Harbour House

Great location. Fantastic bakery next door and 4 good restaurants all within 10 minutes walk. The sun arrives over the hill top for the afternoon/evening and the lagoon like inlet was perfect for afternoon swim. The sunsets were stunning. Well equipped and very comfortable bed.

The stairs are steep and you need to hold on to walk up and down. No iron / ironing board.

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Nur ein mobiler Heizkörper Sehr steile Stufen

Amazing location…right on the ocean in a small village. Steps to restaurants. Big comfortable bed. Try and catch the bread truck if you can and also climb the mountain out back and have lunch at the hotel at the top!

Location would not be suitable for ppl with mobility issues. Have to climb stairs to get in and Very steep stairs inside. We found the coffee makers a lot of work. I would suggest investing in an inexpensive North American style coffee maker to make pots of coffee.

The location next to the sea. Very relaxing to listen to the waves and the sight of the vast ocean. Well equipped house, two bathrooms, washing machine ready to use. Bath and beach towels available. Nice balcony facing the sea. Right in front of the house is a small pebble beach. Overall a good house to stay and relax in Paul do Mar. Close to the restaurant/bar O Ideal, where you can eat tasty lapas. Very helpful owners and staff. Provided a lot of useful information and help.

Almost everyday we had at least one encounter with a live cockroach on the ground floor. Eventhough this possiblity was written in the welcome information it was stressful due to my phobia. Kitchen with a musty smell, specially inside the cabinets. The shades don't cover the entire bedroom window and there is a street lamp very near which disturbed our sleep. The sea break/ port near the house is under construction, with heavy machinery working during normal working hours. There is a bar close by which played loud music and karaoke almost every night, even on weekdays, until 1am. Even though it's not directly related to the house, it's worth mentioning that the tunnel that you would normally take to get to Paul do Mar is closed until 2022, so you have to make a detour through one of the old roads. This adds 10 to 15 minutes to the commute if you are planning to visit the rest of the island from Paul do Mar.