Description
With a contemporary, minimalist décor, the 4-star Évora Olive Hotel offers accommodations in the heart of Évora and features free WiFi throughout.
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"Our stay at Evora Olive Hotel was a perfect stopover on the way back to the airport. Free parking in the hotel garage is certainly convenient, although a large free public parking site is located south..."
Description
Combining history and Alentejo tradition with a modern concept, the recently and fully refurbished The Noble House offers a central location in Évora old town, 2 minutes’ walking from the Roman Temple...
Review
"The location is superb. It was off the beaten path from the touristy part of town, but Évora is such a small town that you can get anywhere within 15 minutes. All of the staff was super friendly and helpful. It is a young, dynamic group! And, it was great that we were able to park in one of their 6 spots - completely worth the up charge since the public lot outside the city walls. The breakfast is great - a big choice of tasty options. The common areas are stunning, especially the terrace. The rooms are pleasant enough. On the small side and the beds are decent."
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In Troia, this 5-star hotel has a unique design and faces the Sado River Estuary. It features a casino, a spa and 2 outdoor swimming pools.
Review
"Free parking, excellent wifi all around the hotel."
Description
Housed in a 16th-century palace, this 5-star boutique hotel features a beautiful chapel and dome ceilings. Overlooking the aqueducts of Évora, it has an extensive spa with an outdoor pool.
Review
"Excellent location; attractive property with secure underground parking, beautiful grounds and pool. Efficient staff, good breakfast. Spacious room with oversized bed, comfortable chair and plenty of light...."
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Located within the walls of the Marvão Castle, at the top of the high village of Marvão, Dom Dinis Marvão features a rooftop terrace with a Jacuzzi® and panoramic views of the countryside below.
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Surrounded by 80 0 ft² of beautiful gardens, this 5-star hotel is 2.5 mi from Évora city center and housed in a renovated 15th-century convent. It offers a piano bar and free parking.
Description
Located just 1969 feet from the Capela dos Ossos, this hotel with 24-hour reception offers a rooftop bar and terrace overlooking historic Évora.
Review
"Nice and well decorated room.
Comfortable bed.
Awesome location.
Great service"
Description
With an ideal location inside the walls of the historic city of Évora, Albergaria Do Calvário is a 4-star hotel housed in a 16th-century olive oil mill. Free Wi-Fi is available.
Review
"Pretty property, great shower, firm bed, sitting areas inside and out, great staff."
Description
Featuring an outdoor pool, Royal Cocoa Company Palace offers accommodations in Montemor-o-Novo. The unit is in a chocolate factory, integrated into a palatial estate.
Review
"Likes:
• very hospital staff and owners
• family business
• great chocolate (made but he owners)
• hidden gem
• beautiful pool and view of the castle
• relaxed vibes
• delightful breakfast (delicious)..."
Within the medieval walls of this UNESCO World Heritage Site lie numerous artefacts and monuments from Portugal’s Ancient past.
Beaches of the Alentejo Coast
Hidden by majestic cliffs, the pristine beaches and crystalline waters of the Alentejo Coast lie in wait to be discovered.
Alentejo wine route
With three routes abundant in vineyards and wine estates, the sunny Alentejo region is perfect for sampling rich wine varieties.
Alqueva Lake
Europe’s largest artificial lake is a sailing, wakeboarding and kayaking destination by day and a stargazing haven by night.
Marvão and Castelo de Vide's Jewish Quarter
Wander the ancient cobbled streets of Castelo de Vide’s Jewish Quarter then visit nearby Marvão for impressive mountain top views.
Medieval Town of Monsaraz
A testament to medieval times, walk through Monsaraz’s whitewashed village and ancient castle to get a peek of Portugal’s prehistoric past.
Fortified City of Elvas
This fortified city and UNESCO World Heritage Site with five forts provides a glimpse of Portugal’s ancient military architecture.
Vila Viçosa Ducal Palace
One of the former residences of the royal family, this palace features a vast collection of paintings, sculptures, tapestries and jewellery.
Tróia Peninsula
White sand beaches and ancient Roman ruins attract visitors to this forested peninsula, surrounded by dolphin-inhabited waters.
Badoca Safari Park
Alentejo’s African-style safari allows for up-close encounters with wild animals and exotic birds and even a water rafting adventure.
Planning a trip? Get inspired by reviews of cities in Alentejo
10
Beautiful walled city
Evora is a medieval walled city in the Alentejo region of Portugal.
