Best Ucanha Hotels

We had a good stay here, for the most part. The staff was lovely, unfailingly helpful and courteous. We did not have a balcony in the room, so it was a bit darker than we like, but otherwise pleasant. Comfortable bed and bath, but no WiFi in the room. Other amenities were a sauna, which I couldn’t get to be hot, an indoor pool and an extensive outdoor pool that was very refreshing. The restaurant had a decent brunch- only had dinner once as there were other places we wanted to try. One morning we made a reservation to tour the nearby caves - that was a delightful tour, different from the other production wineries we visited. Ucanha is also an interesting town with Roman architecture.

Our stay at the Holy Fathers' Field has exceeded our expectations! We feel at home! We were installed in the only available room - the Vine room, a very comfortable room, with a small balcony that allowed relaxing at the end of the afternoon, packed by the sound of the birds and the waters of the Warosa river. We had enjoyed a long and nice lunch, but we wanted to try Lina's kitchen, and the dinner was very good, and I highlight careful service, ambient music and cozy room. The spa values the space and the fact that it can only be used by marking has made us happy, allowing the enjoyment of it in a more intimate and relaxed way. The swimming pool over the nature invites sunbaths with a few arms. The farm has a small capillain, old-time resquiz ... Society games, billiard table, mattresses and bikes are some of the free options available to guests. It should be noted that the Quinta is located next to the Millennium Road of Monges, a 41 km walkway that connects the Durian Countys of Lamego and Tarouca, between built heritage and vineyards. It will certainly be one of our next challenges! However, our greatest reason to return to this place where we were very welcomed by everyone is the hospitality of the host, Lina, an elegant, entrepreneurial woman with an inspiring presence and a very special brightness - a true Queen! The breakfast room was broken (a very complete and supplied breakfast with quality products from the region itself) to give us good days and welcome and we feel very soon a particular admiration. The sharing that happened on that day filled our hearts and engaged our souls. We are extremely grateful. We will return!

The hotel is a 5* hotel quality. From comfort, food, cleaning and service. This is especially for the children of the reception and service in the pool. Super good water and the comfort that is located in the hotel is to be grateful.

Charming hotel in Portuguese wine country. The big advantage to this hotel (over the wine quintas and some other lovely looking hotels on the outskirts) is that this place is right in the middle of town - within easy walking distance of the Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios and other historic sights. So, when you've finished going port wine tasting all day (very nearby, but you really need a car for the gorgeous drive along the Douro and up and down the hills to tasting sites and quintas) you have a beautiful, historic town to walk around. The stand at the Castelo Signature was amazing - can't say enough about how helpful they were. VERY affordable, even the room we got with a terrace overlooking the town and the Sanctuary. Rooms lovely, not luxurious but very nice. Bathrobes and slippers. They have an on-site little cafe/bar, with an outdoor area as well by the pool. There's a spa area that looked nice when we were shown it, but we were too busy wine-tasting to use it. The free breakfast is amazing; they made us omelets and there were great pasties, breads, meats, cheeses, fruits, etc. The BEST thing about this hotel is arguably the restaurant, which I wold not be surprised to earn a Michelin star one day. My husband had the veal kebab and rice; I had a shrimp risotto that was spectacular. Incredibly, with this gourmet meal, including dessert and a bottle of one of the nicer wins, was just 76 Euros. One last thing - Lamego is an overlooked gem in the region. People stay at quintas, which are nice but limiting, or maybe in Paso de Regua or Pinhao (absolutely nothing to do, nowhere special to eat). Or they day-trip from Porto. Lamego is worth a trip on its own, and you then can be more leisurely about your wine-tasting expeditions. I firmly believe the Douro valley will be Tuscany in a decade, and Lamego will be at the center of it.

The stay exceeded our expectations! Wonderful place, service and food! The room was clean and tidy, with a view and very cozy. Fresh apples available in the room and water was a lovely addition. Swimming pool and parking slot available. And last but not least the breakfast and dinner - deserves more than 10 stars! Thanks a lot! Evgeniya