Property was super clean , beautiful grounds and landscape

The view, the room. Bed is more subjective as i didn't like it but my wife loved it. The stuff very friendly. I've checked the room with black light and was spotless.

The breakfast. Was cute but could have more options.

Alles Perfekt!!!!

The property is beautifully designed, and the setting is lovely. The pool area is well maintained, and the rooms have great potential. The staff was friendly and accommodating when we raised questions or made requests. For example, he kindly offered us omelets free of charge after we mentioned the breakfast options were quite limited and we weren’t expected, as well as replacement towels free of charge. The overall atmosphere has the bones of something special, and with a bit more attention, it could be a fantastic place. He also allowed for late check-out.

Unfortunately, we left feeling quite disappointed. We often stay in small boutique-style accommodations like this, and usually love them, but this one fell short of what was advertised — especially considering the very high score on Booking and the label of a “luxury experience.” One of the main issues was around the towels. We ended up having a frustrating exchange with the owner when we asked for fresh ones. I tried to explain that it felt wrong to have to bargain for something so basic, especially in a place positioned as luxury. His response was that this wasn’t a five-star hotel and that “not even in five-star hotels” would you get fresh towels without an extra charge. That’s simply not true. I’ve stayed in many similar properties across Italy and Portugal — not even five-star hotels, just well-run boutique stays — and they’ve always been happy to provide what guests need without making it feel like an inconvenience or an upsell (for future reference: Monte do Cardal and Teima Alentejo SW, in Portugal, Theros All Suites, in Greece, BB Hotels, in Spain and French - different price points, different countries and different quality, and not all of them hotels, but this has never been an issue). Yes, he said extra towels could be provided free of charge, even though they usually had an extra cost, but luxury isn’t about charging more for basics. It’s about making guests feel comfortable and cared for. Also, this is so basic that it has never been an issue in 2- and 3-star hotels where I have stayed. One of the issues was the breakfast. It was very limited, and we were surprised that basic options like omelets weren’t included by default. After we mentioned it, the host kindly offered them free of charge, which we appreciated. However, having to ask in the first place felt awkward and didn’t align with the idea of a high-end experience. There were other signs of poor upkeep.