We stayed here in unseasonably cold weather and of the 5 accommodations we had over the week, this was by the far the warmest, with 2 radiators as well as a very responsive aircon system. The towels are beautiful, huge and soft, and I loved our room which had wonderful wooden shutters and looked out over a tiny balcony to... More

Our stay at Dom Dinis was incredible. The setting in Marvão was amazing in itself, but the location and service from Jorge and the rest of the group at the hotel made it extra special. When we checked in Jorge was extremely friendly and showed us to our rooms and told us a little bit about the town. He gave... More

Dom Dinis is a small hotel situated against the wall that surrounds the city. The rooms are good and nice but not to big. Everything was working perfect also the bathroom. They are speaking their languages and are very helpfull. Next to the hotel you can park your car and that's special in a little town like this because of... More

Dom Dinis is in the absolutely perfect location in the fairy-tale, medieval town of Marvao. The public areas of this small hotel have been recently renovated. The rooms are pleasant and clean but quite tight. The bathrooms are very, very cramped. Jorge is exceptionally welcoming and eager to please. An excellent value.

Good location for visiting Marvao and is surroundings Carefull staff speaking french and english Clean and quite room Efficient AC when 35°C outside Free wireless well functionning appreciated Good breakfast

Me and my partner visited Marvão in May. I found it to be a wonderful choice, as the village was almost empty of tourists. So peaceful and quiet! We arrived at night on a Sunday and the trip itself was easy, no trouble finding Marvão. It had been years since i had seen such a beautiful sky, full of stars.... More

we arrived very late at night and the concierge (son of the owner) was very welcoming. the room was nice (not luxury, but clean and comfortable with a nice window). the hotel is right next tothe castle. breakfast was typical portuguese (bread, ham, cheese, jam, coffee). in general very friendly staff. we had lunch at varanda do alentejo (owned by... More

Found the amazing castle town of Marvao completely by accident on Google earth when researching, a totally enclosed walled castle on top of a 900 metre high hill, it was unbelievably pretty with tiny narrow cobbled street to drive through to the hotel, perfect photo opportunity. No-one around town and therefore pics were empty of people. So much better than... More

Recently renovated rooms Very comfortable with all mod cons Loved the mist You need to stay overnight it's very atmospheric