Small streets bend and wind around revealing restaurants, bars, shops, markets, squares and castles. It's completely accessible on foot, with close access to wineries in the countryside.
It's charming and quaint with a thriving and vibrant living history.
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Julie
United States of America
10
Be inspired
The location is in the middle of Alentejo, beautiful view 360 degrees till the horizon. The rooms are neat, clean and comfortable. The food is great and moderately priced, the staff is so welcoming and ready to accommodate individual needs, including those of children. You need to come by car, though. Leave the IC1 at Grandola and take N120 in the direction of Santa Margaritha da Serra. After about 1 km, turn left into EM 545 (unmarked road) and follow the signs to "Hotel". It takes about 10 min by car or 10 km. Sobreiras is on the left, gravel road leaves off at old tower ruins. Can't miss it. Trust the signs.
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Christoph
Germany
8.0
I found Evora very interesting.
I found Evora very interesting. It has its own story to tell and I was glad to have heard it. When in town, make sure to contact Professor Murteira to walk you around. He's the best and he's the expert on Evora and the Alentejo region. He was with us too in Portalegre and Marvao.
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Peter
United States of America
10
Evora is a really nice city, 1h30 from Lisbon with nice...
Evora is a really nice city, 1h30 from Lisbon with nice views of the Alentejo countryside all the way. It has many historic places to visit, nice restaurants but the best thing to do is to wonder its streets and taste the regions wine.
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Anonymous
France
8.0
Small town in the middle of Alentejo region with a lot of...
Small town in the middle of Alentejo region with a lot of history and great food and wine.
A great choice of you love cities with history and local traditions.
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Susana
Portugal
8.0
Walk in this beautiful little town and enjoy the wonderfully...
Walk in this beautiful little town and enjoy the wonderfully preserved architecture and the beautiful light. Eat sweets in the many bakeries and enjoy the delicious wine from alentejo. Leave the car outside the walls and get lost in the small streets.
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Anonymous
Switzerland
8.0
Vila Vicosa is a historic little town near Evora and in the...
Vila Vicosa is a historic little town near Evora and in the heart of the Alentejo wine region. Very easily reached from Lisbon via the A2 and A6 motorways.
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Anonymous
Canada
10
The town and region are full of world-class sights.
The town and region are full of world-class sights. The cromlech at Almendres and he bone chapel in Evora should not be missed. Regional cuisine and wine in Alentejo are excellent.
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David
Germany
8.0
Quaint and peaceful city (it is officially a city but feels...
Quaint and peaceful city (it is officially a city but feels more like a village). Enjoyed the walk up to the castle with its cobblestone streets and small shops. I would recommend Santiago do Cacem for the more mature traveler because it is very laid back. As far as restaurants, whichever restaurant you choose, you will be well served, however, restaurant "O Arco" and "O Retiro do Escova" stand out in my mind. This is a typical Portuguese "town" and it takes you back in time. One can use this city as a home base for visiting the rest of the beautiful Alentejo region of Portugal. Alentejo is known for its cork trees(sobreiros) and, of course, the vineyards that bring us the great Alentejo wines. Lastly, make sure to enjoy the beautiful coastline with its never ending beaches and charming villages with tiny houses painted in white and blue.
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nmfvp
United States of America
8.0
There are several very interesting sites within the town -...
There are several very interesting sites within the town - and some great restaurants with wonderful Alentejo food - and some really interesting day trips from there. We particularly liked the Neolithic dolmens near Guadelupe and the walled village of Monsaraz.
We stayed over Easter Weekend and had an amazing time. The staff were so friendly and helpful. They made so many helpful recommendations and even opened the pool early because it was warm. The food in the restaurant was excellent and our 2-room apartment was beautiful. Finally, our children absolutely loved Sao Lourenco ... they found many other children to play with and had a wonderful time in the Children's room, the grounds and the pool. I can't recommend Sao Lourenco more highly. And the whole Alentejo region is great too!
This is the best accommodation in all of Portugal! Not only is the cottage beautiful and comfortable but the owner Alice does everything she can to make your stay nice. She is a fabulous cook. We had her make our first dinner as we were arriving late. It was so amazing we added a night and had her cook for us each night. She asked us what we wanted and when we came up with Portuguese dishes we had not yet sampled, she made all of them. Do yourself a favor. Come to the Alentejo and stay here!
