Theme:
Paradores of Spain and Pousadas of Portugal
Start City:
Marvao
Distances:
Lisbon (242km), Coimbra (238km), Porto (348km)
Style:
Historic Design Pousada in a medieval town
Season:
Jan - Dec
Description:
Almost 1000 meters above sea level, the
Hotel Pousada de Marvao is situated in the unspoilt 13th century Marvao in the
Alentejo region of Portugal The small traditional houses of Marvão, a
medieval town with walls dating from the thirteenth century, seem to squeeze the
narrow little streets that wind between them. The two village houses that have
been comfortably converted into a Pousada offer an exceptionally beautiful
panorama from the reception rooms and certain bedrooms.
Services & Facilities:
SERVICES & FACILITIES INCLUDED:
Hotel has the following
equipment:
* Air-Conditioning
* Historical/Monumental Building
* Scenic Area
Rooms have the following
equipment:
* Air-Conditioning
* Cable TV
* 220 Volts Voltage
* Mini-Bar
* Hair Drier
* Phone
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The small traditional houses of Marvão, a
medieval town with walls dating from the thirteenth century, seem to squeeze the
narrow little streets that wind between them. The two village houses that have
been comfortably converted into a Pousada offer an exceptionally beautiful
panorama from the reception rooms and certain bedrooms.
We had a fabulous time on the Camino de Santiago! Everything worked as
it should have and all contact we had with anyone associated with
EATours was very friendly, very helpful and totally professional. You
can be sure that we will be passing the word. A real pleasure... 
