Palace Hotel do Bussaco

"No one help to pick up luggage when we arrive , and also can tell more about your historical hotel story and the interior design of hotel ."

Grande Hotel de Luso

"We wouldn't go back because the breakfast was not good. Scrambled eggs OK, watermelon, presunto (raw ham) ... Rest of the hot breakfast other than eggs seemed heated up bulk buy ready prepped, coffee not good, juice not good, fruit rough cut, some of the nuts stale. The indoor pool is amazing, was totally ours at 9am, 30 degrees, beautiful. Make sure you bring a swimming hat, obligatory, typically in Portugal, they sell them at the general hotel reception, where you also have to collect swimming towels. Rooms a sort of masculine design, not beautiful, comfortable and functional. Disabled wheelchair access steep and in places little turning space. Staff mixed, some delightful, some rude."

Alegre - Bussaco Boutique Hotel

"Very classic hotel in decoration and furniture. The heating was somewhat noisy which made it difficult to rest until I had to turn it off. Breakfast is good but I think it would be very useful to start at 8.00am rather than 8.30am. Very friendly staff."

Inatel Luso

"The average welcome, the lady preferred my husband's Portuguese identity card rather than my French when the reservation was at my name. I didn't find this very courtoisy."

Vila Duparchy

"The villa is nothing like the pictures on the website. It's very run-down. Access is via a dirt road, surrounded by weeds and poorly lit (we used to return at night with our cell phone flashlights on). In November, the heating was turned off throughout the building, and I reluctantly managed to get him to turn on the radiator in our room, and only when we returned from each day's work. We didn't have a key to the entrance, which meant we had to arrange with the owner to have him there when we arrived. The room was very dark and there was no TV. The breakfast was delicious but repetitive."

Hotel Eden