Featuring a private chapel, this refurbished 18th-century manor house offers air-conditioned rooms with a balcony. Its landscaped garden has a pool and offers panoramic views of Vila Real.
Carl
Portugal
The room, the view and the surroundings are very nice. The restaurant is fantastic amazing food and very good size of the portions. The wine recommendation was perfect a very nice Douro wine at a very acceptable cost.
Located 26 km from Alvão Park and 16 km from the Douro Region, the 24-hour Residencial Clássico guest house is situated 2 km from the centre of Vila Real.
André
Portugal
Very very friendly staff and clean, confortable and practical facilities. Also there is a cafe/restaurant in the same building with great home cooked food at a reasonable price
Set within 25 km of Douro Museum and 36 km of Our Lady of Remedies Sanctuary, O Palacete offers rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Vila Real.
Miriam
Netherlands
Excellent location, in the middle of the center, perfect place to discover this nice town. We loved the restaurant next doors, the food was lovely, local people eating there and the staff was super nice.
Set 9.1 km from Natur Waterpark, Quinta da Corujeira offers accommodation with a patio, as well as an infinity pool and a garden. The property has pool and garden views, and is 18 km from Douro...
Located within 4.4 km of Mateus Palace in Vila Real, Novabila Guesthouse provides accommodation with free WiFi. The nearest airport is Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport, 98 km from the accommodation.
Featuring a swimming pool, a garden, a bar and views of the pool, Muas Guest House Refúgio is set in Vila Real and offers accommodation with free WiFi.
Offering a garden and quiet street view, A Casa da Sofia is situated in Vila Real, 23 km from Douro Museum and 34 km from Our Lady of Remedies Sanctuary.
There is a good choice of restaurants and bars in town.
There is a good choice of restaurants and bars in town. Same goes for shops - no big stores but quite a lot of independent small businesses.
There is a walkway across the valley which takes you past streams and small waterfalls and is worth the effort. The walkway has been re-furbished and is worth the effort to go across. Best to wear trainers or similar.
Wendy
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The staff is very friendly and helpful, particularly Angela...
The staff is very friendly and helpful, particularly Angela - who helped us with the reservation and with excellent hints and tourist information after our arrival. The place is an oasis of environmental tranquility, having beautiful gardens, trees, birds and an overall ecological approach. Vila Real is also pet friendly, which for us represented an enormous advantage. If a hotel does not accept our dog we would not patronize it. The location is excellent, not far from the city centre, from the House of Mateus and not far from the Douro Valley vineyards. The breakfast was good and the service always friendly. Excellent, we do recommend Vila Real.
Ligia
United States
Scored 10
10
The location was the best but you cannot go for walks - the...
The location was the best but you cannot go for walks - the location is best for visiting Mateus. It is outside the town.
The dining room has classical interior but what spoils it is a large tv screen blaring out programmes like in a motorway restaiurant
EdmondParmentier
Belgium
Scored 10
10
Breakfast was lovely!
Breakfast was lovely! All locally produced foods, eggs cheese and bread! Fresh orange juice! We had no tv in our room ( some rooms do have tv’s) but this wasn’t a big deal! Would have appreciated another mirror-in the main bedroom as the the bathroom had the only one but again we managed. I had my tablet so accessed everything I needed on that. The honesty shop sold wine beer bread and snacks at vey reasonable prices! Ginas restaurant down the road was great and very cheap
Helen
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Vila Real is at the top of the mountains in the Douro Region...
Vila Real is at the top of the mountains in the Douro Region. It has extremely beautiful views, the city is nice and it has a lot of nature around it. You have many restaurants with typical food that are cheap. If you like eating, wine and mountains it's a perfect stay.
Mafalda
Portugal
Scored 6.0
6.0
Other than a nice central church (Sé) and half a dozen...
Other than a nice central church (Sé) and half a dozen historical buildings which can be seen in a couple of hours, Vila Real is one of the least interesting cities in Portugal, with a very ugly and disordinate built environment. Most buildings from the 70's and 80's with poor design.
The 'must see' item is by far the Palácio MATEUS on the outskirts of the city (in Mateus on the South entrance to Vila Real), an architectural masterpiece and an iconic place full of history and a beatiful setting.
Friendly helpful staff. The hotel was very clean and well maintained. Comfortable beds and generous breakfast delivered to our room (because of covid) at the requested time. For the rate we paid I wasn't expecting such a gorgeous view of the river. Lovely sized pool and smaller childrens pool. Sauna, shower and toilets just for the pool. Underground private car park.
The best house and hosts ever! The view is breathtaking unbelievable!!! The firplace with nfver ending supply, go to his restaurant in vila real on saturday very good donner and live music
Thanka jorge for eveything
Thr staff are helpful and caring. I love the rural surroundings, the river, gardens, local produce and stone buildings which is so much more than a hotel room. It is a very special place.
Lovely small hotel in excellent position. We were able to get a larger room for a little extra.
Everything is beautifully appointed, and the history of the building is interesting.
The hotel is right in the centre, the man at the desk was very nice and helpful. Even though the furnishing and bathrooms are a bit old we were comfortable at the hotel
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