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Troia is a great place to enjoy almost year round beach and country relaxation. Eating can be excelent down the Peninsula, though prices are becoming too high, and second level places are not as good as they should be by Portuguese cuisine levels - get on the ferry and enjoy great fish in Setubal for a pair of meals. Avoid Troia Residence, by The Editorym Ácala Apartments. Lousy price/quality relation. A spacious and well conserved apartment with poor help form the desk (not ansereing phone; late or no action when requested). Absolutely noisy from 7pm to 1am. Tricky air conditioning. Awful 3rd bed requested and paid for an adullt. Kitchenware reduced to absolute minimum, no broom, and no equipment to dry towels and clothes, though there's a specific balcony.

We discovered this is a resort season and most of the area and buildings are empty/closed in offseason, which apparently mid-October is. Our apartment, F31, was in very poor condition in terms of maintenance. For example the tv, Wi-Fi, security shutters, lock to balcony, shower water pressure were all non functioning. There is a longer list the the building (which was empty except for us) maintenance man now has. He expressed frustration that housekeeping had not made him aware. The apartment is cute, and had it functioned properly, would have been ok. As it was, we left, forfeiting the room fee. Reception told us they felt bad but that only Booking.com could issue a refund. We are now waiting 3 days for a response.

Lovely and peaceful. Great for sea activities, walking and cycling. Maybe a bit too quite for some but there is always Setubal just a short ferry crossing away. Great restaurants in Troia and also in Comporta.

Troia has a fantastic beach. Incredible facilities and a great natural environment where the whole resort is integrated. A bit too family oriented for my taste, depending on what hotel or apartment you stayed in. This place is very quiet and peaceful off season, but much more lively in the Summer months. Needs a nightclub desperately! I also love that Troia is so close to the great trendy village of Comporta and the fabulous beaches of Melides and beyond.

We loved the lime green car ferry trip as the start to exploring Troia. The harbour front was good for eating out, and Comporta for it's relaxed Ibiza vibe. The beaches were glorious but of course the Atlantic Ocean was freezing!

Very calm and relaxing, never ending beach, walking circuits, excellent for a relaxing weekend or vacation. Restaurants a bit crowdy but not too expensive and good seafood available. Only the cement plan across the river estuary doesn't look good on the photos, but you just have to ignore it.