Hotels in Faro

X

Residencial Sun Algarve - Villa - Hotel information

The original building on this site was built in the 1880's by a wealthy family associated with seafaring. As the original structure was listed as a building of architectural interest, the owner mirrored the original style and features in constructing the Hotel Residencial S. Algarve. You will note the original pineapples which have been repaired and replaced along with the hand-painted tiles (some of the originals have been preserved in the glass cabinets in the foyer). In 2004, 2 adjacent buildings were purchased so the hotel could be extended. Whilst excavating to lay the foundations, Roman ruins were exposed. Work was halted for nearly 2 months whilst archaeologists identified the layout of the Roman building and removed pottery. A lift facilitates access to all floors. A laundry service and secure parking in the hotel's underground garage are also available. Helpful, friendly and efficient staff, our tranquil decor, and our peaceful ambience have earned us a good reputation, as is reflected in most guidebooks as well as in many complimentary letters from previous guests.

Residencial Sun Algarve - Villa - Food & beverage

The self-service continental breakfast is taken in the breakfast room or inner courtyard (weather permitting) on the ground floor between 08:30 and 10:30. An earlier breakfast can be ordered providing guests request it from the reception before 22:00 on the previous day.

Residencial Sun Algarve - Villa - Area information

Harum, or Farão, was originally a prehistoric fishing village. Cidade Velha (the Old City) overlooks the marina and Faro’s estuary, Ria Formosa, where it remains isolated behind its ancient walls. The earliest building is the cathedral dating from the 13th century. The other buildings around the square include the Bishop’s Palace and seminary from the 18th century and the 19th century town hall. Many of Faro’s points of interest are easily in walking distance. A short walk from the main gate of the Cidade Velha across the square will take you to the Rua do Santo Antonio, where you can visit many lovely shops and cafes in a pedestrian-only environment. Following the nearby Rua do Lethes leads you to a plain building that formerly served as a Jesuit school but now houses the local Red Cross and the Tetro Lethes (it is said that it is a miniature of the La Scala in Milan). The hotel reception is very happy to assist you choose among the area’s many cafes and restaurants. The Tourism Office at 18 Avenida de Outubro has a myriad of pamphlets and booklets about other places to visit in Faro and the surrounding areas.

Residencial Sun Algarve - Villa - Travel information

By Car: - Enter Faro on the EN 125. - Take the first right, then the second left. - Take the next second left and you will see the train station in front of you. - Turn left again and the hotel is 100m away at the end of the road.

X

Residencial Same - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

The original building on this site was built in the 1880's by a wealthy family associated with seafaring. As the original structure was listed as a building of architectural interest, the owner mirrored the original style and features in constructing the Hotel Residencial S. Algarve. You will note the original pineapples which have been repaired and replaced along with the hand-painted tiles (some of the originals have been preserved in the glass cabinets in the foyer). In 2004, 2 adjacent buildings were purchased so the hotel could be extended. Whilst excavating to lay the foundations, Roman ruins were exposed. Work was halted for nearly 2 months whilst archaeologists identified the layout of the Roman building and removed pottery. A lift facilitates access to all floors. A laundry service and secure parking in the hotel's underground garage are also available. Helpful, friendly and efficient staff, our tranquil decor, and our peaceful ambience have earned us a good reputation, as is reflected in most guidebooks as well as in many complimentary letters from previous guests.

Residencial Same - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

The self-service continental breakfast is taken in the breakfast room or inner courtyard (weather permitting) on the ground floor between 08:30 and 10:30. An earlier breakfast can be ordered providing guests request it from the reception before 22:00 on the previous day.

Residencial Same - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Harum, or Farão, was originally a prehistoric fishing village. Cidade Velha (the Old City) overlooks the marina and Faro’s estuary, Ria Formosa, where it remains isolated behind its ancient walls. The earliest building is the cathedral dating from the 13th century. The other buildings around the square include the Bishop’s Palace and seminary from the 18th century and the 19th century town hall. Many of Faro’s points of interest are easily in walking distance. A short walk from the main gate of the Cidade Velha across the square will take you to the Rua do Santo Antonio, where you can visit many lovely shops and cafes in a pedestrian-only environment. Following the nearby Rua do Lethes leads you to a plain building that formerly served as a Jesuit school but now houses the local Red Cross and the Tetro Lethes (it is said that it is a miniature of the La Scala in Milan). The hotel reception is very happy to assist you choose among the area’s many cafes and restaurants. The Tourism Office at 18 Avenida de Outubro has a myriad of pamphlets and booklets about other places to visit in Faro and the surrounding areas.

Residencial Same - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car: - Enter Faro on the EN 125. - Take the first right, then the second left. - Take the next second left and you will see the train station in front of you. - Turn left again and the hotel is 100m away at the end of the road.

X

Hotel Santa Maria - Hotel - Hotel information

The original building on this site was built in the 1880's by a wealthy family associated with seafaring. As the original structure was listed as a building of architectural interest, the owner mirrored the original style and features in constructing the Hotel Residencial S. Algarve. You will note the original pineapples which have been repaired and replaced along with the hand-painted tiles (some of the originals have been preserved in the glass cabinets in the foyer). In 2004, 2 adjacent buildings were purchased so the hotel could be extended. Whilst excavating to lay the foundations, Roman ruins were exposed. Work was halted for nearly 2 months whilst archaeologists identified the layout of the Roman building and removed pottery. A lift facilitates access to all floors. A laundry service and secure parking in the hotel's underground garage are also available. Helpful, friendly and efficient staff, our tranquil decor, and our peaceful ambience have earned us a good reputation, as is reflected in most guidebooks as well as in many complimentary letters from previous guests.

