Top Hostels in Guarda District in 2026

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Our top choices for Guarda District hostels

HI Foz Côa - Pousada de Juventude - Hostel

Vila Nova de Foz Coa

Paul

NT$1,752 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 16 - Jun 17

Deluxe Double or Twin Room | Blackout drapes, soundproofing, free WiFi

Watts House

Seia

Marian

NT$2,247 total

includes taxes & fees

May 26 - May 27

HI Alijo - Pousada de Juventude - Hostel

Alijó

Antonio

NT$773 total

includes taxes & fees

May 27 - May 28

Misericordia Rooms

Guarda

Maria da Natividade

NT$2,166 total

includes taxes & fees

May 27 - May 28

Family Room, Mountain View | View from room

Loriga Feel Nature- Hostel

Seia

Sandy

Casa da Montanha PT

Mangualde

Adam

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Fornos de Algodres

Hostel Criativo do Sabugueiro

Seia

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Top Guarda District Hotel Reviews

Quinta de la Rosa

4/10 Poor

"We stayed 3 nights at the adjacent building Casa Amarela and we knew ahead of time that there would be steps to access the room- not a problem with that. However, our room is about a 5-6 minute walk from the reception and the main restaurant—not a problem unless you have luggage—- as the walk is a bit hilly. On arrival our luggage was brought to Casa Amarela via a golf cart- not us- luggage only and that helped. Upon departure they completely refused to transport the luggage to the reception to check out and wait for the taxi. The first taxi I called said he couldn’t pick us up at Amarela, only at the reception. I had to cancel this taxi and request another one thru the hotel that would get all the way where I was. I was told 15-20 minutes for the taxi. It took 30 minutes without any update from the front desk. I had to call twice to check on the status. It was a hassle to get some ice. Tim’s Terrace said they didn’t have any, even though they serve drinks, therefore I had to walk to Cozinha da Clara. Again the reception staff was aware I wanted ice and they made no effort whatsoever to assist. Tim’s Terrace closes too early for food. The main restaurant Cozinha da Clara wants to give the impression of formality and exclusivity however instead it feels pretentious and unwelcoming- we didn’t stay. The view was pretty, the room was comfortable (we could deal with the stairs) and clean and the breakfast was excellent. I would not stay again due to the poor service."

The Manor House Celeirós

4/10 Poor

"You must have a car while visiting this property. Otherwise there is nothing to do. There is a very nice outdoor pool that is not heated. So it must be warm enough outside to enjoy it. The hotel offers a nice breakfast. There is no bar or restaurant at the hotel. About a half mile walk from the hotel is a very expensive restaurant with a limited menu. I don't believe it is open for lunch. Another reason you need a car. During check in I noticed a large hose slightly larger than a dryer hose going into one of the rooms down the hallway. I inquired about it and the staff said it was for construction. After checking into our downstairs room which was very nice ( the hotel is a beautiful property with beautiful views of the vineyards and countryside) we went for a walk on the property. We noticed a red truck in the courtyard with a hose going inside the hotel. This was the hose I saw earlier. The truck said Heatwork, Rentokil. My wife believed it was for the killing of bedbugs. We left the next day one day earlier than our planned stay and were not given a refund. The hotel did not answer or reply to my calls or email when asking for a refund for the one night. In summary, a great place to stay if you have a car and just want to chill at the pool."