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"Beautiful place! View of vineyards each morning was spectacular. Filipe Was an excellent host. He waited up for us to check in. We were lost and he guided us to the vila. Beautiful area."

"A casa é espectacular. Está muito bem decorada e melhor equipada. O acolhimento do proprietário foi excelente e ainda nos ajudou a escolher o melhor restaurante para irmos almoçar, mesmo já fora de horas, já que apenas estivemos disponiveis para almoçar já passava das 15h."

"Or stay was perfect. From the rainbow over the Douro in the morning to the nice sunsets. Made ourselves a little piri-piri chicken in the bbq. Staff from local Mercado were super friendly."

"Beautiful, peaceful, relaxing stay. Property is wonderful, staff superb, wine and food a joy. You will not be disappointed."

"This is a superbly appointed house in a great rural area, but close to all amenities. The owner is gracious and accommodating. I could not give more than 5 stars in this review, but would do so if possible. A delightful experience. Thank you Antonio. "

"Beautiful surroundings! Friendly family-owned property. I had a great time!"

"Great place. Room was just a bit small, otherwise very friendly helpful staff. Quaint, clean and pleasing decor."

"Beautifully renovated house that is a lovely, 200 year old property. Staff are attentive and breakfast was great. Site owners helpful and gracious. Dr. Ricky S. Stern"

"Our house was literally at the foot of a vineyard...a spectacular setting and a beautiful drive from Porto. The house was beautiful, clean, nicely decorated and had a nice patio to enjoy the beautiful weather we had. The wine tasting room was just a staircase away. Our host who gave us the tasting was amazing. She spent a lot of time with us, getting to know us, telling stories and listening to ours. The wine and port were delicious! She also gave us a tip on a stop along our planned route the...

"My wife and I celebrated our 25 year wedding anniversary at the Quinta. It's location made it convenient to visit local museums, wineries and Churches. The location also allowed us to explore many nearby small towns for amazing meals and to meet lovely people. Porto is only ~1.4hrs by tollway, which is 90% of the travel. We highly recommend taking the train, just across the Douro in Régua, out to Pocinho for a relaxing lunch and walk around the quaint town before returning. The railway view...