Hotel Santa Maria - Hotel - Food & beverage

In the restaurant of Hotel Santa Maria you can sample international and traditional dishes with characteristic flavours, complemented by excellent wines. For light meals you are welcome in our snack bar. You can also enjoy your favourite drink in the bar or unwind in the coffee shop.

Hotel Santa Maria - Hotel - Area information

Discover the historical centre of Faro with its old cathedral (Sé Velha) and stroll around the beautiful Jardim Manuel Bívar (garden). At just a short walking distance from the hotel you will find the marina and the shopping street Santo António.

Hotel Santa Maria - Hotel - Travel information

From Lisbon: Take the A2 highway towards Algarve, on the end take the A22 heading Faro. Leave the road to Faro/Airport, arriving to Faro pass the first roundabout, go straight ahead than turn left on the Aboim Ascenção street, pass 6 traffic lights, turn right to the end of the road. Turn left on the Portugal road, the hotel is just 100 meters far.

X

Hotel Monaco - Hotel - Hotel information

The original building on this site was built in the 1880's by a wealthy family associated with seafaring. As the original structure was listed as a building of architectural interest, the owner mirrored the original style and features in constructing the Hotel Residencial S. Algarve. You will note the original pineapples which have been repaired and replaced along with the hand-painted tiles (some of the originals have been preserved in the glass cabinets in the foyer). In 2004, 2 adjacent buildings were purchased so the hotel could be extended. Whilst excavating to lay the foundations, Roman ruins were exposed. Work was halted for nearly 2 months whilst archaeologists identified the layout of the Roman building and removed pottery. A lift facilitates access to all floors. A laundry service and secure parking in the hotel's underground garage are also available. Helpful, friendly and efficient staff, our tranquil decor, and our peaceful ambience have earned us a good reputation, as is reflected in most guidebooks as well as in many complimentary letters from previous guests.

Hotel Monaco - Hotel - Food & beverage

Restaurant Primavera serves buffet breakfast from 07:30 to 10:30 and à la carte dinner from 19:30 to 22:00. The restaurant serves a selection of dishes from local gastronomy and international cuisine.

Hotel Monaco - Hotel - Area information

Set in a quiet residential area of Montenegro, the hotel is within walking distance of numerous shops and restaurants. Visit Faro Beach, only 5 km from the hotel, or explore the Ria Formosa Lagoon. Golf enthusiasts can play a round of golf on one of the nearby golf courses. Also worth a visit are the ruins of Milreu, remains of an old Roman settlement.

Hotel Monaco - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: -From all directions head towards the EN125-10 (airport road - dual carriageway) and exit towards Montenegro. -Once on the roundabout, follow the exit towards Faro and signs for Hotel, descending from the roundabout, take the 1st right turn. The hotel entrance is 100 metres away.

Hotel Monaco - Hotel - Important information

Please note that the shuttle bus is only running from 09:00 to 19:00 each day except Sunday.

X

Best Western Hotel Dom Bernardo - Hotel - Hotel information

The original building on this site was built in the 1880's by a wealthy family associated with seafaring. As the original structure was listed as a building of architectural interest, the owner mirrored the original style and features in constructing the Hotel Residencial S. Algarve. You will note the original pineapples which have been repaired and replaced along with the hand-painted tiles (some of the originals have been preserved in the glass cabinets in the foyer). In 2004, 2 adjacent buildings were purchased so the hotel could be extended. Whilst excavating to lay the foundations, Roman ruins were exposed. Work was halted for nearly 2 months whilst archaeologists identified the layout of the Roman building and removed pottery. A lift facilitates access to all floors. A laundry service and secure parking in the hotel's underground garage are also available. Helpful, friendly and efficient staff, our tranquil decor, and our peaceful ambience have earned us a good reputation, as is reflected in most guidebooks as well as in many complimentary letters from previous guests.

Best Western Hotel Dom Bernardo - Hotel - Food & beverage

Restaurant Primavera serves buffet breakfast from 07:30 to 10:30 and à la carte dinner from 19:30 to 22:00. The restaurant serves a selection of dishes from local gastronomy and international cuisine.

Best Western Hotel Dom Bernardo - Hotel - Area information

Set in a quiet residential area of Montenegro, the hotel is within walking distance of numerous shops and restaurants. Visit Faro Beach, only 5 km from the hotel, or explore the Ria Formosa Lagoon. Golf enthusiasts can play a round of golf on one of the nearby golf courses. Also worth a visit are the ruins of Milreu, remains of an old Roman settlement.

Best Western Hotel Dom Bernardo - Hotel - Travel information

From Lisbon: Take the highway A2 in the direction of the Algarve, get off on the A22 exit towards Faro. Get off on the exit Faro/Aeroporto. Once in the city go straight on the first roundabout (Forum Algarve), go straight on the second roundabout and make a left at the traffic lights (Rua Aboim Ascenção). Keep going straight, after passing the third traffic light Best Western Hotel Dom Bernardo will be on the right hand side.

Best Western Hotel Dom Bernardo - Hotel - Important information

Please note that the shuttle bus is only running from 09:00 to 19:00 each day except Sunday.