Vila Real Santo Antonio Hotel Guide - Quinta de Cima Golf Course hotels in Vila Real Santo Antonio, Portugal.

"Great apartment. The location is perfect, a few minutes walk to bars and restaurants. The promenade is outside the door. The view is wonderful. Will be back. "

"Relaxing and chilled out experience. Restful "

"We spent 4 nights at Quinta dos Perfumes travelling as a same-sex couple. The staff were so lovely and welcoming and the accommodation was well-kept and comfortable. The hotel is set in beautiful orange groves, with breakfast overlooking the garden. Room was comfortable with good AC. Water available for guests in the lounge. The pool was a good size and set amongst the trees. The hotel is just back from the main road into Cabanas. They also hired out bikes for free, so you can cycle into the village to visit the beach or restaurants, which was excellent."

"This was a place of calm and tranquility a setting for pure relaxation and happiness "

"Parfait!! Que dire ? Les logements sont propres. Très pratique si on veut faire à manger sur place il y a déjà tout. Le plus c'est le transport gratuit jusqu'à la plage en bateau. La réception est accessible 24h/24 sans stress quand on doit arriver tard et partir tôt. Merci pour le séjour !! "

"Great clean apartment in a quite area Easy access for visiting other towns "

"From the moment we arrived at this beautifully elevated agriturismo in the heart of the Portuguese Alentejo, we were swept into a different rhythm—one that felt personal, civil, and unhurried, as if we were cherished guests at a friend’s traditional whitewashed farmhouse. The property itself is a vision: simple and elegant, with classic whitewashed walls that glow in the afternoon light and frame sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, from the rustic charm of the architecture to the serenity of the interiors—each space whispering comfort and quiet sophistication. Francisco was a true gem, anticipating our every need with warmth and grace. His attentiveness never felt intrusive—only kind, genuine, and full of care. And breakfast with Dina was nothing short of joyful. Her Brazilian sunshine smile lit up the mornings like the first light over the fields. It was as if we were waking not just to the day, but to life itself. What made our stay so extraordinary wasn’t just the beauty of the place, but the feeling it evoked: that rare sense of being truly welcomed. Everything felt so personal, so considered, and so soulfully Portuguese—with just the right touch of elevated ease. We left feeling restored, grateful, and already dreaming of our return."