Tres Marias

"A very relaxing hotel that invites you to enjoy the silence and the feeling of nature. Decorated with a refined taste in its simplicity and good taste. Combine the traditional with some design touches. For hot Diaz it has a beautiful pool. Dinners and breakfasts are delicate and quiet. It is a hotel that invites you to relax and slow down the pace of life. The staff is correct but Olga goes out of her way with clients. I would return to the hotel without a doubt. I hope your hospitable spirit never changes."

Parque de Campismo Orbitur Sitava Milfontes

"Positive points: The park is well located, very close to the beach (600m) and ideal for those who have a good tent and all the necessary amenities (refrigerator, bathroom, lights, food, etc.). Intermediate points: The staff were quite rude, inexperienced in communication, and offered no help or solutions to mundane problems. When we asked if it was possible to keep accumulators, we had to speak to at least 4 employees, all of whom told us to speak to others, but in the end, the final answer was that the bosses wanted to sell ice... Furthermore, some of the employees don't even speak Portuguese. Negative points: The highlight is the BATHING AREAS; I found them a real assault on basic needs. Actually, I've seen nightclub bathrooms in much better condition and cleaner at the end of a night... The smell of urine in the air is constant and everywhere, open and full trash cans, toilet paper on the floor with excrement, urine scattered throughout the cubicle and even in the common areas... toilets soiled with excrement, the smell of urine even in the showers (to alleviate the smell and be able to shower, you had to put your flip-flops on top of the drain), showers with no space to move (if you are claustrophobic, try showering somewhere else). In my attempts to shower, regardless of the time, it was audible to hear men moaning in the showers, in addition to condoms on the floor around the changing rooms. The entire bathroom area is constantly damp and wet due to the way cleaning is done. I saw how the bathrooms are cleaned; they start cleaning at 8:00 AM and the effort is minimal. They use a hose and a broom with some detergent mixed in, literally pointing the hose into the cubicles and that's it. I don't think you'd need a bodysuit and oxygen mask to clean these bathrooms. Furthermore, most of the toilets are makeshift, with open flushes, meaning nobody uses them, and there are queues to use a normal toilet. However, it's important to note that if you want to sit down, you have to bring extra toilet paper to clean up the accumulated water from the "cleaning," as the entire toilet is soaked. Also, if you plan to camp in this park, always carry hand sanitizer and disinfectant!"

Apartamentos da Vila - Duna Parque Group

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Apartamentos Atlantico by Umbral

"29/9-1/10 Apart 5 We three middle aged guys from London booked an apartment here the day before from Lisbon. After arriving on the coach around noon, a wander round, lunch nearby and sitting by the sea we checked in at 4 as required. Our host, Sonia, was bubbly and friendly, asking only one of us for ID, gave us a ‘ticket’ which we ‘must not lose’, then took us to apartment 5 which was large, bright and clean. The main room had a dining table, large smart TV (dedicated Ntfx & YT button - but no Disney+ app), two sofa beds and a double corner window to the main road and large vacant plot opposite. The sea was visible to the right hand side. There were plenty of hooks (hurrah). A welcome booklet had useful local information on supermarkets and restaurants but omitted the popular (with locals) H2O restaurant and Vegetarian Cantinho do Mercado restaurant (by the Market). The WiFi code was included and was quite fast (10p,62d,44u at 09:20). The whole apartment is completely non smoking (hurrah). The kitchen was well equipped with a corkscrew (hurrah) but no wine glasses unfortunately (too easy to break?). Three of each of cutlery, crockery and glassware with a variety of pots, pans, sieves, lemon squeezer, chopping board, serving utensils, blunt cutting knife and bread knife. A new kettle, simple microwave, new coffee maker (with rinseable filter), new blender, toaster, clean fridge, double standard old school electric hob were provided (we didn’t need an oven as some might). The window over the sink had a view of the empty space opposite with the recycling bins and residual bins behind a slatted wooden screen - all very convenient as the instructions specify DIY. A dripping tap was hard to turn off (and gets worse when tightened over time). I forgot to report it and hope management reads this! Underneath the sink was a plastic drainer, washing up liquid (hurrah) and a nylon sponge. A collection of clean tea towels was provided (hurrah). There was limited preparation space and no overhead lighting so preparing was in shadow. Installing my own led bulb on a cable and rearranging the microwave etc. fixed the issue. The main bedroom had a proper double bed with sheets, two side tables (but electric sockets only on the window side), fitted cupboards, chest of drawers, new AC (unused), and plenty of coat hangers (hurrah) By the bedroom was a small enclosed ‘balcony’ with three upvc chairs and a drying rack. The closeable windows overlooked the empty plot. A broom and mop were provided too (hurrah). The toilet was accompanied by a bidet with plug. A small typed notice advised no paper down the toilet (a pictogram would have been better). The sink had no plug (I bring my own) to wash clothes in (as we do when travelling very light surviving on hand luggage only). A toilet brush was supplied (hurrah). Complimentary shower gel and soap was provided as well as three toilet rolls. The shower was good but soft water meant soap/gel was diffi"