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"Fantastic place for holidays, kids friendly and very clean and quiet. 100% recommended."

"We loved this house - really big and spacious with everything you might need and a beautiful pool and garden. João was the perfect host and greeted us on arrival (with an amazing cake). The house is well positioned for day trips to Lisbon, Cascais and the wild Atlantic coast including the westernmost point of mainland Europe. The village is sleepy but has both a good restaurant, a coffee bar (don’t miss the pastel de nata) and a well stocked supermarket 3 mins drive or about 20 mins walk from the house. But we mostly enjoyed chilling out by the pool and relaxing. We all had a great time - thank you Joao!"

"We had a great stay and the communication with Pedro was fantastic. He provided lots of tips for the area which made everything easier. The house is big and the kitchen is well equipped… it’s basically your home from home. .our daughter enjoyed the little pool and the room with the three beds was perfect for us :) We would stay again if we come back to the area in future. "

"Excellent hotel. The breakfast was awesome! I didn’t like the coffee though, so I had lots of other options!"

"It was very nice. We were greeted by Carlos who waited for us to arrive. He was helpful and guided us to laundry and an awesome restaurant. The breakfast on site was yummy. We felt very much at home. It was a great place to stop on our Camino!!"

"Beautiful country setting! Further from Santarem than we expected but very kind and helpful people owner who directed us to some adventures in Tomar! Beds were very comfortable and bedding was crisp n white - very clean. Cute little balcony facing the mountains. Paid additional for a wonderful full breakfast - eggs n bacon , fresh fruit, pastries etc. Lovely owners!!"

"Friendly staff, nice breakfast, convenient location."

"Convenient stopover. Staff were very helpful. Unfortunately the beds were more like single camp beds, rather than the double requested and the pillows weren't good. Worse was that as a service station hotel the main obvious problem would have to be traffic noise, so why weren't the rooms soundproof? Every lorry going past.... Even someone moving a chair in the room above or next door! NOISE. Oh, and that's without the water pipes making a noise throughout the entire night :-( Even the corridor in the non-smoking hotel smelt badly of cigarettes. We didn't find out what breakfast was like because at €6.50 each that's very poor value in Portugal. Intermarche fed us both for under €6. This was grossly overpriced compared to the Pension hotel in Fatima. We should have driven a bit farther."

"Only this was spa is offsite"