Our one-night stay (Saturday) was wonderful. Access to the Pousada is well indicated by road signs and was very easy. You take the ring road around until you see the pousada sign then 2 quick turns and you are at the pousada. It helps to look at the picture of the place beforehand since the entrance is to the left... more

Having been in Portugal & Spain 2 years ago, we were eager to return & see places previously unseen by us, including Evora. Evora is a really charming town and the pousada is truly in the heart of the old town, next door to a private chapel, the ancestral home of Catherine Bracanga, a very picturesque Roman ruin of a... more

We have booked Pousada Dos Loios because the idea of spending a night in a converted monastery seemd interesting. Unfortunately we arrived late in the evening and could not enjoy the facilities (beautiful pool) that the pousada offers at full extent. The check in service was really nice even though we arrived late and they have even upgraded us into... more

Two of us stayed two nights in March 2008. This Pousada is situated right in the old part of the town, you may find yourself driving through some quite narrow streets. Leave the car outside the hotel and give reception the keys and the will sort out the parking. Good front of house welcome, explaining things, carrying the cases, recommending... more

Setting - renovated medieval monastery smack in the middle of a Unesco heritage town - is excellent and the air about the place breaths piece. Small but comfortable "cells", excellent breakfast and wellfunctioning service. On the minus-side medieval staircases (I have legproblems) and an attempt to overcharge as compared to confirmed booking price. more

The worst part about this pousada was getting to it. We had a car equipped with GPS, which sent us into Evora's narrow medieval streets from the side of town opposite the hotel. All you need is one wrong street directional to wreck your trip! A one-way street had been changed to go the other way, and when we were... more

We stayed at three different posadas during our trip to Portugal and liked them all. We were obviously at this one the same night as 73 Duck(the student hazing) but the noise didn't bother us - we must have been in another part of the building. The room was the smallest of the posadas but perfectly adequate and the building... more

We stayed in four pousadas on our last trip to Portugal, and this was the only one which was a disappointment. Yes, the location is outstanding relative to the main attractions in Evora, but our "cell" was on the back side overlooking the university. They say timing is everything and ours was as bad as it could have gotten; the... more

This Pousada is a restored monastery and the rooms are called cells which is an accurate name for them. This is one of the smallest rooms we have ever stayed in. But, having said that, the room was clean, and included all the ammenities you would expect from a five star hotel. The breakfast was great and dinner was wonderful... more