Casa da Avó - Turismo de Habitação(Casa Da Avo - Turismo de Habitacao)

Lovely building in the centre of the village. We had the use of a garden and fine sitting room as well as our comfortable room. Continental breakfast included. Staff very helpful and speak some English. Restaurants are close by.

Beautifully renovated house that is a lovely, 200 year old property. Staff are attentive and breakfast was great. Site owners helpful and gracious. Dr. Ricky S. Stern

Beautifully maintained old house in the old part of the town right next door to the main church. Full of old furniture and artefacts. Safe entrance. Nice breakfast with fruit, bread and cheeses and espresso coffee. Pleasant and helpful staff.

Casa de Avo is situated in the centre of the charming village of Torre de Moncorvo, near the church. We found the house easily and, with help from the owner, we got the car round to a lane at the back of the house and parked up. The house is a splendid old town house and the moment we stepped through the door and saw the old stone steps leading up to the internal doors it just felt special. All the public rooms are beautifully decorated and furnished with period furniture, and the bedrooms are just as lovely. We had a choice of two rooms and chose room number 2 simply because it was larger. It does however look out over the front, so we will get the church bells at full volume (fortunately they don’t ring through the night and only start up again at 8 o’clock). The house has a nice lounge in which to relax as well as a pleasant outdoor seating area. Breakfast is served in a charming room and, although it is a simple affair consisting of fresh fruits, cheese, ham, fruit preserves and nice bread, we thoroughly enjoyed it. All staff members have been most welcoming and we found staying here to be a most relaxing and enjoyable experience. Fabulous house; nice people; charming village. We were here for three days and would certainly come back again.

Beautiful old building in a lovely, historic village that is nicely a little outside the Douro tourism mainstream, but still just a short drive from some great wineries. - Friendly staff, I think each of the 3 or 4 folks I dealt with spoke English - Contrary to previous reviews, good wifi - Typical breakfast spread, some breads, cheeses, fruits and yogurt. The selection of fruit preserves was nice. - Great village, and this is right next to the old church. Downsides: - Mattress/pillows pretty poor - Its a historic old home, so the walls are thin. You'll hear folks if they are chatting in the hallway. - No elevator of course, so keep that in mind if you have mobility issues, but its just 1-2 stories.