Schist Villages Hotel Guide - Hotels with Air Conditioning in Schist Villages, Portugal

"Very well maintained historic hotel. It's like going back to the 1930s. Staff super. Only a short walk from the main shopping street with many historic cafes."

"Lovely service upon check-in. Great location with fabulous restaurants, wonderful breakfast."

"Excellent breakfast and service. Very good bed comfort."

"The food at this hotel was absolutely 10/10. The service and every employee was 10/10. Everything about this hotel was 10/10. Eco friendly, helpful, comfortable, aesthetic, parking. I would definitely return. "

"Great place for a family visit or conference. My only complaint is thin walls, and much of the public, regardless of nationality, seems to have forgotten what it means to stay in a shared space while speaking in hushed tones. The people who work here are caring and kind, but hotel guests need some training. "

"A fabulous stay here by family of 3. Great room with king bed and a single bed for 16 year old. Fabulous decor and bathroom and in room air conditioning. The staff were amazing and alway happy, polite and willing to help I. Every way. Nice main pool with separate Childs shallow pool and a gym/spa area. Located on top of a large hill with excellent views over the surrounding countryside and only 5 minutes of the main motorway. Breakfast was included and excellent with hot/cold options, good selection of pastries and cereals with various juices/coffee etc etc. extremely happy with the stay, hotel and staff. Highly recommend staying here and we will be back as we have a large amount of family and friends in the area. "

"Clean and convenient "

"I had a great stay. Hotel is conveniently placed, very good price and excellent breakfast."

"Quinta das Lágrimas has such an important and interesting place in Portuguese history, which we enjoyed learning about during our stay. The old house and surrounding gardens are beautiful and romantic, even in the winter. Our room was in the spa wing, and it was large and comfortable, but the “Queen” bed was actually two twins pushed together (which is common in Europe), the shower flooded easily, and the bathroom door was extremely difficult to lock and unlock. As Canadians, we were also surprised to learn that we were not allowed to use the indoor pool without a swimming cap."