Hotels in Pisa Barro de Cima

"Lovely spot. The only thing that was disappointing was the coffee on the breakfast buffet. The buffet was very decent, but the coffee is terrible. It tastes like instant coffee."

"Fab breakfast, very clean hotel which looks to have been recently refurbished. Very helpful staff, although we didnt have much contact with them. The pool looked lovely but we didnt use it as the road noise wouldnt have been very relaxing. We found the location difficult as we like to walk everywhere, but the hotel is on a busy road that is difficult to cross and there is no safe way to walk into town. Staff did advise us to use ubers, which we did, but at €4 each way, twice a day, it made the "cheap hotel " a more expensive option than some of the alternatives in the town that had been available. There is soundproofing in the rooms, which was very effective, but our balcony was not pleasant to sit on due to the road noise which was disappointing. We stayed for 5 nights in May. A perfect stop over hotel if you have a car and are juat doing a couple of nights maximum. "

"A lovely hotel on the river front, within walking distance of shops, bars & restaurants. The staff went above & beyond to help us. We had a balcony room overlooking the street, it was super quiet. The breakfast was good. The Mares bistro downstairs is good & guests get 15% discount on food. We will return."

"Wonderful Spa Facility and staff. Friendly reception staff. Down side, no kettle in the room or water. Considering the number of people with mobility issues and think that easy access to food should be offered. All inclusive stay should be just that and throughout the day. Evening venue seem to be too small for the number of people."

"Great facility, very close to the town centre. Very clean and well maintained, with really friendly staff. Excellent buffet breakfast."

"Lovely hotel with great amenities. Staff super friendly. Have stayed here a few times and it’s our go to hotel in this area"

"Overall, the hotel offers a distinctive and peaceful resort experience with real character—far more than a standard stay. Set within a converted tuna-fishing village, it blends history, space, and a relaxed Algarve atmosphere beautifully. The setting is a real highlight. Built from a restored fishing settlement, the hotel feels like a small village rather than a typical block-style resort. It’s quiet, spacious, and surrounded by the stunning Ria Formosa, making it perfect if you’re looking to switch off and unwind. There’s easy access to the local beach, and the boat transfer directly from the hotel to Tavira Island (for a small fee) is a real standout feature. Facilities are solid, with pools, a spa, bars, and a good restaurant serving local Algarve dishes. The on-site museum and preserved buildings add an extra layer of interest and authenticity. Staff are excellent throughout, and the rooms are clean and well maintained. Breakfast offers a wide selection, although it can feel a little repetitive over longer stays. The only real trade-off is the location. It’s not in Tavira town centre, which is great for peace and quiet, but you’ll need to rely on taxis, Uber, or a short drive to get into town."

"Personnel à l’accueil agréable et à l’écoute. Hôtel situé dans un cadre naturel très bien entretenu. Déjeuner buffet très bien garnie de produits de qualité. Tranquille et très propre. Vraiment un 4 étoiles. Nous y retournerions sans hésiter."

" Comida no me ha gustado "