25 rooms from £183 per night
“Intimate 17th Century villa resting in luscious tropical gardens, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Organic Mediterranean food, made with fresh local produce. Comfortable rooms surround the pool and bask in the undisturbed ocean view. A charming resort with Provencal style rooms. ”
“Intimate 17th Century villa resting in luscious tropical gardens, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Organic Mediterranean food, made with fresh local produce. Comfortable rooms surround the pool and bask in the undisturbed ocean view. A charming resort with Provencal style rooms. ”
Hotel Review
Slightly shabby, but very cosy, the 25 rooms in this hotel have bags of character. The sub-tropical gardens offer plenty of privacy and there is a heated (unusual for the Algarve) swimming pool to wallow in. Food from the Swiss chef is light Mediterranean and mostly home-grown and organic. A beauty salon offers Gourmet skin treatments from the Italian Ishi range.
Recommended for
- Spa breaks
- Pampering spa with extensive choice of organic, ethical and sustainable treatments, sauna, steam room, foot spa and jacuzzi.
- Romantic Break
- A secluded paradise on the Atlantic- plenty of opportunities for romance with sunset walks and candlelight dinners for two.
Written by Mary Lussiana
Facilities
- Car not required
- Hotel offers car rental.
- Bicycles available
- Bar
- Parking
- Safe
- Views
- Atlantic Ocean.
- Free wifi
- Wifi
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Walking distance restaurants
- Outdoor dining
- Good wine list
- Sit-out Terrace
- Internet
- No pets
- Massage
- Sauna/Steam
- Four poster beds
- Garden
- Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Pool
- Restaurant
- Good meat and fish meditteranean dishes with home grown and locally sourced produce.
- Spa
- Gym
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Suites
- Room service
- Child friendly
- Air conditioning
Activities
- Local markets
- The summer months see the streets filled with trinkets, however the Fish Market in the early morning is worth a visit.
- Golf
- The Algarve is home to the travelling golfer, with greener than green manicured courses on almost every turn.
- Great walks
- Along the beaches, or head inland and explore the red earth hills.
- Tennis
- Local courts in town are avaliable for all. Book ahead.
- Watersports
- Watersports galore - banana boats, pedalos, body boarding and much more can be done on the main Praia de Porto de Mos.
- Close to nightlife
- Lagos is a lively town for all ages. Local cuisine, fish and meat being the speciality, are served. The bars are great fun.
- Sights nearby
- Lagos town is a beautiful example of an old Portuguese fishing town, fort and all.
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Former private home of a 17th century noble family, this boutique hotel remains a secluded, intimate little paradise. A jewel in pastel peach colours nestled on a bluff above the deep blue Atlantic Ocean.
Beautifully designed mediterranean gardens reveal a trail down to Porto de Mós beach. An immediate feeling of well-being invades our hearts.
Unparalleled for its gorgeous vistas of sea & sky, this small resort breathes true charm and state-of-the-art design and décor. The 26 rooms are cosily equipped and enjoy beautiful sea views.
Beautifully designed mediterranean gardens reveal a trail down to Porto de Mós beach. An immediate feeling of well-being invades our hearts.
Unparalleled for its gorgeous vistas of sea & sky, this small resort breathes true charm and state-of-the-art design and décor. The 26 rooms are cosily equipped and enjoy beautiful sea views.
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25 rooms from £183 per night
Hotel Overview
Recommended for
- Spa breaks
- Pampering spa with extensive choice of organic, ethical and sustainable treatments, sauna, steam room, foot spa and jacuzzi.
- Romantic Break
- A secluded paradise on the Atlantic- plenty of opportunities for romance with sunset walks and candlelight dinners for two.
Activities
- Local markets
- The summer months see the streets filled with trinkets, however the Fish Market in the early morning is worth a visit.
- Close to nightlife
- Lagos is a lively town for all ages. Local cuisine, fish and meat being the speciality, are served. The bars are great fun.
- Golf
- The Algarve is home to the travelling golfer, with greener than green manicured courses on almost every turn.
- Great walks
- Along the beaches, or head inland and explore the red earth hills.
- Tennis
- Local courts in town are avaliable for all. Book ahead.
- Watersports
- Watersports galore - banana boats, pedalos, body boarding and much more can be done on the main Praia de Porto de Mos.
- Sights nearby
- Lagos town is a beautiful example of an old Portuguese fishing town, fort and all.
Other highlights
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Eco
- Views
- Atlantic Ocean.
- Free wifi
- Romantic
- Good wine list
- Sit-out Terrace
- Barefoot Luxury
- Intimate
- Four poster beds
- Seaviews
- Artworks
- On the beach
- Restaurant
- Good meat and fish meditteranean dishes with home grown and locally sourced produce.
- Spa
- Chic
- Luxury
- Contemporary
- Traditional
- Child friendly
- Antiques
- Gym
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