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Huge breakfast with lots of choices.

Perfect location for a stopover in Vila Nova Foz Coa Great breakfast Private parking Ambiente with lots of style

The whole overall experience was amazing, nice rooms and friendly staff making for a very relaxing and enjoyable stay.

-Friendly staff. -Beautiful nature surrounding the hotel. -Fresh, local breakfast ingredients. -Electric car charging facilities. -Nice wooden interior design elements. -Availability of bicycles. -Local welcome drink at reception.

Great place for a quick stop over with work, cafe next door for beer and food, great value

Both the room and the bathrooms were spotless clean. The facilities offered not only breakfast and vending machines but also a full equipped kitchen and an amazing terrace with a view of the whole valley. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and gave us great recommendations for the area.

The perfect place to relax and unwind on the banks of the Douro river. The site is just amazing with rooms surrounded by vineyards and sunny hills. Great activities such as kayaking on the river, hiking trails and wine tastings. All guests gather at the restaurant at night where 3 tasty options are available with free flow of the property wines. The staff is super kind and makes sure that you enjoy your time with them.

The room we had was very well fitted out with all that was required. Quiet peaceful location.

Outstanding location. Care and attention of owner. Lovely staff. Great activities, food was great home cooking and celebrated local ingredients.

The property is ideal for anyone looking for a peaceful location. Quinta das Aveleiras is a working quinta, located on a steep hillside overlooking Torre de Moncorvo. The slopes are covered with grape vines, olive trees, and woodland. The elevation ensures nice views across the surrounding countryside. Those who enjoy wild birds will love the variety present on the Quinta. My Merlin app recognised the calls of 19 different bird species. There are four houses/cottages on the property that are used for tourism: Casa Branca, Casa da Serra, Pombal and Casa do Retiro. All are accessed via a steep rocky road that has sharp bends. My cottage for two nights was Casa do Retiro, which is at the highest elevation of the four. Check-in was a simple process, as it was conducted online and a code was provided for the key box that is attached to the wall of the cottage, next to the entrance door. The code enabled me to retrieve the key from the box and enter the cottage. Whilst there is a reception and shop building, I didn't see anyone there during my weekend stay and I had no physical contact with any staff member. I did find them responsive to messages via booking.com. The little cottage is reasonably well equipped for a two-person stay (I was alone). It has a selection of plates, cutlery, pots and pans. There's a two-burner hob and a microwave oven in the kitchenette area. There is a single air-conditioning unit in the entrance area. I didn't need it during my stay, but I imagine that it is sufficient to cool the entire cottage in the hotter summer months. There's a small TV mounted to the wall in the living room area. It had perhaps a dozen channels. There is a parking space directly outside the cottage. I walked into town for dinner on both nights that I was there. You need to be in good shape to do so. The town centre is an 8 minutes walk from the entrance of the quinta, but there's a 25 minutes uphill slog from the entrance to the cottage.