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We stopped here for one night on our way back to the UK from the Algarve with our two dogs. Dogs are very welcome at all B&B Hotels, so you can easily plan your overnight stops without worrying about whether your dogs will be allowed in the hotel. Having stayed at quite a few B&B Hotels over the last couple of years, it was easy to compare this hotel to the others we have stayed in. For us, we found the location to be excellent; it was very quiet and easy to find. There is plenty of parking and a lovely grassy area outside for walking dogs. Our overnight stop was on a Sunday and all the nearby shops were closed. This hotel was a lot more expensive than all the other B&B Hotels we booked on this trip, so we were expecting something a bit special, and because of this, we were slightly disappointed. The breakfast option is also more expensive than other B&B Hotels at 10.50 euros instead of the usual 8.50 euros. The hotel is one of the older B&B Hotels, so the room was very small. The shower had a shower curtain rather than a glass screen as in the newer B&B Hotels, and overall the bathroom was a bit grubby. Despite this, we would definitely stay here again, because of the quiet location. As with most (not all) other B&B Hotels, there is a microwave oven in reception for guests to use, which is very helpful. The staff at this hotel are very helpful.

Very good quality/price ratio. Hotel well located just a few steps from the beach. There is a very good welcome, room with carefully renovated. We stayed in half-pension. The breakfast is very good for the price and the brewery offers a good choice of meals.

We originally booked 2 rooms for 2 nights and asked for the rooms to be close together as one was for our 15 year old grandson who is a bit anxious about being too far away from us when staying in hotels. We arrived to find that the rooms were a long way away. Ours was in one wing while his was right at the other end of the other wing and the only lighting in the dark corridor was on sensors. When we asked the receptionist if we could have rooms closer together she said the hotel was full. She had nothing else in that type of room. I said I would pay to upgrade the rooms but she was adamant there was nothing. The beds in both rooms were double so no way for my husband and grandson to share. I said I had asked for the rooms to be close when I had booked. She got out our booking form and said we were on the same floor. When you opened the door to our room it was straight into the room, no corridor, so if anyone was passing when the door was opened they would have been able to see anyone in bed. I know a lot of hotels don’t do tea/coffee and this one did but there were only 2 sachets of coffee and one non-herbal tea bag. There was no milk. When I went to the desk to ask for some the receptionist’s face visibly dropped as if to say ‘ not you again’. Everything seemed to be an effort for her. In the end, we decided to spend the one night instead of two as our grandson was uncomfortable being so far from us in a strange place. When I went down to tell the receptionist she made no show of disappointment. The big plus with this hotel is the restaurant. The chef is excellent and even our picky teenage grandson ate everything put down to him. However, we were again let down, this time by the fact that we could not get a drink or cup of coffee in the bar as there was no one around to serve us. Apart from the receptionist when we arrived all the other staff were very cheery and helpful. We booked this hotel as we had stayed there on our own last year. That room was much better and the only issue we had then was the bar was closed so we thought we would book there again. But our experience this time has put us off returning.