This hotel is excellent. situated at the far end of the castle entrance. You can park your car inside the castle if you contact the staff. the rooms are very nice, clean and good standard. The breakfast is very good, newly baked bread and fresh chees. Do not order bacon and scrambled eggs for 5 Euro extra, it is not... More

You can't sleep any better than inside the city walls of Obidos, and this is one of the best choices in town. The rooms are contemporary decor, and pleasant. What makes this place special is the great location, and wonderful staff. The staff was gracious and welcoming, and every interaction enhanced our brief stay in the town. The hotel is... More

We stayed there for only one night but the room was lovely with a very comfortable and contemporary feel for an old historic building. Unfortunately their restaurant was closed that day but we were also told to go to the restaurant down the street...which was wonderful and quite quaint. The only difficult part is figuring out the parking., which was... More

Casa Das Senhoras Rainhas is a charming little hotel inside the walls of Obidos. It is a little difficult to find, but once you do, you'll be delighted. We loved the common area with the honor bar, the restaurant is excellent, and the staff is OUTSTANDING! Silvia walked us to A Ilustre Casa De Ramiro, another great restaurant, as she... More

the hotel has a restaurant called 'cozinha das rainhas' very cosy, charming, candle lit, wonderful food. very appropriate for a romantic dinner on a special occasion.

Obidos is absolutely gorgeous, and I was enchanted by this little hotel. There is no getting away from history, with rooms named after Portuguese queens, and a view from the bedroom balcony across the sweet little courtyard to the impressive, ancient city walls. Despite being inside the walls of the higgledy piggledy village, rightly attracting a fair few tourists, it... More

If you chose a hotel inside the walls of an old village, you have to expect an adventure getting there.Once up the very narrow cobbled streets the welcome could not be warmer. The decor is really exquisite...simple furnishings in pleasing colors with great accent pieces and paintings. Our room had a limestone en suite bathroom, and a balcony with chairs... More

My husband and I stayed here for one night on our recent visit to Portugal. First thing to note, it is hard to drive in Obidos and hard to find the hotel. Neither printed directions nor a GPS provide adequate help, and the streets are as narrow as everyone says they are. We entered the town no problem, but could... More

Obidos is a strange place - rather shabby and touristy, although if it was spruced up a bit it could be very nice. The hotel itself is trying very hard to be a boutique hotel but slightly misses the mark. It is also difficult to drive to and you may find yourself having to drag your cases up steep and... More