Hotels near Centro de Artes e Ofícios

"The ultimate escape to real luxury with genuinely fine people. I loved the restored 19th-century palace with very spacious and sleek bedrooms that opened up to individual, private patios fronted by lovely gardens and singing birds. The swimming pool was fresh water, and if you got chilly in the spring weather you could jump into the steam room or sauna. Views of the countryside from the terraces were spectacular. The cuisine was very well prepared, a good fusion of traditional Portuguese food with French gastronomic cuisine finesse. I do want to return to the Palacio, and it will be for a longer vacation here!"

"Hotel was imaculate and had all the amminities - water, kettle, various teas, fridge, air on . There were are automatic blackout blinds, heater tiles and decent breakfast (continental) . You will need either an uber or car to get to and from the town centres. But its like under £10 euros for a uber so hardly expensive esp compared to London. Local to the area was the roman ruins and the Palace grounds (I believe the actual Palace has been converted to a hotel). I find you can cover the town sqaure in half a day. It is a super quite neighbourhood. "