Guesthouse A Lareira — Hotel in Aljezur

We paid 54 euros for a twin room, with breakfast. Room was on the 1st floor (U.S.), 2nd floor (Europe). Clean room, comfortable beds, clean bathroom with good shower, outdoor balcony with a drying rack. I think maybe this place was closed for renovation in 2017, as I don't see any reviews from then, and it looks all spiffed up. The restaurant is still closed for dinner, but breakfast was served there. It's a buffet breakfast, with juice, cereal and fruit, in addition to cheese, ham, and the usual continental breakfast. "A Lareira" translates as "The Fireplace", and, indeed, there is a monster fireplace in the dining room. The place is near the RV. The staff was very pleasant, especially the woman serving breakfast. All in all, a good place to stay, good value. Nothing special about it maybe, but everything at least...

The room was booked through Bookatrekking, for doing the Southern Fisherman’s trail. The room was very sparse which is okay. The problem was barking dogs all night, followed by roosters in the morning. As we were hiking, we wanted an early start and asked about breakfast. It was not included with our room, which is ok. When asked how much, the lady wanted 10 Euro cash each. We were in a hurry, so reluctantly agreed. The breakfast was pretty poor and when the scrambled eggs ran out and I enquired about more, she said no! Came back a few minutes later and offered hard boiled eggs. I believe that she was just pocketing the money.|One of the worst hotels that I...

This guesthouse is really a collection of rooms above a restaurant. Go into the restaurant to check in (this may be different in season - we were there in November. The rooms were clean, functional. All have access to a long balcony that runs the length of the building. Be aware that this is located in the new part of town, so you have to walk over to get the atmosphere of the old Aljezur, on the hillside going up to the Moorish castle. We ate downstairs in the restaurant, good meal and very friendly and helpful. This is also where they serve breakfast. We were walking the Rota Vicentina; this is a little off the track,...