Find hotels in Santana da Serra from NT$2,393

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"Wonderful hotel. Fresh tasty buffet breakfast - not a thing to complain about there except if you were staying for more than 3/4 nights it may be nice to have a little more variety. For me yogurt fruit cheese and bottomless coffee was perfect! Lovely friendly staff who give the best service and advice. Rooms could be slightly updated with chips and scrapes in furnishings, but had a nice the rustic feel. It would be really nice if the rooms had fridges and kettle. Overall a brilliant stay! "

"All was good - rooms need a little paint touch up"

"Lovely place to stay. Quiet and very clean. Staff were very friendly and breakfast was very nice for me and my 9 year old son"

"The staff are excellent the hotel is clean, of course you could pick faults if you wanted to, by would you? When it feels like your second home. The restaurant menu is good and well priced and the dinning areas inside or out, delightful. "

"Lovely, beautifully decorated guest house in heart of village. Rooms absolutely spotless and very comfortable. Fantastic rooftop views which can be enjoyed from the hot tub. There's an honesty bar in the lounge too! Our second visit to this lovely wee oasis in the sun."

"When planning our walk on the Rota Vicentina, we weren't sure the extra distance to reach Quinta Chocalhino (Cowbell Farm!) from Odemira would be worth it but it was and Teresa made sure we didn't have to walk any farther than Odemira. Our stay at this family-run agriturismo was lovely: our room was incredibly comfortable and breakfast was perfectly suited to our tastes and dietary restrictions (one of us is a gluten-free vegetarian). We didn't have much energy to explore the grounds (or try the pool) during our one-night stay but we loved that there were donkeys, geese/ducks, turkeys, dogs, and cats staying on the farm with us. We got rained on during our day's walk to Odemira and were pleasantly surprised to find a clothes rack and dehumidifier in our room for drying out our wet gear. Teresa also lit a fire in the Great Room for us and we relaxed after dinner in front of the fireplace with our books and delicious red wine from the Alentejo region. We left the next morning rejeuvenated and ready to tackle our next stage to Sao Teotonio!"

"Everything was good, however the elevator was broken and with a weird smell in the first floor "