M'ar de Ar Aqueduto

Charming hotel, wonderful people. Good price for a 5-star hotel inside the city walls. Big, comfy bed, spacious room, a/c properly working (very needed as the Summer is very hot). Spacious bathtub and shower cabin but no handles though. Good pool but a little small, so as the pool deck. Few sun loungers and always taken, which doesn't make sense as there's a lot of unused space around - some of it could be filled with extra sun loungers. Good breakfast, but not with the expected variety for a 5-star hotel. The restaurant was awarded a Michelin star in 2020, and the menu is very interesting.

We had a number of issues|Our suite was rather tired and in need of some maintenance. Wall light didn’t work bathroom door lock broken. There was no WiFi and despite the best efforts of the staff and several visits throughout the afternoon and early evening it could not be fixed. We were offered an alternative room but at 9.45 we just couldn’t face moving. Prior to arrival I requested a teapot and on arrival a jug of cold fresh milk. When the milk arrived I noticed it was UHT and there was no teapot. I asked for fresh milk and the teapot. I was asked to sign a bill for €7 this was €2 for milk and €5 for delivery. I agreed to sign as I didn’t want to give the room service guy a problem. I did however mention to reception I thought it was unreasonable. We had a terrible nights sleep as the small road outside the hotel was very busy both with cars and noisy pedestrians until very late. The main road appears to be very|busy and noisy all night. On leaving I was informed the boss had authorised removing the €7 from|our bill!! All the staff were lovely, polite and helpful. I doubt we will be staying again. With a rack Rate for a palace suite of over €200 it’s simply not worth it.

A/C didn't work properly, bathroom door would not close, and the room was small and dingy. The hotel felt like a rundown place. It was going through renovation which added to the run-down feel of the hotel. Our tour bus could not come to the front door, we had to walk 5 minutes from the road. Avoid this hotel if you can!

Classy boutique hotel centrally located, competitively priced. One of the best full breakfast buffets experienced in two weeks of Portugal accommodations. Spacious rooms, pool, beautiful grounds, covered outdoor dining area and a staff that goes over the top to please. Special shout out to reception personnel — Marta and Miguel - for above and beyond service. Secure parking on site, staff to help with bags and assist guests. This facility is prepared. During the Portugal-Spain blackout on April 28-29, this hotel kept the lights on and drinks cold with their own back up generators.

Charming hotel in a good location with friendly, knowledgeable staff. The building is an old convent so be prepared for some quirkiness. Rooms are a little rough around the edges, but well appointed and clean. Our room was on the street side, which required ear plugs for sleeping. The staff was extremely accommodating making our stay in Evora extra memorable.

Excellent location and excellent quality throughout. Very friendly staff. Big rooms and quality linens and floorings - this makes a difference. Breakfast also quite good. Very relaxing and stylish place. Can only recommend and will certainly come back … excellent value for money

It was absolutely one of best hotels I traveled, it’s beautiful, easy access to all parts of hotel, great staff very professional and polite, very clean, even smell is wonderful inside rooms and general area , highly recommend this hotel dont hesitate to book

The front desk staff was so helpful especially the lady on the day shift. We highly recommend this hotel. It would be even better in warm weather when the outdoor pool is used. The indoor pool has a therapy level jet and feels great. Great breakfast.

My wife and I were here on a Gate1 tour, coming from Azaruja, and the cork factory. We had to walk for about 10 minutes from where the bus parked to the M'Ar De Ar Aqueduto hotel, and the weather was hot, reaching 80 degrees today. It seems that the buses cannot park right by the hotel. If you wanted to walk into town, you had to go back out and walk another 10 minutes, and it was a bit confusing as to which way was town center. We gave up after going into several streets and decided it wasn't worth it at that hour. We had a buffet dinner tonight at the hotel and the food was decent. Hotel had popcorn near Reception area. No water heater for coffee/tea, no body lotion, I'm almost 6' tall and had to stretch to reach the hangers in the hallway closet! Room was spacious. Nice views from room Staff was courteous and accommodating.

