Located in Serpa, 28 miles from Alqueva Dam, Serpa Hotel provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness center and a garden.
Set halfway between the city and the countryside, the Hotel Pulo do Lobo is in a quiet area in the Alentejo. The famed Serpa Castle is a 15-minute walk away.
Garcia Morales
United States of America
Good and satisfying continental breakfast. Excellent coffee and fresh fruits. Thank to CU MIRO and his wife.
Offering air-conditioned rooms and apartments, Residencial Beatriz is located in the heart of Serpa’s historic center. This pet-friendly guest house features free WiFi and free private parking.
Offering a garden, Quinta do Castelo provides accommodations in Beja. The guest house, set in a building dating back to 19th century, is 7.1 miles from Baleizão and 10 miles from Carmo Church.
Heleen
Portugal
Kind staff, beautiful old house in spectaculair olive tree environment, bed was comfortabel, breakfast very complete. Recommend to everyone.
Located in a former 13th-century Franciscan convent in the heart of Beja’s historical center, Pousada Convento de Beja offers charming rooms with original features.
Mehra
United States of America
Breakfast was generous with a wide variety of food in a pleasant atmosphere. We also had a delicious dinner and wine with fine service. It was fine. It’s a large property with a lovely swimming pool. The environment is clean and well-kept with a little chapel. The furnishings are simple and the overall look spare.
Just a 10-minute walk from Beja Regional Museum and 0.6 miles from Carmo Church, Beja Garden apartamento com terraço privado features accommodations in Beja with a terrace.
Sonia
United States of America
Property had several amazing features:
A/C, spotless, well equipped and self contained apt, with lovely patio.
Lovely city with an historic centre and a castle, the most...
Lovely city with an historic centre and a castle, the most beautiful botanical park, beautiful streets, plenty of restaurants, stores and a market, all walkable in minutes with confy shoes a lot of the floor is cobbles in the centre. We didnt fancy big meals so we ate at the Pizzaria Serpense near the park, delicious pizzas and other food at very good prices. But there are typical restaurants in the centre. In the summer there is always some music concert going on. Great for a couple of nights break.
Ana
Portugal
Scored 6.0
6.0
Serpa is like a number of Portuguese towns in that it is...
Serpa is like a number of Portuguese towns in that it is slowly dying from a lack of inhabitants. This means there are very few shops and a number of cafes and restaurants seem to have closed in the past few years. However, it is an interesting place to walk around with the castle being the highlight. As a base for the surrounding areas it is ideal.
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Anonymous
Portugal
Scored 10
10
Serpa is a small country town far from the tourist routes.
Serpa is a small country town far from the tourist routes. It is spotlessly clean in general and sparkles white in the June sunshine. There is an old castle, city walls, and a delightful square. Several nice cafes and restaurants. Most surprising is the delightful city park which is enriched with exotic tree species from all over the world as well and nicely planted flower gardens. Truly a cool respite after several hours in the car.
Edwin
Hong Kong
Scored 8.0
8.0
Serpa itself is a mellow place with lots of character.
Serpa itself is a mellow place with lots of character. A good jumping off place for day trips by car. The b&b itself is a great farm setting but with nice amenities and a good breakfast.
Also, very nice staff
The hotel and staff were very nice. The room and bathroom seemed newly renovated and very clean. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. They gave us a room with a charming balcony that was very comfortable to hang out on. Serpa is not big so the location was great.
The architecture and the decoration are quite nice. The place quiet and not very far from the center. The hotel is very clean. The breakfast is good with regional bread.
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