Hotels With Swimming Pools in Beja District, Portugal

Apartment-style hotel, no washing machine, all facilities are a bit outdated. The service staff are very enthusiastic, the environment is good, and it is very close to the beach. It is a good place to watch the sunrise and sunset. The nearby town is worth visiting

This conversion from a convent has been superbly done, and the result is an elegant hotel full of character and charm. The attractive front facade doesn’t mislead, nor does the wonderful courtyard at the rear which is a great place for a drink. The interior and our room were in keeping with the external impression, and were both comfortable and interesting. There is a tranquil and welcoming ambience, helped by the very personable and professional team. We had a very good breakfast, and the bar was reasonably priced - there are a lot of really nice communal areas for a relaxing drink especially in the corridors overlooking the courtyard. The location is quiet but convenient, all in all a lovely hotel.

At any decent quality hotel we expect to have a good night's rest. Certainly in a 4-star (****) hotel. Unfortunately, this was not the case in this hotel. We have gotten a room at the very east side of the building (opposite side from the reception) and got 'entertained' by a loudly, noisy air-condition type of sound, all night long. It was even not from any neighbouring room, it definitely came from the far east side of the building. Not to mention the overall quality of the room and the furniture, which couldn't pass the 3-star bar.

We had deliberately chosen to make a smaller hotel as the end / last stop of our trip to Portugal. Maybe the contrast to the other hotels before it was too big, but we cannot join 100% of the other reviews. We were quite late - at 18:00 - and were therefore a little exhausted. The way there is adventured (and this information is urgently on the homepage!!). We were happy that we had a mini SUV as rental car, but when it rains there is probably not feasible the street. Specifically in the evening it became even more difficult. And yes you have to keep driving off again in the evening because you've been completely divorced and the first rooms in Millefort are (about 15 min.). We were welcomed by a very nice lady and have tried to understand with a few English brocks. Login was then via mobile phone and a colleague in one of the other hotels. The first impression of the room - clean, but it smells muffy. The outer area slightly down (table broken, the wall broken). The bathroom is very old and the bathtub is flack. There is no air conditioning, but only a ventilator. The large refrigerator is browning in front of itself. When we go to sleep, we noticed that the double bed is not only uncomfortable but also very small. According to estimates, the bed is 1.40 x 1.90. The single bed for our daughter was much longer. Beside it called up to about midnight a dog. So sleep quality is rather poor. Breakfast next day is familiar and has tasted well. The possibility of pressing orange juice itself was especially great for our daughter. Unfortunately, it wasn't all that great experience in all and we wouldn't do it again!

This is a very good hotel, ideal for a weekend break and especially if you want to be near to the beautiful Guardiana river. We travelled up the Portuguese side and visited Mertola which was, to be honest, a bit underwhelming but as the road gave way to the Alentejo countryside, appreciation was lifted. The hotel was easy to locate, impressive even in the mist and gentle rain and we felt instantly that it wa a good choice. The reception was warm and friendly and our room was substantial with all facilities, very clean and well prepared and had a lovely view over the swimming pool. The observatory was under modification; the games room in the Library was good to have even though it was quite cold. We did arrive on a Sunday night - the restaurant was open with an understandably limited menu. One of us is a no-fish vegetarian and so it is our fault that there was nothing we could sit down to and we could find nothing open in the village. But it was our fault. Should have rung ahead. We would happily visit again. Breakfast was extensive and good but, other than pancakes, nothing hot.

The hotel, and its twin, are in a good location overlooking the river. It has a functional feel, it could perhaps do with some more colour, but our room was large and comfortable - and had a huge terrace with expansive views. We had a good breakfast, and an excellent outside bar features in the communal area bridging the hotel with its neighbour the Museu.

Defeitos: barulho do ar condicionado do quarto 2, pois a ventoinha está na varanda do quarto 3 (era o nosso) e está solto no chão Deixo uma dica, colocar uma toalha por baixo. Longe do centro/praias (cerca de 2 a 3km), obriga a levar sempre o carro. De resto foi top, piscina muito boa.

Location is good if you travel by car because of free parking and it's 15-20 min walking to the town center (3-5 min by car). The room was quite big and in pretty good conditions. But there weren't some amenities you expect in a 4 star hotel like slippers, bathrobe or kettle/coffeemaker. Bed and pillows were good. Buffet breakfast was typical (cheeses, hams, eggs, cereals, pastries, fruits) except for lack of vegetables. If you don't want to have an unexpected visit of a housemaid at 9-10 o'clock in the morning (without _any_ warnings like knocking on door or questions) use ”do not disturb” sign!

Apartment-style hotel, no washing machine, all facilities are a bit outdated. The service staff are very enthusiastic, the environment is good, and it is very close to the beach. It is a good place to watch the sunrise and sunset. The nearby town is worth visiting

At any decent quality hotel we expect to have a good night's rest. Certainly in a 4-star (****) hotel. Unfortunately, this was not the case in this hotel. We have gotten a room at the very east side of the building (opposite side from the reception) and got 'entertained' by a loudly, noisy air-condition type of sound, all night long. It was even not from any neighbouring room, it definitely came from the far east side of the building. Not to mention the overall quality of the room and the furniture, which couldn't pass the 3-star bar.

