Hotels near Museum of Sacred Arts

"We stayed at the Sao Lourenco do Barrocal in November and it was the highlight of our trip. From the moment we arrived we were met with incredible concierge service to help plan our weekend and show us our incredible suite. We did a winemaking tour and class along with an olive oil making and class as well as Pilates and all three were great! I am blanking on the instructor names but each were incredibly knowledgeable and we felt spoiled each leg. The food in the restaurant was also incredible. The dinner was great, but the breakfast was equally as impressive. 10/10 would recccomend! "

"Beautiful hotel in beautiful Alentejo Portugal. Must see . Awesome fresh breakfast. Must try the home made jams from the chef herself. "

"The rooms were nice and quiet. The reception closes early, so you may need to call to get in."

"Lovely large clean room. The staff were very helpful and the breakfast was good."

"The staff at this location were extremely helpful and communicated quickly. We had lost luggage to be delivered by the airline prior to our arrival at the hotel. The location responded to us immediately on all our emails. Their help put us at ease"

"Nice"

"Precious place and people! A real gem in a unique setting. Lots of good cycling, hiking, and exploring to do in the area. Loved our stay! Obrigada!"

"Very pleasant surprise. The Quinta was purchased by a well-off German back in 2017. He seem to have made it his pet project. Spared no expense to make it a top-notch retreat. The suite we stayed in was originally a horse stable that was turned into a super modern, large place with the help of some leading Lisbon design firm, while keeping some of it’s original features. It is staffed by super nice and helpful locals and is very well managed in all respects. Restaurant was excellent as well. Only regret is we didn’t stay for longer. Excellent place to relax for a few days or use as base for touring the area."

"Very healthy."