We stayed in the Pousada for two nights as part of a Smithsonian tour. The building is a converted monastery across from the Roman Temple--in the walled city. The location is perfect. We loved the ancient building and the public rooms. This hotel is not for everyone--it is for people who enjoy being in a charming historical building. The rooms... More

The hotel is beautiful, right in front of the Diana Temple, the historic setting and old furniture are great, but the restaurant is terrible. The food was cold, unseasoned, and very expensive for the quality offered. We can't recommend it, it's a shame how such a lovely hotel has such a bad restaurant. More

This place has the perfect location in Evora. You won't get any closer to the temple of Diana which is right in front of hotel. We visited during Holy Week and the place was desserted. We booked two rooms since we were traveling with our kids, the rooms need a big TLC right about now. The paint in both rooms... More

Enchanting hotel in a converted convent with a Roman Temple right outside. Evora is a great town to visit and this has to be one of the best places to stay. The restaurant is in the glassed in cloisters. Rooms are converted cells. Staff at reception were very pleasant. There was some confusion when the bellboy found that the room... More

Évora have a lot of great restaurants, and the restaurant from Pousada dos Loios is one of the best. It's located in the cloister of the convent and have a nice garden. At luch, you have an amazing buffet, full with the typical dishes from Alentejo. The prices are reasonable, and the food is very good, like the service. More

The Pousada dos Loios is one you'll never forget. It's one of the ancient castles/monasteries that the Portugese gov't has converted to top-notch inns. We slept in a "cell" that used to be inhabited by a monk, quite atmospheric but it was also comfortable, good bed and bathroom. We could look out the window to the table where we had... More

Right in the center of this ancient town. Charming small hotel with a warm, friendly feel in a converted, historic convent. Staff was very accommodating. Restaurant is located around the enclosed cloister for breakfast (included), they also serve lunch and dinner. Our room was large but had a musty odor - check your room before accepting. More

I took my wife for a romantic dinner at the pousada. we dined among beautiful arches and candles. the buffet dessert table was stunning! loads of eggy delights, tradtional from Portuguese convents. More

We were lucky in that we got a 1/2 price deal with the Pousada (seems there are always specials around) so we took the Historic Suite, their best room, for 120euros a night. What a treat! Beautiful huge bedroom, two bathrooms and a fescoed living room with 18th c. paintings and elegant furniture. Off the living room was our own... More