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Accommodation Accommodation Centro de Portugal Guarda Casa da Lomba Casas do Mondego Local accommodation Tourism in the Country / Country Houses Address: Rua da Fonte de Cima, 3 63210-171 Lomba Address: Rua do Eiró, N.º86300-170 Porto da Carne Sabugal Telephone: +351 96 634 76 79 Telephone: +351 966 411 611 E-mail: [email protected] Website: E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.casasdomondego.com http://www.casadalomba.com Characteristics and Services: Timetable: Number of beds: 12; Number of rooms: 6; Television room; 24H; Number of detached houses: 1 T1; 1 T2; 1 T3; Central heating; Characteristics and Services: Internet Access; Reserved area for non-smokers; Garden; Central heating; Number of beds: 6; Number of rooms: 3; Access: Internet Access; Swimming-pool; Kitchen; Breakfast; Outdoor parking; Buses; Access: Room facilities: Outdoor parking; Bike friendly; Heating in room; Television in room; Hair dryer in room; Internet Room facilities: access in room; Television in room; Internet access in room; Heating in room; Payments: Payments: Guiding price: $$$ (60€ - 90€); "All inclusive" rates; Guiding price: $$ (30€ - 60€); Accessibility: Accessibility: Disabled access; Accessible route to the entrance: Total; Accessible route to the entrance: Total; Accessible entrance: Accessible entrance: Total; Reception area suitable for people Total; Accessible circulation inside: Total; Accessible with special needs; Accessible circulation inside: Total; areas/services: Bedrooms; Accessible areas/services: Bedrooms; Hotel Lusitânia Congress & Spa The Mondego Houses are located in the River Mondego valley, in Hotel accommodation / Hotel / **** the historical centre of the village of Porto da Carne, in the borough of Guarda, and close to the river of the same name. Address: Quinta das Covas, Lote 34 6300-389 Guarda Telephone: +351 271 238 285 Fax: +351 271 230 214 The Mondego Houses are made up of three country cottages and E-mail: [email protected] Website: a reception, being accessed through the Pátio dos Cubos http://www.hotellusitaniaparque.com courtyard. Common to all of them is the Pátio das Oliveiras courtyard, in which, besides benefitting from the shade of the Characteristics and Services: olive trees, one may enjoy the tranquillity of the environment Number of beds: 132; Number of rooms: 56; Number of suites: 7; and the always pleasant singing of the birds. The use of the colours and names of each house was intended to Hotel Santos provide the visitor to relate these to each corresponding Hotel accommodation / Hotel / *** agricultural activity or product that is predominant in this region: Address: Rua Tenente Valadim, nº 14 6300-764 Guarda - Olive Tree House: olive oil, olive harvest Telephone: +351 271 205 400 Fax: +351 271 212 931 E-mail: [email protected] Website: - Grapevine House: wine, grape harvest http://www.residencialsantos.com - Mondego House: game, contact with nature, honey, bee- Characteristics and Services: keeping Central heating; Bar; Television room; Number of beds: 43; Number of rooms: 24; Internet Access; Reserved area for non- On the Mondego Valley river beach, a few metres away, there is smokers; Air conditioning; Reserved area for smokers; Target a protected area that may be used by the occupants of the price: $$ (30€ - 60€); houses, thus providing full enjoyment of the surrounding nature. Access: Outdoor parking; Buses; Train stations; Room facilities: Hotel Pombeira Air conditioning in room; Telephone in room; Steel safe in room; Hotel accommodation / Hotel / *** Television in room; Hair dryer in room; Internet access in room; Address: Rua da Pombeira - Arrifana6300-035 Guarda Mini-bar in room; Heating in room; Rooms available for smokers; Accessibility: Telephone: +351 271225046 Disabled access; Facilities for disabled; Disabled access; E-mail: [email protected] Website: 2013 Turismo de Portugal. All rights reserved. 1/22 [email protected] Payments: http://www.pombeirahotel.com Credit cards accepted; Timetable: Characteristics and Services: Breakfast timetable: 07h45 - 10h30; Room service timetable: 24 Number of beds: 48; Number of rooms: 23; Number of suites : 1; h; Hotel Vanguarda Parque de Campismo da Guarda Hotel accommodation / Hotel / *** Camping / Public Address: Avenida Monsenhor Mendes do Carmo Address: Avenida do Estádio Municipal - 6300 - 705 6300-586 Guarda GUARDA Telephone: +351 271 208 390 Fax: +351 271 208 398 Telephone: 271 221 200 Fax: 271 210 025 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.hotelvanguarda.com.pt Characteristics and Services: Bathing facilities; Hot water showers; Sinks; Washtubs; Other informations: Restaurant; Bar; Registration No.: 660; A friendly campsite situated at 3.000 ft. of altitude with a Characteristics and Services: beautiful panoramic view. This site is 50 km from the border of Central heating; Currency exchange; Bar; Restaurant; Television Vilar Formoso, which is one of the most popular entry places into room; Games room; Number of beds: 164; Number of rooms: 70; Portugal. Campsite covered with