Castelo de Vide – Gistihús

Frederic Sviss

Charming, comfortable and great staff!

Diogo Írland

Literally everything. Avó Luísa (grandma Luísa) is an absolute sweetheart and takes care of you from the moment you get to her place. My wife and I, along with our wiener dog spent 3 amazing days there. From cleanliness, to location, to the great room/bed, the shower and the amazing breakfast. She even washed and folded my clothes. Couldn't recommend more.

Ron Ástralía

Excellent location, room, staff and exceptional breakfast. The ambiance of the place was outstanding. And a fascinating medieval village.

Joy Portúgal

We loved the location which was 3 minutes from the castle and close to most sites. The property was well equipped with kitchen supplies; ventilation- air and heat; comfortable furnishings -and nice decor. Paula was very responsive and communicative- checking in on a regular basis and Luisa did a great job helping us park and orienting us to the property. We also appreciated the complimentary bottle of wine.

Arwin Indónesía

People where super nice and friendly, accomodation was inspiring, amazing, cozy, romantic

Carvalho Bretland

Calm, quiet, excellent pool and brilliant hosts. Nothing was too much trouble for them. Breakfast was to die for - Loads of different continental options with regional products. The Quinta is situated close to Castelo de Vide e Marvão which are lovely places to visit, however is in a remote enough location for it to feel like a break from a busy life.

Alexandru Rúmenía

Don't stay at Varanda Do Alentejo if you don't have breakfast. It's the best breakfast we've ever had at a hotel. The location is excellent, Marvao represents the classic Portuguese village. The view is gorgeous. The Castle of Marvao is just 3 minutes away from Varanda Do Alentejo and is worth visiting. Mr Fernando was very kind to us. The parking place is right at the property and your car will be safe. Varanda Do Alentejo also has a restaurant, which you will appreciate.

John Bandaríkin

Amazing 1926? building and stay at a now inactive building that is part of the closed Train Station next door. It looks like the Train Station but the ground floor has a large room with a fireplace that was used as a cafeteria eating area. No trains run on the railroad tracks and the location is very quiet day or night. The old kitchen where you make your own breakfast with owner-supplied bread, eggs, etc. has a fantastic original cast-iron range stove and huge marble sink. The entire ground floor is original. The second floor has upgraded bedrooms and bathrooms. Great exterior like Train Station with original Portuguese hand painted blue/white tiles. Hotel-recommended, nearby restaurants are excellent. The man and his sister who manage the hotel are friendly and very helpful. They are great hosts.