Name: Torre De Maneys
Address: Rua Padre Antonio Dalmeida 8 2510-039 Obidos,Rua Padre Antonio Dalmeida, Obidos, Obidos, Obidos, 2510-039, Portugal
Rating: 9

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Church of Saint Peter

Vila Natal

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Barata Feyo Museum

Jose Malhoa Museum

Dom Carlos I Park

Praca da Republica

Obidos Lagoon

Foz do Arelho Beach

Baleal Beach

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Rodrigues Lobo Square

Dr. Magalhaes Pessoa Stadium

Leiria Castle

Leiria Cathedral

Jardim Luis de Camoes

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Teatro Jose Lucio da Silva

Sintra Museum of Art

Macas Beach

National Palace

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Also known as the Tower of Poets. Built in the 16th century this inn has an incredible interior with many levels and interesting seating areas with a 2 level library filled with many antiques. Another level down from there is the spacious dining room which included a delicious breakfast with lots of variety to enjoy. Our room was comfortable and clean. 
The host/hostesses were very accommodating & friendly. The location is great for walking around the quaint town of Obidos. There are winding streets with interesting shops & the Castle of Obidos. Highly recommended as a great comfortable spot with lots of history to explore.

Incredible property

I came here with high expectations. It is, after all, the kind of place I usually love: small, quirky, historic. However, my lofty expectations were not entirely met.

Room: we stayed in the Manuel Maria room. It was adequate but unexceptional, and a bit small. The bed was comfortable, the shower was good and there were enough electrical outlets available. The furnishings and wall decorations were uninspired and our chair was broken. We could easily hear noise from the room next door and the adjoining courtyard. I would not consider the room a great value for the money.

Grounds: read the reviews. They don't lie. The library and dining room are stunning; every bit as lovely as the pictures suggest. They are truly the highlight of the property. We felt like we were in a museum. One specific complaint: every morning the floors were doused with what I can only conclude was some kind of industrial strength solvent. This was unpleasant and unnecessary.

Location: perfect. We loved staying inside the walls (by the way, Obidos is one of the most lovely, albeit heavily visited little towns I have ever been to), and the house is located on a little alley away from the main thoroughfare.

Hospitality: a personal touch was distinctly absent. Before we arrived I wanted to know the checkout time: I sent three emails before getting a response. Check-in is on your own (I should note that we were emailed clear and detailed instructions, including a map, well in advance of our arrival. Tip: do not, under penalty of death, or at least enduring trauma, attempt to drive into the walled city. If you set your GPS to "Pastaleria Arcus" it will take you to the most convenient free public parking lot.) The courtesy email I sent alerting them to our arrival went unanswered. There is no information in the room about the town, places to see or eat, etc. Staff were civil but mostly ignored us. We did get to meet the owner, Maria, on the last day, which was nice.

Food: breakfast was good: your standard meats and cheeses, cereal, fruit, bread, jams, yogurt. One morning we had tasty pastel de natas.

Overall, if not for the stunning common areas and the location I might have given this place three stars, which is quite unusual for me. If I were to return to Obidos I wouldn't rule out staying here, but I would take a look at other options.


High expectations not entirely met

Torre de Mandy’s is a fantastic and unusual place to stay. The public rooms are like a museum with cozy bedrooms and a cute balcony over a garden that we enjoyed.It was wonderfully clean, beautifully kept and so interesting! The breakfasts were sumptuous, and the managers were delightful. They were very accommodating and flexible, allowing us to leave our luggage after check out for awhile. We cannot recommend this Inn highly enough, we loved our two days in Obidos!

Torre de Maneys-a stunning place to stay!

What a fantastic place to stay. It's small but has such a sense of history and has been beautifully preserved. It's got some real character and you feel like you're stepping back three centuries when you walk in.

We were the only ones when we stayed so I had the library/lounge all to myself which was fabulous.

The host has left port and glasses for guests in the lounge.

The bedroom isn't that big but considering the age of this building, they've done a good job in squeezing the room in. The bed is very comfortable.

They serve a really big breakfast with excellent coffee and orange juice.

You have to walk into the village so only carry what you need for the night's you're here. The directions to the hotel from the host were easy to follow.

The price for the night when we stayed was cheap for what we got.

A Real Historic Feeling

We stayed as a couple in room 1 with 3 young adults in room 5.  Intersting interior.  Nice roof terrace.   Bring drinks etc. In as not much available in town.   Great breakfast.  We parked across from the town in the free parking and dropped our bags off at the town entrance. Neat place.

Cool place

I stayed in this old tower that was a keep for the castle in Obidos. It was so lovely- I felt like I went back in time. I highly recommend staying here and if you have a large group you can rent the entire house!

What an amazing place to stay!

My husband, son and I stayed for one night in Room 5 (Manuel Gondim) and it was a lovely stay. The room was clean and cosy with a good bathroom.  The roof deck you climb up to via a ladder was super cute!

But the best thing about Torre de Maneys is the hotel itself.  I felt like I was in a medieval movie and a Knight was going to fall out of a cupboard at any moment!  The shared lounge and library rooms were amazing and we felt like royalty eating breakfast at the big dining table. The breakfast was good and the ladies who prepared it were so lovely.

Definitely recommend a stay in this hotel and the town of Obidos is truly wonderful.

Cosy hotel full of character

--very comfortable room. 
--The staff is very helpful
--the common areas are beautiful and fun to hang out in
--the breakfast had hard-boiled eggs, fresh fruit and much more. 
--they laundered our clothes for free 
Only ding is:
The electricity went out on 2 of our 3 nights, and there was no one around to help. The first time, after a half hour or so, some of the hotel guests, including by husband, were able to find the circuit breaker to turn it back on. The second time, I'm not sure what happened to fix the problem, and it didn't last as long 
Tip: You will have to park outside the wall and walk in. There can be parking on the street just outside the gate, but, if you can't find it, there are 3 public lots on the other side of the town, still not that far to walk. Only one of the 3 lots was free at the time we were there.

Very comfortable 3-day base for sightseeing and waiting out rainy weather

Historic stone tower and private home with private guest facilities and use of the entire beautifully decorated home. New beautiful bathrooms, antiques throughout the house, very good breakfast and the most delightful hosts. Our room overlooked a lovely private courtyard which we enjoyed.Good wifi. Best stay of our entire Portugal tour.

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