This is a quiet respite from the bustle of the city center of Lagos. A convenient 5-minute walk from dining, shopping and attractions, this Moorish-themed hotel is quaint (in a good way!), spacious (our room was more like an apartment, with kitchenette and a separate bedroom), and reasonably priced. Breakfast is included and is as good as any we've had... More

This is a beautiful little b&b tucked away in the old town of Lagos within easy walking distance of the centre .My room was a small apartment with cooking facilities & a kettle, which was most welcome for my English cup of tea! It had a separate sitting area with a T.V. Breakfast was amazing, it catered for any requirement... More

A beautiful Portuguese town house, located within the walls in this charming town, a quiet retreat yet readily available to all amenities in the town centre and beach. It is slightly uphill, and there were so many ways you could take to get down into the centre. The rooms were spacious and cleaned everyday with fresh towels, rooms well equipped,... More

I am not easily convinced to give a 5 star rating but this ticks all the boxes if you want a place of quiet, beauty and very very special interior. The design of the place is beautiful as was the poo l(sadly in the middle of february we could not take a dip) :( The breakfast was one of the... More

It's quite a while since we stayed there, in November 2006, we selected by a trawl through the internet. However we now have our own apartment and are in Lagos several times a year, and we frequently walk through the area where Casa da Moura is situated, the last time during a visit in September 2012, which is the date... More

Based on the reviews on tripadvisor we stayed here. This place absolutely deserves all the nice comments - it is an absolute gem! If you are in Lagos you must try this place. Rooms are stunning, service excellent and breakfast sensational. We enjoyed sitting on the room lounge area watching the sun go down with breathtaking views over the whole... More

We stayed at Casa da Moura for two nights and really enjoyed our stay at the hotel. We stayed in the Agadir room on the ground floor of the hotel. The room was wonderfully decorated and very spacious. Having a small microfridge, sink, and stove burners in our room was an added bonus as we were traveling with our toddler... More

This was on the outskirts of the old town, which worked well for us because it was quiet even when the center of town was filled with revelers and music. The building itself was clean and beautifully decorated, with a Moorish influence evident throughout, and the breakfast buffet was a highlight of our stay there because of the shaded rooftop... More

Just a ten minute walk from the the pier and the beach, it's located in the old town but tucked away near the back of the old city walls. The "room" was huge; what we really had was a full one bedroom apartment, with kitchenette, full living room, and small dining area. The breakfast spread (which is included in the... More