Situated in the historic centre of Mértola, Museu offers picturesque views of the Guadiana River and free WiFi. Next to the reception of the property is a museum showing archaeological excavation...
laurence
United Kingdom
Very pleasant hotel, very good in all respects. Good location in a enjoyable village
Quinta do Vau is located in Mértola by the Guadiana Rivar and offers panoramic views of the scenic town and the Guadiana River.
Melvyn
United Kingdom
Wonderful accommodation. We stayed in room 15 which had amazing bathroom and views over the river and town. Very clean and had everything we needed. Maria was a great host. Breakfast was perfect for price. Will visit again we are sure.
This charming guest house provides rooms that offer scenic views of the Guadiana River or of the whitewashed town of Mértola. The Beira Rio has its own boat for tours of the Guadiana River.
RICHARD
Austria
All good. Have stayed several times and will return again. Friendly staff, nice, clean, simple, but comfy room with good bathroom, aircon etc...
Offering city views, Turismo Guadiana - Casas is an accommodation located in Mértola, 31 km from Menhirs of Lavajo and 41 km from Nossa Senhora da Conceição Church.
Daniel
Portugal
The location is great and the apartment was very confortable.
Offering a terrace and views of the village and of the Guadiana River, Casa do Funil is situated in the heart of Mértola's historic centre in the Alentejo Region.
jaswan
Hong Kong
Very homely feel. Super close to entry point of interest. So much so it’s actually inside the old castle wall
Set in a renovated historic building, this family-run guest house offers individually decorated rooms in Mértola’s old city. The courtyard offers views of Guadiana River and the Mértola Castle.
Rebecca
Portugal
The location is great. It is in the heart of the historic centre, only a three minute walk to the castle and the casa Romana, in the town hall. Super quiet and I slept really well. Full of interesting items and information about the history of the building.
Providing free WiFi, parking on-site and pool with a view, the recently renovated property of Mértola Natural - Monte da Eirinha, offers rooms in Mértola, 25 km from Menhirs of Lavajo and 35 km from...
Offering quiet street views, Casas de Mértola 32 is an accommodation set in Mértola, 41 km from Nossa Senhora da Conceição Church and 41 km from Alcoutim Castle.
Sara
Netherlands
This beautiful tiny place is in a quiet road next to the castle. it’s magical and the house is equipped with everything needed!
Mertola is a nice typical Alentejo mountain village with an...
Mertola is a nice typical Alentejo mountain village with an incredible rich history predating the Roman Empire. We were visiting Mertola in April, thus there were not that many tourists, but this could be a different in high summer. We also really like the Dahesha landscape and might certainly consider revisiting the place.
Elzinga
Netherlands
10
Scored 10
Perfect area to roam around for a couple of days.
Perfect area to roam around for a couple of days. Hiking trails. Museums. Restaurants. We drove around the beautiful area. We stayed for a weekend and had plenty of things to do and good restaurants.
Linda
United States
10
Scored 10
Mértola is an ancient town, dating back to at least Roman...
Mértola is an ancient town, dating back to at least Roman times, full of interesting history, well worth reading up on by those interested. The castle and old church are open to the public and well worth a visit. It has its own charm, full of restaurants, many with traditional cuisine and really good value. The surrounding countryside is a mix of steppe grasslands, woodland and some fascinating rocky hills and gorges. I have a great interest in wildlife and in this area there are a number of rare birds, such as Great and Little Bustards, which can be seen in the steppe areas, especially early in the mornings. I was lucky to get some photos of the Great Bustard, see below. There are also Spanish Imperial Eagles breeding here, one of the rarest eagles in Europe and the rare Lesser Kestrel can be seen flying around the castle in the town.
Tom
Ireland
10
Scored 10
Beautiful small city, breathtaking views, friendly people,...
Beautiful small city, breathtaking views, friendly people, good fairly priced food. We stayed at Alojamento Oasis in a perfect selfcatering room, with view over the Guadiana river. All for 20 euros per night!
Marius
Portugal
10
Scored 10
Wonderful to stay for a few days, just park the car and walk...
