We stayed two nights (not enough) in the old building of this lovely Quinta. It was a good-size room at about 390 square feet and included a half-bottle of wine and oranges. It was very comfortable with a large modern bathroom. We were on the ground floor and had french windows that we could open onto the lovely view. The... More

Our stay at Quinta do Vallado was part of our Portugal holiday. We stayed there on the way to Porto from Lisbon. Quinta do Vallado is a perfect getaway, and our only regret is that we only stayed there for a night. The 21 century rooms were fully booked, so we booked the 18th century superior room. Do not have... More

Quinta do Vallado is a well located and appointed gem. It is a great place to use as a base from which to explore the heart of the Douro Valley wine region including the various wine producers not to mention nearby communities such as Lamego, Régua, Pinhão, Tua (take the steam train on Saturday from Régua to Tua via Pinhão),... More

This is a beautiful inn. The new addition is very contemporary and beautifully executed to blend into the magnificent surroundings looking out onto the vineyards, river and hills. The staff is extremely accommodating, welcoming us with a lovely glass of wine and snacks in the comfortable living room with views. We stayed in a great corner room with two terraces... More

We were advised on arrival that our room would not be available and we would need to go to an alternative hotel.The reason given was that they had a flood 40 minutes before which had affected the electrics.There was no evidence of a recent flood and our taxi had telephoned the hotel to ask directions on our behalf,no mention of... More

If you like wine, or just need to get rid of every day stress there is not better place to go. Very cosy hotel wwith few rooms. Almost familiar atmosphere. We were in the new part of the hotel wich is ver modern, but with fireplaces all around. lot of "living rooms" in the hotel were you can enjoy in... More

This was my first time to the Douro Valley and 1st time to Portugal and this was our first night in the country. Although we arrived very late due to a missed flight connection, the hotel arranged to have local cheese and country sausage for us upon arrival. Combined with some of their own field vines wine we were treated... More

The wine cellars are very good and with a unique architecture, the food (dinner upon request) was very delicious too. The only dissapointment was the rooms (I stayed in the older part) for the price, as well as the pool service. The pool has no bar so the waiters have to make quaite a long path to the pool, moreover... More

The signposting to this wine lodge, a few kilometres outside the town of Regua, was excellent, for which we were grateful as it was pouring rain. In fact it rained solidly for the two days we stayed in the upper Douro valley. The scenery, even in the rain, was spectacular and the views from the hotel onto the terraced vineyards... More