Beautiful modern hotel with 2 outdoor pools and an indoor pool & hot tub. The rooms have high ceilings and there are broad hallways and an elevator. The on-site restaurant is Michelin level cuisine. The staff is very accommodating and helpful. Even when Evora is suffering a heat wave, this is a comfortable place to be. You can soak in a pool and order food and cocktails (as well as the obligatory local wines) poolside. It is a 10 min walk to the Roman temple and other sites.

What a lovely hotel! Located at the edge of Evora, the M'ar de Ar aqueduto offers up everything you could possibly need during your stay. The building itself is lovely as it is an old palace converted to a hotel. You can see a remnant of this in the arches over the reception area, the stone walls, the old well, and in the many stone steps throughout the hotel. While the outside reflects the quaint village it is situated in, the inside is all modern with rooms boasting hardwood floors, contemporary furniture, and a bathroom with a wonderful shower, tub and sink area. Great water pressure too which sometimes an issue in these smaller hotel chains in Europe. There are two swimming pools, a rooftop bar area as well as some of the rooms open onto the well cared for garden. There is also a lovely breakfast each day included with your room charge as well as 2 free cups of espresso and a bottle of water in each room The bed and linens were super comfortable . . . I love duvets! If I had a wish, it would have been more consistent internet access. It came and went sporadically which was a mild annoyance but it probably had something to do with the thick walls. If you are heading to Evora, this should be on your list of places to stay. Check it out!

Austere and modern, with jewel box rooms with trompe l'oeil decore, this hotel seems amazing, with it's orangerie and infinity pools under the arches of a Roman aqueduct. It is clean, polished with marble, wood and glass everywhere. 16 of us descended on this place so I have a collective of experience to share. The rooms: Small and Dark, one women likened it to a prison cell...I lean more to a convent room in the monastery with gray walls and a little window....I was ecstatic to find a cute glass enclosed bathtub in my room and did use it the first night. Afterwards there was a sewer smell that was not pleasant, and when I heard another friend had found worms in her bath tub, I decided not to have a another soak. Our rooms were both "garden level" and below the ground a half a level. Friends staying on the second floor did not share our complaints of darkness, worms, or sewer smells. The sheets were rough, my room temperature was difficult to control, and it was too dark to do anything in the room after dark except watch tv or work on your computer. Dining: The restaurant does not open until 7:30 pm, but there is a hidden bar inside on the second level, where we enjoyed an early dinner of hamburgers and cocktails- very nice! The breakfast buffet was excellent and nothing left to desire....pastries (the pain au chocolate is superb), a full British breakfast, bread bar, fruit bar and pastry bar- plus TONS of coffee.. Perfect!! If the worms and sewer issues had not cropped up, this would have been a 4. If the rooms were better lit, had softer sheets, and a good temperature, this would be a 5 star stay. The decor and optical illusions of the design are unusual and cool... Best advice: Complain until you get a room you like- don't settle for a room on the first floor.

This place is perfect. Within the walled city and the rooms are so nice. Five minute walk to center. Great pool and the chef in the dining room is amazing. We checked out the casual bar and Tapas and bailed for the dining room. The mater de and wine specialist brought us a great bottle. Beyond our expectations...we r back tomorrow night. Sooooo good.

Good and comfortable hotel. Does need some conservation work though. I would recommend the pool and the outside areas. Beware of the parking meters outside. The hotel has a garage, but I would not recommend using it since it is very narrow and tight.

Lovely hotel in Evora, easily 5 stars. It is situated right inside the city walls next to the aquaduct and has a beautiful view of it. A bit hard to get to by car, much like most things inside the city walls, but has a parking garage underground. The hotel itself is amazing and modern on the inside. The rooms are beautiful and comfortable, with a large balcony overlooking the city and aqueduct. The bathrooms are luxurious with a rainfall shower and separate romantic deep soaking tub. The courtyard is very pretty and has a pools and nice view of the aqueduct also. Nothing bad to say, staff, food, room and grounds were wonderful.