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Discover the best Lodges in Beja District, Alentejo including Camping Villa Park Zambujeira do Mar, Moinho Da Asneira, Monte da Eirinha, Monte Beato, Agroturismo Xistos, Casa da Alagoinha, Mertola Castelo Palace, Dias Distintos - Turismo Rural, Hotel Eira da Pedra, Monte da Corca Nova.
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1. Camping Villa Park Zambujeira do Mar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
nightmare
Reviewed By 456saulpWe "sleep" 2 nights in the last week of Jully. Was really a bad experience. Staff is incapable to establish a silence rule. They accepte people until 11pm. If you have lucky, perhaps you can have some good time. If you don't have will be a nightmare. This campsite is for young groups! Garden around the pool was poor too. If you go in this beautiful region you can choice Yellow camping in Lagos. Is the best one.
2. Moinho Da Asneira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Super quiet with lots too do around
Reviewed By PoorpeteComfy apartment, incredibly quiet. Lush vegetation, a small pool, some wildlife. And you have great beaches not far. Friendly, uncomplicated staff. Super clean. Good wifi. Highly recommended for families or couples.
3. Monte da Eirinha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
one night near Mertola
Reviewed By LoveTravel64995Monta da Eirinha is a nice place in the country side about 18 km outside of Mertola, which is the next place to have dinner. It's a quiet place with a nice pool. The rooms are rather small but very clean with air-conditioning. Very reasonable prices. The only concern for us: Breakfast started at 9 am (al least on a Sunday) and we had to leave earlier for Faro airport. The lady, who gave us the keys to our room didn*t speak one word of English. And you better should get into contact with them in advance , if you should arrive later than 6pm
4. Monte Beato
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Peaceful & Authentic
Reviewed By PosydonMonte Beato has a strong homely feel from the moment you walk in. The place is simple but authentic with a quaint fireplace in the common area and a communal kitchen. There's honey and almonds offered which are harvested from the property (its a working farm). Breakfast is simple but satisfying. The room I stayed in (room 1) was clean and comfortable with a large bathroom. The desk is slightly uncomfortable to work on and there's no chair so doing any work means sitting at the main communal table. Overall I enjoyed the stay and would definitely go back.
5. Agroturismo Xistos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Xistos Agroturism includes six rooms, all with a contemporary decor inspired by traditional local handicrafts. All rooms are fitted with their own bathroom, satellite TV, free Wi-Fi and a small patio outside with views over the pool and the vast plains of the Alentejo. All rooms have central heating and are energetically sustainable.
Lots to do in terms of customer care
Reviewed By mariavlachouptLovely setting, beautiful lovely architecture and decoration. Two unexpected setbacks once we arrived: no dinner service (we would have to go to the town of Beja, but didn't really want to) and no internet in the room (contrary to what was publicised). The staff were helpful, but really lacking customer care training; and the overall satisfaction depends a lot on details... - We asked for towels for the pool and were told tgat they normally don't provide them (but did give us). - We asked for proper coffee, as what they provided for breakfast was cereal "coffee". We were told that that's what they offer (but did provide us with proper coffee). - Just before leaving, we realised that the toilet brush was very dirry from previous occupants. Truly bad surprise, especially during a pandemic, when one expects rooms to be very well cleaned. We informed tge staff, who thanked us and said they would throw the brush away. No apologies made.
6. Casa da Alagoinha
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Cosy rooms
Reviewed By ausseertravellerIt was a very cosy and clean room. The right place for us to stay, as my spouse had some bad fish the night before. Unfortunately the neighbour's dog was barking constantly. In the room you had facilities to make a cup of tea. Breakfast was nice and you could choose between pancakes and eggs. The owner spoke more or less only Portuguese, with a tiny bit English. Everything was very uncomplicated.
7. Mertola Castelo Palace
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 42 reviews
Casa de Campo situada no Centro Histórico de Mértola, utilizando um antigo palacete conhecido como "Casa Visconde de Bouzões".
Disappointing B+ B with a lot of history
Reviewed By Jeff BWe had specifically wanted to come to Mertola to see the village and the views. We picked this B+B because of the reviews we had read here and Booking.com. Suffice it to say we were somewhat disappointed for three reasons: 1) We were not warned that the direct road to the B+B was closed permanently and we would have to either walk our bags up from the car park at the foot of the village or try to navigate a series of hair raising turns to get to the B+B. We did the drive but were told we could not park there and had to drive down to the car park and walk back. When we arrived even though we had confirmed our arrival time the host was not there and we had to call him 2) The room we got was basic but the bed was like something out of convent - a very small double with cushy springs. There was no door to the bathroom! In fairness after complaining to the host we were given a lot nicer room that has a door to the bathroom and and more comfortable bed. However when we used the bath tub and drained it some water came up the floor. 3) Breakfast -we were told our rate included breakfast but the host said they only served in the summer and instead gave us a chit for a breakfast as the cafe in town. Mertola does have a lot to see but it all could be done in an afternoon. Our other challenge was finding somewhere to eat dinner as a lot of places that were supposedly open according to Google were either not open at all or did not start until 8 pm which was too late for us.
8. Dias Distintos - Turismo Rural
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
In need of urgent TLC
Reviewed By gustavop384Uncomfortable rooms with sewage smell coming from toilets..Clumsy decoration and outdoor spaces in need for urgent maintenance. 30 mins car drive from nearest beach. Not very clean either... All of these could be ok if this was an affordable place such it isn't.
9. Hotel Eira da Pedra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Nice gem
Reviewed By aria2012Nice quiet area, free parking in enclosed area, swimming pool, wifi worked in room even though we didn’t expect it, very friendly reception (closes at 11pm). Breakfast: decent continental for only 5€/p. Stinky bathroom is the reason for one star removed. No restaurant onsite however there is a very good one 2 mn walk. Excellent overall for the price.
10. Monte da Corca Nova
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Stay over
Reviewed By Bruce PRooms well appointed for the rating. Breakfast was very well presented and fresh. WiFi acceptable. Very traditional building and with amazing views. Difficult to get one luggage to the hotel from the car but is s general problem
