Quinta do Campo

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The location is perfect...........short drive to Nazare,, Fatima and other attractions. Diogo is a super host & speaks perfect English. The room was large with balcony view of the countryside. Breakfast was ok but could have been better with scrambled eggs. Very private & quiet property and safe.
  : Yard could have been brighter at night with more outdoor lighting. We missed TV in the room but walked to the main house to watch news, etc. WiFi in our room was sporadic.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Owner very friendly and knowledgeable. Tour of the old buildings including the farm house. What a treasure trove of antiques and unusual artifactsAccommodation was comfortable and again unusual with artifacts on the wall. Never stayed in a room with pitchfork and takes as wall art
  : Would have been nice for a tv in the apartment however this would detract from the olde worlde feel

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The continental breakfast was good. The common rooms such as living room, dining room, and library were furnished in keeping with being a historical landmark. Diogo (the host) gave us a great tour of the buildings.
  : Our bedroom had a heater so it was warm, but the other rooms were cool. The weather was cool and I imagine it would be hard to heat. It didnt detract from our stay but I do recommend having warmer clothes if you need them.

Disappointing
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The location, free parking
  : The property wasnt well maintained. It had a musty smell and the trim around a door way had been eaten away by termites.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : The host was warm and helpful, and provided a personal tour, complete with family history connected to the property. It was in a beautiful, serene location, ideal for a relaxing getaway. I stayed in an apartment and also had access to the common areas of the main house (amazing library!).
  : I would suggest a few minor repairs (wobbly doorknobs), some more basics in the kitchenette (although it was as described), and perhaps a deeper clean of some areas that were a bit dusty.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Very interesting place oozing of history, for afficionados.Host is very nice. Comfortable enough.
  : Not a big variety for breakfast, especially if one is vegeterian, let's say. Inside the house (the main mansion) there is a strong smell of mold.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : I appreciate this propertys old world charm and history, the location was quiet and the host/owner Diogo was super attentive. There was no toaster, so when I mentioned this he bought one, accompanied with a nice bottle of champagne. I enjoyed the serenity and hearing the cows, birds and goats nearby which really relaxed me.
  : I stayed for 7 nights, which in hindsight, wasnt the best idea. The two-bedroom apartment I stayed in didnt have a washing machine or an oven. Just a rusty 2 stove burner and a microwave, which limited what I could buy at the grocery store. Also there werent any bowls, only plates which meant I couldnt eat cereal. The biggest issue I had was the heavily accumulated dust on the concrete walls as well as throughout the apartment. As an asthmatic I really struggled with this. When I first arrived there was a dirty towel left in the bathroom, and a dead rat in the little courtyard which was removed 3 days later. I didnt have a car, so I was restricted to the little village outside the accommodation, though cute and friendly with a couple of excellent eateries, but after 3 days, it became dull. Theres no ceiling fans, or any type of fans. Summer time in that place would feel like a sauna. The upstairs fly screen in my bedroom had a good sized hole that allowed the flies in. Theres no TV so if you dont have a laptop, youll be insanely bored. The WiFi cut out a lot, so I really did feel like I was cut-off from the whole world - which is fine for three days, but definitely not a whole week.