Dom Manuel Hotel

“ From the friendly welcome and very efficient reception to the quality of the rooms, we had a very good 6 days stay at the Dom Manuel. The breakfast buffet was very good, the only exception was the poor quality of the coffee, which we found undrinkable. But otherwise a very relaxing stay at a good value hotel

“ Hotel was brilliant. Staff were friendly and helpful. Would definately return.

“ Top Tip: A restaurant called No Patio was located in the old town. Food was fantasic.

“ This small hotel has character with some superb tradditional features and is in a lovely setting with nice gardens and two small swimming pools. It is in an excellent location with beaches and a wide variety of restaurants and night life within easy walking distance.

All aspects of our recent stay at the Dom Manuel were excellent, including the service provided by hotel staff which was faultless.

I have no hesitation in recommending the hotel to others.

“ Very friendly staff, decent breakfast, pool is small but there was always a deckchair to lie on. They have a sauna and a small gym hidden away behind a door in the reception area that we only discovered on our final day! Location was perfect just ten minutes away from both the historic/main centre (bars and restaurants) and four different beaches (with Dana beach being my favourite).

“ Top Tip: Even though I like to eat local food when on holiday. There was a great italian restaurant on the main street, called Borsolino, but don't expect any amazing customer sevice in the restaurants as there are too few waiters for the number of tables to be served.
Ridiculously there was also a good indian restaurant, on the main street. Where the customer service was extremely friendly and the italian food was very authentic.