The cleanliness, kitchen, and garden are excellent. The location is poor, there was no Wi‑Fi, and the microwave was very dirty. We called the lady several times and sent a message, but we received no reply.
BeatrizHá um mês
Só um momento…
★★★·Arganil·9.5
01
ou é só digitar: “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
02
03
Casa do Alto – Benfeita offers an elegant sun‑lit terrace, garden and restaurant overlooking mountain vistas, with a private balcony and patio. Guests benefit from a 24‑hour front desk, minimarket, laundry, outdoor seating, family rooms and barbecue facilities. Located 5 km from Termas do Cró and 86 km from Viseu Airport, it features a well‑equipped kitchen and panoramic views praised by travelers.
04
05
06
Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The cleanliness, kitchen, and garden are excellent. The location is poor, there was no Wi‑Fi, and the microwave was very dirty. We called the lady several times and sent a message, but we received no reply.
Beatriz·Há um mês
The rural accommodation is well‑maintained and meets the expectations of a typical country house. Nothing to add.
Juan·Há 6 meses
Convenient location, nice view, everything is there for a peaceful break. Follow the owner’s parking instructions.
Vadym·Há 7 meses
Cozy, everything clean and well‑organized. A great place for families; the kids loved the space and the walk around the village.
Batista·Há 10 meses
It’s beautiful, picturesque, and quiet. The décor is lovely. The lady who handles cleaning and the general running of the property is wonderfully upbeat and friendly. It’s a nice blend of rustic and modern. There’s a shop—a large box with all sorts of essentials—where you write down what you’ve bought and drop the money in a jar. It’s clever and very useful. The outside terrace is beautiful and tranquil. The shower has a very small reservoir, so showers must be quick. The shower cubicle is quite small, so you often hit the tap that extends to turn it on; this can leave you either burnt or frozen just by moving around. In my first shower I was impressed by the water pressure, but that came with two issues: 1) the hot water runs out quickly, and 2) the shower head popped off, leaving me with a hose that sprayed water with incredible pressure, wiggling everywhere until I managed to control it—hilarious, but it taught me not to push the pressure to full. Morning coffee isn’t included; you buy cheap coffee pods (about 50 c) from the little shop, but I couldn’t find them because they’re in a jar among other products. A friendly neighbour eventually gave me some. The internet is a bit complicated: you have to locate a box and a dresser in the entrance that contains the unmarked small cardboard box with the internet box. You then plug the internet box somewhere, and once that’s done you can use the included card to connect. It’s simple once you understand the process. Lastly, the biggest issue: it’s at the top of a very steep hill. Walking from the town centre back to the house is quite a challenge—very steep and a long journey. You need strong legs to climb the steps and slopes. You can drive to the town centre, but it’s a long drive along a very windy road in the wrong direction for 1.5 km, then you drive back into town. Google Maps will tell you to park at the bottom of the hill—don’t follow that! Listen to Jose and park at the top of the hill because you can…
Daniellaws·Há um ano