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Faro is a tiny city and lovely for a few days to enjoy local cuisine and sites. Not much to do, but for a very good price the train station takes you to Lagos where there's much more to see and do.
Muy poco para visitar. Las fotos en internet muestran una ciudad atractiva, pero no son cosas que encuentras en la ciudad de Faro sino en los alrededores. Lo más interesante fue la feria ( juegos y comida). Toda la gente de la ciudad parecía estar ahí. De haberlo sabido antes, no hubiera visitado Faro. Hay muchas otras ciudades muy lindas en Portugal.
Faro was our last stop on a two week vacation in Portugal that began in Porto and the Douro Valley, with several days in Lisbon. i think two days in Faro would be plenty of time to see everything. The waterfront area is a lagoon and isn't particularly attractive. If you're planning a stay at the beach, Faro would be a good stopping off point before going to one of the beach towns along the Algarve.
Very warm people (I had 2 people literally take time out of their path to walk me to locations I was very confused in finding,) The restaurant recommended by the hostel was outstanding. The nightlife was tops---went late on a Thursday in the very beautiful city center.
The town was not overstuffed with tourists and vendors on the street so you really get the chance to see the buildings and the streets as they are, and it is quiet. The downside was that it’s a bit dirty and ruiny.
The people aren't as friendly here as they were in other places in Portugal. Tourists are a nuisance to the locals which is evidenced in the customer service. We went to the tourist information center and had the good fortune to attend a guitar recital by Joao Cano ( sorry about the spelling). He was FABULOUS and clearly explained Fado music. This made our trip to Faro redeeming.
“It's really close to the city center. And it was super cheap compared to other hotels in Faro.”
“The location was in the center and everything was a short walk. The staff was friendly and very helpful. It was an excellent value. I'm recommending it to my friends and everyone else who plans a trip to Faro.”
“I booked a bed at Hostel 33 just a few hours ahead because my plan changed and I needed a place to stay at for the night in Faro. It was good that there were beds available, so it is an option for a spontaneous booking. The hostel had a great rooftop terrace to socialize. The staff are kind and helpful, they work hard to welcome/take care of the guests. Happy to having met the girls working there :-) ”
“I typically don't leave reviews, but the service at the Luxury Beach House was one of a kind!!! Not only was the hotel beautiful, comfortable and very well located on the beach, but each staff member was kinder than the next. They definitely demonstrated excellence in service!”
“We have stayed in the hotel previously when we have been returning from holiday prior to returning to the airport.The hotel is spotless, the staff are excellent, the restaurant is superb, and on our last stay we were upgraded to a junior suite. The hotel is top class and we have recommended it to our friends if they are staying in Faro.It really contributes to the holiday experience.”
