Boutique Hotels in Lagos

This hotel was an absolute gem! Location was close to the beautiful Dona Ana beach, pretty and comfortable rooms. Amazing breakfast! The staff was very friendly too!

The facilities, comfortable beds, breakfast, spa

Beautiful setting, good selection of food, nice spa plus outdoor pools. Lovely view even on the back of the building. Kind staff.

location is ideal, staff are helpful and friendly

So kind staff with very good service:) very cozy place, really recommend

Exceptional staff. Very understanding and trained to manage a great place. The room itself was beautifully decorated and well fitted.

Spacious rooms, friendly staff, huge pool, free parking

Absolutely beautiful Hotel.. Rooms are very spacious and clean… everything you need in the room and never heard any noise at night… staff very pleasant and helpful

We had the most amazing time at Montinho de Ouro! We were super happy we stayed here for our last nights and it was truly a relaxing highlight of our trip to Portugal. After traveling around in a campervan for two weeks, we decided to wrap up our holiday with three nights here, and it was the best decision we could've made. From the moment we arrived at the gate, we were blown away. The peaceful atmosphere, the abundance of fruit trees, surrounded by birds everywhere and blooming flowers in the garden. Everything felt like a dream. A few days before we were in Lisbon for just one day. We left right away because we do not really like the busteling busy city life. I think that is also why we appreciated this place so much too. It was quiet, no people around, no business around, just one with nature and we loved it. What made it even more special was the warmest welcome we've ever received. The host was incredibly kind and made us feel right at home from the very start. All staff members were super friendly in a genuine interested way. Our room was lovely, beautifully decorated, with a huge comfy bed (such a treat after sleeping in a van!), a handy fridge, and a stunning bathroom that gave us major inspiration for our own house back in Aruba! Every detail of our stay felt thoughtful and relaxing. We left feeling refreshed, grateful, and definitely planning to return one day.

We spent eight wonderful vacation days at this magnificent hotel. With only 15 rooms, it always maintains a calm and pleasant atmosphere. Every morning, guests are treated to a rich breakfast buffet with both cold and hot dishes, various types of coffee, tea, and juice, as well as fresh bread and rolls. You can choose to sit indoors or outdoors, depending on your preference. After breakfast, a spacious green area with indoor and outdoor pools and sun loungers invites you to relax. The rooms are spacious, with large bathrooms, generous windows, and balconies or terraces with sea views. In the evening, there is the option to enjoy an excellent dinner. The hotel is extremely clean, always smells pleasant, plays soft music, and has a well-functioning air conditioning system. This eco-friendly retreat offers its guests a unique and responsible experience in harmony with nature. After an interesting conversation with the hotel owner, we also talked about mass tourism and environmental protection. He explained to us that the hotel takes significant measures in the area of nature and environmental protection. The commitment to environmental protection is evident in all aspects of hotel operations. From the use of renewable energy to efficient waste management, the hotel minimizes its ecological footprint: Solar energy: The hotel uses solar panels for water heating and electricity generation, significantly reducing dependence on non-renewable energy sources. Waste management: Strict waste management with recycling and composting programs is implemented. Guests are encouraged to participate in these sustainable practices. Water conservation: Efficient irrigation systems and the use of greywater for garden irrigation contribute to water conservation. Our conclusion: Hotel Vila Valverde is more than just a place to stay; it is an example of how luxury tourism and environmental protection can be harmoniously combined.