Mafra Guest House

Beatriz at reception was lovely, and the cleaning team were the nicest.

There are plenty of parking spaces for hotel guests, and the hotel is comfortable. The problem is its spot on the main street: passing motorcycles make a lot of noise day and night, and each one feels like hell. If you shut the window, there’s no air in the room, so you have to switch on the A/C.

Opened in 2019, this is a new 4 stars hotel with excellent service and unusually good room amenities. The modern, chic setting is matched by professional staff. Rooms follow a "Northern European Hotel experience" style, with warm, cozy, soundproofed spaces and different kinds of wood as decoration. The bathrooms are modern and well-equipped, with a large, elegant shower that gets natural light. Breakfast is generous, and the dining room is elegant too. We had a great experience and very good room/rate value.

The hospital where our dog was having his second cancer operation recommended this place. For €80 in low season, I expected better value and a decent night’s sleep, especially in such an isolated area. With this bed, I’d expect to pay €70 max. The staff were very nice, the facility fairly modern, and there was a small refrigerator in the room. Breakfast had lots of choices, and you could see the ocean in the distance. But the bed was terribly uncomfortable, and we woke up with back aches. Deal breaker. The pillows were far too thick and hard, ouch, and there was black mold in the shower. CombatCritic Gives Mafra Hotel 4 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!