Guesthouse A Lareira

The location is nice and quiet, and reception was good, but the room was small, in an old building, and not fully clean. There were plastic bags from some cakes left behind. It was very hot, with no air conditioning, and there was no elevator. For these conditions, the price feels much too high. A room alone for 120 euros is absurd, and I think just a few euros more could get you better conditions. The price should be reviewed. Thank you :)

It felt like a trip back to the 90s. The room was clean and the bed and towels were ready, but it's obvious the place has seen better days. The woman at reception, maybe the owner, was fine, though her English was weak. Don't count on breakfast, but Intermarche is nearby. I wouldn't call the night noisy, but the thin walls and church tower could bother light sleepers. I needed earplugs. The price for what you get isn't great, though at half the price it would be okay.

Fine for a night in Aljezur. The location works well since everything in this small town is close. My room wasn't in the best shape: the main light didn't work and the shower was missing its head holder. Still, it was clean, the beds were comfortable, and it was nice to have a balcony.

Definitely overpriced. The walls are paper-thin, so every little sound carries from other rooms and bathrooms: snores, footsteps, sneezes, coughs, even the toilet flushing. Half the night, we could hear a couple in one room shouting at each other. I messaged the owner and tried calling several times, but got no response. I understand guests can be different, but ignoring that level of noise is shameful. It was a terrible night.