We just returned from Portugal and had the most wonderful stay that the Quinta de Santa Barbara. From the hostess, to Carlos at the restaurant, and the wonderful accommodations, our stay will be one always remembered. We loved our room and the locations so much that we actually extended our stay. We did travel on the off season (October) and... More

This was like staying in a museum while enjoying modern comfort. It is very nice looking from the outside and inside it is stunning, with fabulous ceilings and lots of antiques. The room was large enough for two adults and a child, with a nice bathroom. We really enjoyed the swimming pool. The cats have grown less social, but our... More

We were very much looking forward this place, but we were disappointed by the receptionist. Our phone reservation was not recorded and the guy at reception desk even did not say simple Hello or Good morning. Like if he did not want to be disturbed by new guests, coming for 4 nights. Therefore, we stayed in the next rural b&b,... More

We just stayed at Quinta de Santa Barbara, on our way from Coimbra to Evora, and were utterly charmed by this beautiful historic estate, which dates back to the 16th century, with ties to Portugal's revered poet, Luis de Camoes. We stayed here on a Monday, and almost had the inn to ourselves, excepting 2 pet peacocks, and Pippa and... More

First I must say that the Quinta de Santa Bárbara does not fall into the category of B&B. It's more a unique kind of establishment here in Portugal, where old castles, palaces or like in this case manor houses are adapted to receive guests. The Manor House has a giant history, going back to the 15th century when it was... More