Wonderful to stay for a few days, just park the car and walk the rest of the holiday, you can cycle, canoe, walk by the river, go and have a meal, seat in a cafe and have a drink, very pretty and lots of little traditional details, some beautiful architecture, plenty of shops to buy food and restaurants, go on a boat trip up and down the river, wake up hearing the sheeps bells rambling on the river margin and watch the sunset hearing the shrills of the swallows and relax.
Ana
Portugal
10
Scored 10
Mértola was a great little town that serves as an excellent...
Mértola was a great little town that serves as an excellent base to explore the southern Alentejo. They have a great castle also an archaeological dig. Alot of restaurantes to chose from and great views of the river from many points.
Casa dos Chocalhos is situated in a rural area about 15 minutes drive from Mertola, perfect for a relaxed few days away from everything but great for exploring Mertola itself, the Guadiana river and wine farms to the north and west. This region is hot in August, 40°C+ so the pool and outdoor shower are just perfect for that, a great outdoor area with 'churrasco', aircon in the bedrooms. Bernardo was in contact for any queries via WhatsApp and we were greeted on arrival by Helena with a warm welcome, thank you both.
What an adventure to stay in a medieval “palace” though with modern plumbing and lighting! Mertola has a number of small, very interesting museums with items collected from archeological digs and disused religious facilities — sacred art, Islamic art, a Roman house — along with a fairly intact castle and archeological sites. It is well worth visiting and Mertola Castelo Palace is just steps from all of this.
Casa da Tia is a very nice guesthouse with an incredible atmosphere. The rooms are nice, the beds perfect, the lightning, wifi, ... very good. Staff helps out where they can, there is a restaurant nearby from the same owner, the view on Mértola (15 min walk) incredible and I appreciate the fact that we can use the kitchen.
This hotel is situated very beautifully beside the river and we had a great view from our room and balcony at the river and the hills. The staff was so friendly and everything was very clean. For us this was the perfect hotel to explore Mertola and do some hiking trip in the national park Vale do Guadiana.
Charming hotel right across the river from Mértola castle. Perfect location for exploring the area. Easy parking. The room was cute, clean, and comfortable. Walked to a good restaurant. Our room had a view of the castle. We drove and hiked in the area and returned to the hotel each evening.
The family room and the terrace were spacious and the pool was very appreciated after a long hot day.
The restaurant bar from the pool was a nice surprise as they offered drinks but also very good pesticos.
The castle of Mertola is in a short walking distance up the hill.
The location of the house was nice, right in the heart of Mertola. The layout of the apartment was excellent, and we loved the terrace! Ana was available by text whenever we needed her. All in all, we loved staying in the house!
The pool and the view from it are definitely the highlights here. It's a perfect viewing spot of the castle and town of Mértola. The rooms were comfy and staff attentive. Good breakfast, the homemade cakes were incredible.
The location with views across river to Mértola. Comfortable private terrace area. Pleasant gardens, plenty of sun beds around pool area. Lovely restaurant approximately 5 minutes walk away but not open every day.
Absolutely wonderful host, very welcoming and helpful to ensure we had an enjoyable stay
Excellent view of the river and the city of Mertola
Comfortable room, included a small shared kitchenette
Excellent hosts and hospitality. This is a true hidden gem in Mértola. Located off the beaten bath it was absolutely wonderful for our family of four and we will certainly make a return visit.
Extremely friendly and welcoming staff.
Value for money is okay if you're only staying one or two nights. Rooms are clean. Good enough if you want to visit Mertola on a low budget
Location in downtown Mértola, river view, peaceful quiet morning, nice views out both windows, cute balcony. We loved jumping in the pool. Hot water in shower. Comfortable bed.
Comfortable bed, high quality linens, central, quiet, view, affordable, daily housekeeping. We truly enjoyed our stay here. Free museums. Roman roads to hike on. Thank you
wonderful home in historic mertola made out of stones so super fresh at night. highly advise. only thing, you have to walk a bit to reach the home. totally worth it though
The room was very large and stylishly decorated with a large double bed. The room has a stunning view of Mértola across the river, with plenty of parking nearby.
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