Guest Houses in Foz do Arelho

Convenient location clean and modern. Secure

Very relaxed feel, with only 6 rooms. More like a Bed and Breakfast. Stunning common areas. We had a terrace outside our room with a view of the lagoon and a bit of ocean. Helpful hosts providing great suggestions. Very close to restaurants alongside the water.

The outdoor living space is wonderful and the kitchen common area has everything you need. It is also very clean and the hostess is super nice and friendly.

Parking was so easy (easiest in our week plus Portugal travel). Facility was great. We even had breakfast served to us the next day. Our hostess was incredible. Central location.

Clean, and a lot of accommodations.

This was one of the best AirB&B that we stayed in our complete trip to Portugal. Highly recommend! Zulmira and Luis were the perfect hosts and went out of their way to make our stay absolutely comfortable and enjoyable. We had the whole house to ourselves and it was amazing. Very clean and everything was provided. We would give this a 5 star rating.

We had such a lovely stay at this charming music-themed house! From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by Sónia and her son, who gave us a full tour and made us feel instantly at home. The house is beautifully decorated with musical touches throughout, giving it a unique and artistic personality. It’s a spacious two-bedroom home with a very well-equipped kitchen — probably the most complete we’ve stayed in during our time in Portugal. They’ve thought of everything: coffee, paper towels, napkins, even clothespins for drying laundry — all the small comforts that make a big difference. They left home made cookies that were delicious. There’s also a sweet little yard to enjoy, and the neighborhood is quiet and peaceful with a great local bakery nearby. You’ll need a car to get around, but everything is within a 10 to 15-minute drive. Truly a perfect stay — thoughtful hosts, a welcoming home, and all the comforts you could hope for. Also all the recommendations given by Joao were great. Highly recommended!

loved the neighborhood, the house, the pool was awesome and we were always alone in the pool despite having neighbors.

Had to stop over on our way to Porto. The town itself was a bit stranded in January, but the hotel was excellent with a warm welcome. All information for arrival was correct and easy to understand and the welcome was warm. All rooms are named by a local artist and are decorated with his/her works. We had a deluxe family suite, where the second sleeping room is connected via small balcony (might be handy if there's a snoring person in family). We discovered later at the Nazare lighthouse that we works of Mario Reis are also decorating this iconic landmark. Breakfast was good - the buffee selection is not big, but they make you an omelette or anything else from eggs. Parking is close and easy to find. P.S Extra nice touch was the complimentary port wine in the room.

The location is unbeatable. This newly renovated c. 1903 hotel has tiptop amenities, the heating works,the hot water is hot, the water pressure is excellent, the mattress firm, the linens crisp, etc. Good Old Days is immaculately maintained. May I add, I stayed at Good Old Days during a month of endless rain. I was often damp and chilled on returning to my room, which was always warm, dry and cozy!