We had deliberately chosen to make a smaller hotel as the end / last stop of our trip to Portugal. Maybe the contrast to the other hotels before it was too big, but we cannot join 100% of the other reviews. We were quite late - at 18:00 - and were therefore a little exhausted. The way there is adventured (and this information is urgently on the homepage!!). We were happy that we had a mini SUV as rental car, but when it rains there is probably not feasible the street. Specifically in the evening it became even more difficult. And yes you have to keep driving off again in the evening because you've been completely divorced and the first rooms in Millefort are (about 15 min.). We were welcomed by a very nice lady and have tried to understand with a few English brocks. Login was then via mobile phone and a colleague in one of the other hotels. The first impression of the room - clean, but it smells muffy. The outer area slightly down (table broken, the wall broken). The bathroom is very old and the bathtub is flack. There is no air conditioning, but only a ventilator. The large refrigerator is browning in front of itself. When we go to sleep, we noticed that the double bed is not only uncomfortable but also very small. According to estimates, the bed is 1.40 x 1.90. The single bed for our daughter was much longer. Beside it called up to about midnight a dog. So sleep quality is rather poor. Breakfast next day is familiar and has tasted well. The possibility of pressing orange juice itself was especially great for our daughter. Unfortunately, it wasn't all that great experience in all and we wouldn't do it again!

Defeitos: barulho do ar condicionado do quarto 2, pois a ventoinha está na varanda do quarto 3 (era o nosso) e está solto no chão Deixo uma dica, colocar uma toalha por baixo. Longe do centro/praias (cerca de 2 a 3km), obriga a levar sempre o carro. De resto foi top, piscina muito boa.

Check-in - - - good luck. The two addresses for checking in took us on a frustrating hour and a half journey. First to a closed up office in town. I was lucky to run into a nice local resident who helped me find the second address I was given. This took me to a beach restaurant. The manager there directed me to a hotel about a kilometre away where check-in was completed. When I told them about the address problems, they said it was because we booked through a third party - - - I said that they need to communicate with the third party better if they are allowing them to book their rooms. Whatever - - - just give me my key. With check-in complete, we drove to the accommodation. Poor directions from the hotel but we found our way to a pot-hole ridden gravel road down a steep embankment. We almost turned around as we were unsure if it was the correct road. Finally, the room. It was clean, but felt ”old”. Nothing updated except the windows - - - old kitchen, old bathroom, old bedrooms. Mediocre at best. This place could be ”so much more” with its location.

We arrived in Odemira without a place to stay and rang up the Quinta, where Antonio was so welcoming and gave us directions to the farm, 2 km outside of town. Love and respect are clearly the foundation of this family enterprise. Antonio and Teresa are both lovely and constantly helpful with restaurant suggestions and reservations, special needs, hiking recommendations. They aim to make your stay special and unforgettable. The room was comfortable and spacious, and the facilities were wonderful—the beautiful salt water pool was a special treat. It was fun to explore the farm and grounds and to meet the three-week-old donkey. The breakfast buffet, included in the room rate, is exceptional—particularly the homemade jams and preserves, local cheeses, and fresh-baked cakes, not to mention eggs cooked to order. I’m sure we gained weight. After a month of touring Portugal’s cities and towns, our relaxing stay in this beautiful and warm environment was the perfect ending to our trip.

Apartment-style hotel, no washing machine, all facilities are a bit outdated. The service staff are very enthusiastic, the environment is good, and it is very close to the beach. It is a good place to watch the sunrise and sunset. The nearby town is worth visiting

At any decent quality hotel we expect to have a good night's rest. Certainly in a 4-star (****) hotel. Unfortunately, this was not the case in this hotel. We have gotten a room at the very east side of the building (opposite side from the reception) and got 'entertained' by a loudly, noisy air-condition type of sound, all night long. It was even not from any neighbouring room, it definitely came from the far east side of the building. Not to mention the overall quality of the room and the furniture, which couldn't pass the 3-star bar.

Defeitos: barulho do ar condicionado do quarto 2, pois a ventoinha está na varanda do quarto 3 (era o nosso) e está solto no chão Deixo uma dica, colocar uma toalha por baixo. Longe do centro/praias (cerca de 2 a 3km), obriga a levar sempre o carro. De resto foi top, piscina muito boa.

Check-in - - - good luck. The two addresses for checking in took us on a frustrating hour and a half journey. First to a closed up office in town. I was lucky to run into a nice local resident who helped me find the second address I was given. This took me to a beach restaurant. The manager there directed me to a hotel about a kilometre away where check-in was completed. When I told them about the address problems, they said it was because we booked through a third party - - - I said that they need to communicate with the third party better if they are allowing them to book their rooms. Whatever - - - just give me my key. With check-in complete, we drove to the accommodation. Poor directions from the hotel but we found our way to a pot-hole ridden gravel road down a steep embankment. We almost turned around as we were unsure if it was the correct road. Finally, the room. It was clean, but felt ”old”. Nothing updated except the windows - - - old kitchen, old bathroom, old bedrooms. Mediocre at best. This place could be ”so much more” with its location.

The tranquil area, just a few minutes from the center and the beach. A pleasant, comfortable room and very friendly staff. I recommend!

This conversion from a convent has been superbly done, and the result is an elegant hotel full of character and charm. The attractive front facade doesn’t mislead, nor does the wonderful courtyard at the rear which is a great place for a drink. The interior and our room were in keeping with the external impression, and were both comfortable and interesting. There is a tranquil and welcoming ambience, helped by the very personable and professional team. We had a very good breakfast, and the bar was reasonably priced - there are a lot of really nice communal areas for a relaxing drink especially in the corridors overlooking the courtyard. The location is quiet but convenient, all in all a lovely hotel.