Hotel terbaik di São Pedro e São Tiago

The hotel is nice enough but don’t expect too much. Our room (205) was spacious and had a lovely terrace with some very poor choice of furniture making the terrace rather an uninviting area. Our room was not cleaned properly - there were bits and spots on the carpet, and plenty of hair from previous guests in the bathroom that one could start making up a wig. The condition of maintenance of the room was lacking too and no thought seems to have been put into how to make the stay more practical ( no USB ports, no sockets near the bed to charge mobile phones, etc) The hotel has potential but it feels like the management ‘just doesn’t care’ that much. Fire doors were kept open on the first floor. Basic breakfast in terms of choice but a real positive: an espresso machine which made proper coffee. Sound insulation in the room was pretty poor too - you just have to hope for quiet neighbours.

Easy to find as it is on the left side of the N9 main road from Torres Vedras in Gibraltar, & well signed. Good location for visiting the Lines of Torres Vedras, in fact you can see the River Sizandro - which was incorporated into the Lines by causing it to flood. Good parking near the rooms. The main gate is locked at night, but you will be given a code to open it. Good friendly reception staff, able to make good local recommendations and provide a street map. Good breakfast, nice coffee, range of fruit juices. Fresh croissants. Clean airy room - nice & quiet. Small but quiet swimming pool. It appears to be a popular hotel as it is full.

Excelente hotel. Ótimas condições e decoração. Todos os serviços funcionaram na perfeição, desde o spa, a piscina, o buffet e os restaurantes de que dispõem. Os quartos são ótimos e grandes, e com bela vista.

We arrived on Saturday, ready for a week in paradise. By Sunday, the villa had transformed into a live set for Attack of the Flies—200+ swarming the kitchen, living room, floors, sofas, and even the bedrooms. Nothing says “relaxing getaway” like playing fly assassin at 1 am and still waking up to find your room crawling with survivors. We get it: sometimes nature has other plans. What we don’t get is how the hotel staff’s solution was to hand us some spray cans and a shrug. Their “excuse”? Fertilized crops nearby. When we pointed out that the hotel itself was blissfully fly-free, they admitted it gets regular treatments. Villas, however, are apparently left to fend for themselves. They even let it slip that this particular villa is known to have fly problems. So why no effort to help? They flat-out refused to visit the villa or offer anything beyond, “Here’s some spray. Good luck.” Here’s the kicker: it wasn’t the flies that made us leave early—it was the lack of service. A good hotel or reputable villa rental company steps in when guests need help. Here, the staff showed zero interest in ensuring we felt comfortable. The villa was left entirely to us, including cleaning up after a problem we didn’t create, and still had to pack up and go because being completely ignored isn’t what we signed up for. To add insult to injury, when we politely informed the owner, their response was to assume we left the villa in chaos. They even suggested the mess was our fault, making wild claims about food stains and dirty dishes in rooms we never used for eating. Sure, blame your paying guests instead of acknowledging the real problem. This wasn’t just disappointing - it was infuriating. This could have been paradise, but bad management turned it into anything but. A stunning villa with terrible management is worse than no villa at all. Service matters—and here, there wasn’t any.