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"The hotel and staff were outstanding. It is situated in a car restricted zone that other cars cannot access but hotel guests can. This saved us lots of walking! "Best view in Sintra""

"Un peu à l’écart des attraits touristiques"

"We loved everything about the property. Will definitely stay there again."

"Great location"

"Our room was clean and nicely decorated. The bathroom was a narrow, hallway-style shape. Our knees touched the wall in front of us when sitting on the toilet. The room was slightly humid (end of April stay). The wifi did not work for me, but did off and on for other guests. The hotel was hard to find because there is no number “23” to mark the address. We missed the small plaque posted at the beginning of a stone wall/fence down below the yellow building. You walk up a driveway to the building once you see the plaque. We had a very good sleep because the town of Sintra is very quiet in the evenings after the day-trip tourists leave. We stayed on a Sunday and Monday night. No restaurants were open to serve dinner/food after 10 pm. Shops were closed evenings."

"Beautiful room and heated floor bathroom! Close to all tourist spots. Staff was amazing. We stored our luggage when we arrived and went to Quinto. The breakfast was the best in Sintra with the highlight freshly squeezed OJ. Highly recommended this hotel, we would stay here again. "

"Great spot. I was very comfortable and the place is close to so many shops and restaurants. It’s about a 15min walk to the city center."

"Reception had no staffs when we arrived around 4 PM, we had a hard time getting the luggage which we dropped off earlier. Fortunately a neighbour helped us to call and finally the problem was resolved."

"Beautiful hotel not far from the historic district, an easy walk to restaurants and the National Palace. Room was clean but a bit odd - we had a lovely terrace with nice seating and outdoor kitchen and shower. Shared the terrace with some peacocks. Breakfast was excellent and each evening there was wine and cheese on the hotel terrace. Area near the hotel was nicely maintained but the extensive gardens were in disrepair, presumably from the awful storms last January. Would be even better if the garden paths were open."