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"Great experience! View of the Douro Valley was amazing, hotel staff were friendly and helpful, and the property overall was exactly the kind of relaxation we were hoping for. Very convenient location to the boats and train station. A real gem."

"The location was spectacular! The rooms were fantastic, the wine was amazing, the staff were friendly and welcoming and the facilities were great. One of the best properties I have ever stayed. I highly recommend. Word of warning, you need to hire a car to get to the property."

"We had a wonderful stay at Caso do Santo. Maria and her staff we wonderful. It was very tranquil and felt like paradise. Beds were comfortable, breakfast was great. Highly recommend."

"This place is perfect, loved everything about it. Very relaxed, beautiful garden and pool, the atmosphere and the design of the house, the cute cats. Delicious breakfast. The only complaint is that I wish we could stay longer… "

"Amazing setting, incredible food and great wines. Overall a phenomenal experience. Will return."

"Beautiful hotel with amazing views of the Duoro Valley "

"Angela the manager and all the staff were amazing. The place is stunning in a private vineyard with amazing tranquil views. We had two dinners there and they were amazing. Their own wine was delicious. "

"Pictures of the property in expedia does not make justice of the beautiful place and surroundings. All rooms face the amazing Douro River. Waking up and opening the windows for the sun to come in with the river view was priceless. The nights are so peaceful and quiet. Friends and families stayed with us and loved as well. Strongly recommended if staying overnight in Pinhão - Douro Valley"

"We had a wonderful stay at Morgadio do Calcada. It has been the highlight of our trip to Portugal - and there were already so many impressive moments! The property is a manor house at the edge of Provesendes run by the 18th generation of the household. The lodge is in a newly renovated part across the courtyard from the main house, surrounded by vineyards and a citrus grove. The rooms are modern with a very spacious bathroom. The owner, Manuel, is amazingly warm. He hosted the dinner the night we dined there and shared a lot of insight on his family and the range of wines he produces from his old vines. The reserved red was stunning, so was his white port. His staff is also very friendly and knowledgeable. The village itself is UNESCO heritage protected - charming, walkable, and probably has not changed for 500 years. The church bell still rings to tell the villagers time, and a small bakery opens for a few hours in the morning to supply the village with bread. There is a cafe, a restaurant, and a bar. But the laid-back lifestyle means they may or may not be open when you arrive... You must have dinner there one of the nights. Also, if you get a chance to tour the main house, do it. It's like going back in time..."