Ribeira Grande·8.7
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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1 double bed
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CASA MINGA & TATOL, nestled in Ribeira da Torre, offers an elegant farm‑stay with sun‑lit terrace, garden, and bar. Each room includes a balcony overlooking grounds, private bathroom, and complimentary toiletries. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a shared kitchen, lounge, and outdoor seating. A praised breakfast starts days, and the property lies 63 km from Cesária Evora Airport, near hiking trails.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The building is very nice with panoramic terraces overlooking the mountains of Ribeira Grande, it’s clean, the bathroom is very comfortable and roomy, and you can dine inside the property by reservation; breakfast is good and plentiful. The staff are irritable, rude and elusive, not willing to converse or provide information.
Antonella·Il y a 10 mois
The location is great in a banana grove, the room is cozy with a magnificent view, the owners were very accommodating and let us drop off our bags in the morning, breakfast was good. The dinner was bland—just grilled chicken and steamed vegetables with no sauce or anything; a pity after all the glowing reviews I had read. The accommodation isn’t next to a restaurant. The bathroom is tiny but functional.
Rio·Il y a 10 mois
The view is beautiful and the terrace is large.
Sylvia·Il y a 10 mois
The scenery is stunning and the gentleman running the place is very kind, the shared bathroom is very clean. The Wi‑Fi doesn’t work at all and breakfast is really light. It’s 20 minutes on foot from the city. In the evening, plan to cook something yourself.
Cindy·Il y a 10 mois
Unfortunately my experience at this house was very negative. The host, Mr Rufino, behaved in a way that I found extremely rude, cold and unprofessional, even ill‑mannered. I have never been treated so poorly in any accommodation in my life! A person in charge of a tourist house should be friendly, welcoming—at least give a smile or a “good morning” to guests. Yet this gentleman showed no sympathy from the moment I arrived. Other guests felt the same. Among all the people I met in Santo Antão, he was undoubtedly the most unpleasant. The room I stayed in was quite small and had no internet, which was another drawback. The house itself is pretty and clean, but the access is quite difficult: from the main road to the accommodation you have to climb very steep and large stairs, which is hard for those arriving with heavy luggage. Breakfast was also disappointing—basically dry bread with cheese and ham, no fruit or anything typical of the region. It’s a shame that a place with so much natural beauty ends up losing some of its charm because of how guests are received by the host. Still, I want to highlight that the staff, unlike the owner, were always helpful, polite and friendly, which I appreciate. This is my personal experience, and I hope it can contribute to future improvements.
Raquel·Il y a 10 mois