small trees and unlevelled Number of suites: 6; Internet Access; Reserved area for non- ground which has some levelled areas for caravans. smokers; Air conditioning; Target price: $$$ (60€ - 90€); The town of Guarda has a number of old houses which you can Access: visit. It is also a good starting point for other visits such as Outdoor parking; Buses; Covered garage; Manteigas, Seia and Covilhã. Room facilities: Air conditioning in room; Telephone in room; Steel safe in room; Pousada de Juventude da Guarda Television in room; Hair dryer in room; Internet access in room; Mini-bar in room; Heating in room; Youth Hostels Accessibility: Address: Av. Alexandre Herculano, Edifício do IPJ Disabled access; Facilities for disabled; Disabled access; 6300-659 Guarda Payments: Telephone: +351 271 224 482 Fax: +351 271 224 482 Credit cards accepted; Travellers Cheques accepted; E-mail: [email protected] Website: Timetable: http://www.pousadasjuventude.pt Breakfast timetable: 07h30-10h30; Room service timetable: 08h00-24h00; Timetable and reservations: Situated in the center Guarda near the Serra da Estrela, the 08h00 - 12h00 / 18h00 - 24h00; Region of Dão Wine and Cheese demarcated region of Serra and Characteristics and Services: 45 km from the border with Spain direct links to the A23 and A25 Youth Hostel Card; Number of beds: 56; Double rooms: 6; Shared from the Centre or the Northern Each country with 82 modern rooms: 10; Television room; rooms and suites also has restaurant and bar panoramic and Access: Multipurpose Rooms. Outdoor parking; Payments: Credit cards accepted; Parque de Campismo Rossio de Valhelhas Guarda, the high city built in granite, might remind you of a Camping / Public bride, all dressed in white snow in the winter months. Address: E. N. 232 - 6300 - 235 VALHELHAS Telephone: 275487160 Fax: 275487372 If you stay at the Youth Hostel in Guarda, you'll definitely fall in love with this town. The monuments and the quiet mountain E-mail: [email protected] villages tell the tale of their own history. Characteristics and Services: On the outskirts of the Serra da Estrela mountain range, the Caravan instalations; Tents instalations; Natural shadows; steep slopes invite you to accept nature's challenge and go Bathing facilities; Hot water showers; Cold water showers; Sinks; hiking or rock-climbing. Hiking is definitely the thing to do Washtubs; Ironing-boards; Snack Bar; Games room; Swimming- around here, since it is the best way to get to the places that are pool; Grass ground; more out-of-the-way. The camping site is located in a very pleasant valley, surrounded by refreshing poplar-trees, willows and green hills and it is But if you're looking for some fun, Spain is right next-door, with marshed by the river Zêzere. villages like Ciudad Rodrigo and cities like Salamanca. That's The Valhelhas camping site is the ideal place for those who look right, the country next door is worth visiting, too. for resting among nature. The camping site is 22 Km away from Guarda and 30 Km away from the highest point of Serra da Estrela (Torre). Solar de Alarcão Tourism in a Manor House Quinta do Pinheiro Address: Rua de D. Miguel de Alarcão, 25 - 27 6300 - 684 Guarda Tourism in the Country / Agricultural Tourism Telephone: +351 271 214 392 Fax: +351 271 214 392 Address: Cavadoude - Guarda6300 - 080 Cavadoude E-mail: [email protected] Telephone: 271926162 Fax: 271926828 E-mail: [email protected] Website: 2013 Turismo de Portugal. All rights reserved. 2/22 [email protected] Other informations: http://www.quintadopinheiro.com Registration No.: 372; Characteristics and Services: Characteristics and Services: Games room; Number of beds: 10; Number of rooms: 3; Double Games room; Swimming-pool; Number of beds: 12; Number of rooms with toilet: 3; Rooms in the main house: 3; rooms: 6; Double rooms with toilet: 6; Rooms in the main house: Situated right in the historical centre of Guarda, this magnificent 3; Rooms in the adjacent building: 3; manor house built of granite dates back to 1686. It has a vast The Quinta do Pinheiro is a medium size farm, situated in the tiled yard leading to the chapel and steps. In the garden there is Mondego river valley, near the town of Guarda. The farm a belvedere with a nice view. facilities include a manor house built in the 17th century and which was recently recovered according to the style and the conservation rules in force in this region for the rural heritage. Turismo Rural Macieira Brava Situated near the edge of the Natural Park of Serra da Estrela Tourism in the Country / Country and with a mild climate and climate and typical landscape of Houses granite rocks, Address: Quinta da Morena, s/nºPortela, Corujeira, the farm represents today, due to a plan of recovery and 6300-090 Guarda improvement of the agricultural practises, led by its present E-mail: [email protected] owner, a good example for all those who, in a similar situation, still believe that the portuguese agriculture can meet the Characteristics and Services: challenges and the difficulties it has to face nowadys.
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