Had a wonderful stay with my husband and another couple. Property is beautiful and the staff is superb. They took care of our transportation from Lisbon to Alentejo and set up dinners and wine tours. Pool area is amazing. Wine and food in the region is very very good. Would definitely recommend and would go back! Just a lovely stay!
Great location near the cathedral and the Roman temple. On site parking. Great old, reportedly 13th century, building fitted out with modern amenities. Our room had a sweeping view of the nearby countryside-the Alentejo wine region. And the staff, especially Stella, were extremely helpful. All in an excellent experience.
The giant dogs, and the real farm.
The huge library, and the variety of gameboards
Delicious bread for breakfast. Lovely homemade cakes available on the hall.
The short distance to Évora downtown. And the megalitic monuments around.
A good swimming-pool to swim and refresh from Alentejo sun.
The place is gorgeous, peaceful and inviting. Wonderful for kids as they can play and run with no risk.
The personnel is outstanding in their sympathy and efficiency, doing everything to keep you happy.
The food’s quality, rooted in what best the Alentejo has to offer.
Very comfortable apartment with a view of the ocean. Full kitchen, great internet access, quiet. Staff very helpful. A great place from which to explore the Alentejo region and return to comfort at night. There's a pool and many other facilities, did not use these.
Staff was friendly, breakfast was excellent in value for money, room was spacious and clean. A traditional decoration on very friendly place to spend a night and visit the beautiful Vila of Alandroal and experience the excellent tastes of Alentejo cuisine.
This place was an oasis. It seemed like the only naturally cool place in Alentejo at the time of our visit. Christiana was a wonderful host who even helped us with laundry. The breakfast was one of the best I have ever had in Iberia.
Great stay in Herdade dos Mestres, Tiago, the owner, was very welcoming and their facilities are wonderful, specially the view from the back.
Highly recommend for anyone who wants to enjoy the amazingness of Alentejo.
- Very friendly and helpful hosts.
- Relaxing atmosphere in the middle of the Alentejo nature.
- Wonderful horses. (Unfortunately it was not possible to ride them due to my back-pain at the time of the visit).
Nice charming B&B near Evora on an old farm. The building is very rustic with a lot of typical charm for the Alentejo. We enjoyed the breakfast on the terrace outside. The rooms are very rustic.
Beautifully decorated, comfortable, so quiet. Breakfast in the little terrace, surrounded by the wonderful countryside sights and sounds was truly relaxing. Great base to explore Évora and Alentejo.
Exceptional location and value. Roomy, clean, responsive and comfortable. This is a great value for one who would like to stay in central Alentejo and explore. Holly recommend Med
The size and layout is very well planned. Even during firt week of August, and full capacity, I never found many people. Was able to have quiet moments in the 4 outdoor and 2 indoor pools as well as the spa. Very nice staff.
Great location and really nice place to stay in Evora. The hotel is only a 5 min walk to the old city wall and a quick walk to anywhere in the city. They have a bar there and have good wifi for the whole hotel.
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Description With a contemporary, minimalist décor, the 4-star Évora Olive Hotel offers accommodations in the heart of Évora and features free WiFi throughout.Review
Description Combining history and Alentejo tradition with a modern concept, the recently and fully refurbished The Noble House offers a central location in Évora old town, 2 minutes’ walking from the Roman Temple...Review
Description Housed in a 16th-century palace, this 5-star boutique hotel features a beautiful chapel and dome ceilings. Overlooking the aqueducts of Évora, it has an extensive spa with an outdoor pool.Review
Description Located within the walls of the Marvão Castle, at the top of the high village of Marvão, Dom Dinis Marvão features a rooftop terrace with a Jacuzzi® and panoramic views of the countryside below.Review
Description Surrounded by 80 0 ft² of beautiful gardens, this 5-star hotel is 2.5 mi from Évora city center and housed in a renovated 15th-century convent. It offers a piano bar and free parking.Review
Description Located just 1969 feet from the Capela dos Ossos, this hotel with 24-hour reception offers a rooftop bar and terrace overlooking historic Évora.Review
Description With an ideal location inside the walls of the historic city of Évora, Albergaria Do Calvário is a 4-star hotel housed in a 16th-century olive oil mill. Free Wi-Fi is available.Review
Description Featuring an outdoor pool, Royal Cocoa Company Palace offers accommodations in Montemor-o-Novo. The unit is in a chocolate factory, integrated into a palatial estate.Review
