The room was comfortable and everything was very clean. I liked everything.
OsorioHace una semana
★★★·- 231 Gã³Is, Góis·8.9
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Casa da Comareira, a serene country house in Góis, Portugal, offers a tranquil retreat with a beautiful garden and terrace, complemented by free WiFi. Family rooms with private bathrooms provide comfortable accommodations, while a picnic area, bicycle parking, and barbecue facilities cater to outdoor enthusiasts. A continental buffet breakfast features local specialities and fresh pastries, 41 km from Coimbra Football Stadium and 43 km from the University of Coimbra.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The room was comfortable and everything was very clean. I liked everything.
Osorio·Hace una semana
O sítio é mágico. O silêncio e a paz imperam neste local. Atendimento top!
Vanessa·Hace 2 semanas
Everything was fine.
Ana·Hace un mes
The peace, nature, and animals around—deer, goats, dogs, and cats—are all calm and always waiting for a treat. In front of the house there are several apple trees you can pick apples for the goats and deer if you’re lucky, just like I was; you just have to earn the animals’ trust and they’re more than happy. I recommend walking the route to breakfast; it requires little effort for those without limitations and you’ll see the views and can even go to the lovers’ fountain. The house has everything you need for a peaceful stay, the 5‑star staff are always helpful and ready to assist; talk to them and they’ll give you worthwhile points of interest. PS: the sheep are super shy and get scared by their own shadow, haha. The only negative was that the room lighting was weak; a small window in the door or a lamp at the entrance would have solved it.
Bruno26alves·Hace un mes
Great spot, you meet a lot of animals and the view is impressive! The room really matches the photos, and breakfast was very good, even with gluten‑free options :) The staff were very friendly and available!
Flor·Hace un mes