"

"This was a lovely hotel in a perfect location. The staff was great. The room was super comfortable and quiet. It was ideal for my trip."

"Easy walk into town and to see all the sites. Evora is a lovely place to visit."

"The hotel is charming. Our room was large, clean and comfortably appointed. It had a mini-frig which was very convenient. Breakfast is cooked to order as well as a nice cold breakfast buffet. Staff is very friendly and helpful, offering suggestions/recommendations when requested. The hotel is conveniently situated right inside the wall and a great price/value. We would definitely stay here again."

"Many thanks to the staff for their kind attention. The property itself was impeccable. Highly recommend this place."

"Excellent place to stay. Beautiful location and large room"

"Overall, property is great. But we rented a car and it was impossible for us to go through the narrow road at Sharp 90° turn to get to the hotel to unload our luggage. So we had to find a public parking lot where we could park the car overnight, which was another fiasco was more parking lots catered to the residence around them and had very limited overnight parking. We had to do many loops around the inner cities going from parking lot to parking lot until we found one took us over an hour just to find parking. Since we had luggage and it was too far for us to drag the luggage on the cobblestone roads, we had to take an Uber that could get us close to the hotel.. the Uber had the same issue as it could not drop us to front of the hotel because of the narrow 90° sharp turn. There is parking on the main street close to the hotel however it just depends on your luck if you find anything there because that’s what the patron of the local shops along that street use."