Hotels near Pego da Rainha Waterfall

"The room was clean and spacious. Inside the hotel was clean and luxurious. Nice heated indoor swimming pool."

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"Beautiful scenic place. Rooms were clean. Staffs were friendly. Food place to relax. "

"Great stay! Wonderful staff- kind and helpful. Loved the restaurant- delicious food and attentive staff. Room was quiet and clean. Walking distance from the city's namesake. If you have a need to be in Castelo Branco, I highly recommend. "

"It is a nice, recently remodeled hotel. A little hard to find and unload on the narrow street, but ok. But, Checkin took more than a half hour. There is no elevator, so you have to carry your suitcases up the stairs. The shower is mounted at two meters, and the shower stall only has a half door, so unless you are tall enough to change the angle, you have a very were bathroom. Parking is on the parallel (main) street. Ok, but not good in the rain. What takes this from a 4 to a 1 is the barking dog all day and night. The owner/operator lives in a house right next to the hotel, and has a dog that barked day and night. amazingly stupid. "

"This hotel is an oasis of calm and tranquillity. Rooms are bright and in good condition. The bed was comfortable and it was a pleasure to wake up to warm sunlight from the Juliet balcony. The location is great, with easy walking access to several restaurants in town. The staff are a credit to their organisation and helped with advice when asked. The provided information about driving tours of the area, all of which proved fascinating. We particulary recommend visiting Monsanto, Coimbra, Tomar and the Schist Villages."

"Staff was very helpful and friendly! The pool is a community pool, but the hotel has a section of reserved chairs for hotel guests. eBikes were included in the reservation so we biked for ~30 minutes to go down by the river and make it easier to get back up to the hotel. Free, onsite, self parking is always nice!"

"I was glad to stay at the Alamal but be warned - it is what it is. An old adequate boutique inn surrounded by lovely nature and a nice pool. It is remote so you need a car and go distance for restaurants or shops. There is friendly but limited staff who are unavailable for most hours. Presumably guests are provided an email with instructions about accessing their room for evening arrivals, but those messages don’t get transmitted if reservations were made through an ap, so good luck. The coffee isn’t drinkable but otherwise the breakfast is okay. The real problem was the brown muck coming out of the hot water pipes. We departed a day early because the water was either brown or nothing coming out of the tap. It was sad because this is a beautiful location. The room was very comfortable and the AC worked and the hotel managers were really sweet. "

"First time travelers to this area. Nice to see a different topography of Portugal. Stayed in a Cork Shelter. Comfortable space. Hot water ran out but the shower flow can be reduced to lower flow which helped. The pool was lovely to linger by in the heat. Was fun to meet the resident pigs, roosters, hens, and goats! Dinner was yummy and breakfast buffet an awesome way to start the day. Spent a few hours at teh river beach close by as well as explored Belver. A nice quiet couple days after a busy few days in Tavira/Peniche/Nazaré/Lisbon."