Hotels in Santa Maria

"This was a beautiful stay in the highest peak in the Algaves. Our room was spacious and had a stunning view, staff was friendly and very accommodating! Breakfast was included , however you need to make dinner reservations if you want to eat there. I would suggest doing this before you arrive if you want to eat at a regular hour. After we checked in and settled in we made our reservation and could not get anything sooner than 9:00pm. However the wait for the food was worth it! "

"Room was clean. Bed was comfortable. Breakfast was lovely. Pretty view. Wifi was somewhat poor. Overall our stay was pleasant"

"Excellent hotel. Beautiful room. Very clean. Pool, spa, private terrace and nice landscaping. Excellent breakfast and wonderful staff! Great experience !"

"Clean and good view from the rooms but very dated and poor quality finish throughout. Needs a major overall. Breakfast was plentiful. More Hostel feel than Hotel. "

"Great location, lots of shooe and restaurants nearby."

"This place is all around a lovely, elevated get-away oasis. Extremely clean, wonderful staff, beautiful location and grounds, and fabulous restaurant. A mile or two outside of the town. "

"The place was clean with comfortable beds. The host was witty and knowledgeable. We got to enjoy delicious fare from the cafe next door. "

"When planning our walk on the Rota Vicentina, we weren't sure the extra distance to reach Quinta Chocalhino (Cowbell Farm!) from Odemira would be worth it but it was and Teresa made sure we didn't have to walk any farther than Odemira. Our stay at this family-run agriturismo was lovely: our room was incredibly comfortable and breakfast was perfectly suited to our tastes and dietary restrictions (one of us is a gluten-free vegetarian). We didn't have much energy to explore the grounds (or try the pool) during our one-night stay but we loved that there were donkeys, geese/ducks, turkeys, dogs, and cats staying on the farm with us. We got rained on during our day's walk to Odemira and were pleasantly surprised to find a clothes rack and dehumidifier in our room for drying out our wet gear. Teresa also lit a fire in the Great Room for us and we relaxed after dinner in front of the fireplace with our books and delicious red wine from the Alentejo region. We left the next morning rejeuvenated and ready to tackle our next stage to Sao Teotonio!"

"Cheap accommodations when there’s nothing else. Good continental breakfast"