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"We spent the last five days of our trip here. What an amazing and well appointed apartment! Everything we could possibly need was there, and more. Paula was very thoughtful, giving us great information and providing breakfast food as well. Loved the history of the building, which is old, but renovated with care and super clean. We spent enjoyable time drinking our coffee on the rooftop terrace as well. I definitely recommend this place."

"“Wow!” What can we say, we had a wonderful experience in this quaint apartment right in the middle of the Old Historic Unesco Centre. We were met by Miguel on arrival and he assisted us getting to the apartment as no vehicles are allowed in the Historic Centre. Miguel spent a fair amount of time explaining the ins and outs of the apartment and reviewed the many things to see and do in Sintra and surrounding area. We were provided a bottle of lovely Portuguese red wine and scrumptious cookies to...

"A boutique hotel, nice sitting rooms and porto shot is complimentary. "

"Not very child friendly, Main Pool was closed on arrival then when It was opened there was no pool bar unless you ordered through their phone. Park was a life saver for children as there’s nothing to do around the area unless you get in a car. Especially when it’s too cold to use the pools. Very hard to keep children busy. "

"One of my fave places - this is my 4th time there - will be going back again."

"Very lovely! Serene stay while still being close to sites. Staff was helpful and breakfast was delicious. I would definitely recommend."

"Friendly staff, quiet area, adjacent to golf course. Recent renumbering of the course meant that tee #1 was no longer adjacent to he hotel. The driving range was a short walk but the clubhouse and first tee were better accessed by car if carrying clubs."

"We got upgraded to a suite. It was amazing!"

"Room was lovely number 320 would try and book this again. "

"There is little or nothing to say about the stay, since we didnt get to stay. It was a busted couple of days. It is largely my fault for not doing my homework. First I should of asked was there parking available near or on the porperty. As it turns out it was no. This particular time the town was full and the parking is on a public road two streets over on a one way drive. The thing to do to visit Sintra is to book a hotel in Lisbon and take the train or bus to the town. "