Sagres Time Apartamentos

This place is a gem! Wonderful customer service, spacious apartment, bathtub big enough for two, sunset on one balcony, morning sunshine on the other. A relaxing quiet area, but close enough to restaurants, bars & cafes...we can't wait to come back for longer next time!

Excellent location. Spotlessly clean. Very friendly helpful staff. The apartment was much larger than we had expected. Walking distance to restaurants but away from the hussle and bustle of the seaside town. There is a Lidl supermarket in Vila do Bispo the village before Sagres. Much, much cheaper than Sagres Intermarchè.

Apartment was beautiful, large and clean with all from the accommodation description. We were glad for a nonstop reception with a good drinks choice (non-alcoholic, beer, wine bottles, etc.) because we arrived in the early morning. We will choose this accommodation for our next trip there.

We had a very nice time in Sagres and with Sagres Time Apartementos the perfect accommodation. The welcome was very warm and the restaurant tips very helpful. The apartment was very large and clean. Everything was great! We can recommend the accommodation with a clear conscience.

This aparthotel is absolute perfection. I checked in for one night and stayed for four. I think that says it all! the kitchen is very well equipped even including a washing machine. bathroom luxurious with a big tub. bed super comfortable. living room spacious with large screen TV and Netflix plus two deck areas. It's a short walk from the beach and the spar supermarket is close by for all your supplies. all very warm and comfortable. It provides total luxury at a very affordable price. every part of the apartment is spotless. It's a very welcome oasis if you are hiking the trail and want a night with some creature comforts. Staff are lovely and super helpful. Lovely salt water pool heated. Top class!

This is an apartment-style hotel in the middle of far-flung Sagres, on the very tip of southwestern Portugal. I stayed here with my two teen sons for five nights, so we got to see the good and the bad here. First, the good, and that starts with value. The prices are pretty unbeatable. Our spacious apartment with two TVs, a full kitchen, washer/dryer combo, and a cute little patio was pretty much the same price for five nights as our one night at a fancy, less impressive place in Lisbon. The front desk and housekeeping staff were nearly always eager to please and quick to address issues. The property is squeaky clean and very pretty. Now the bad, which quite honestly isn't all that bad. The main issue here is that the amenities are a little worse for wear. Over five days, both our wall-unit air conditioners and our washer/dryer combo broke in one form or another. The televisions were old and confusing to operate. The foldout couch and cot were thin and uncomfortable (my teens got their revenge for this later by claiming the fancy bed at the Lisbon hotel). Now, to the staff's credit, all three appliances were fixed swiftly and thoroughly while we were out during the day. (I got a little taste of the typically more laid-back Portuguese approach to problems when I informed the late-night desk agent about the broken washer and he said "That sucks, want a beer?") Finally, we should talk about location: if you're looking to spend some time traversing the whole Algarve, this is not the place to stay. It takes nearly two hours to get to Faro from here, and you're still only halfway across the region. But if you're looking for a relaxing place far from the madding crowd, only a stone's throw away from gorgeous cliffs and uncrowded beaches, you won't beat this spot. The front desk staff all speaks very good English; if you need to interact with the maintenance and housekeeping crew, it would help to know a few basic phrases in Portuguese.