Casa da Azenha

A quiet and quaint little place off the beating path. Our room was very small but comfortable. The grounds are beautiful and delightful. The only problem we had was there was some major interior construction going on while I was trying to catch a mid-day nap. The next day when I decided to get up and have a shower there was no running water. The inn-keeper spoke no English (not their problem), but they tried very hard to accommodate despite the inconvenience. The fresh squeezed orange juice from the property’s trees and the breakfast was lovely!

Beautiful guesthouse set in its own extensive gardens.We stayed in a separate bungalow in the grounds.Plenty of space and well equipped.A good shady verandah - an ideal place for a sundowner.The staff are enthusiastic, great fun. and good at organising restaurant reservations or winery visits.

We stayed in Casa for two nights, Maria made it a very memorable stay, she arranged a wine testing and dinner reservation, made recommendations, she really goes extra mile for the guests to make experience unforgetable. Having said that, have to say the bed was uncomfortable, room spasious but outdated, really needs an update.

Peaceful beautiful location with great itinerary planned. Gardens are calming, the pool enjoying great views. Super location to explore from. Exceptionally clean and turn down service. Breakfast was included with fruit from garden and a freshly baked cake. Would have liked local honey but even the jam was home made. Our bathroom Was a bit old fashioned but fully functional and clean with toiletries. Great local restaurants.

Wonderful stay at Casa da Azenha. A comfortable suite, a green and enchanting garden, a beautiful environment near the vineyards, and a warm and caring welcome from Maria. We can't wait to come back.

My wife and I stayed here in early October 2022 as a base for our tour the Douro Valley. It is a little off the beaten path, as far as the town and rail station, but not so far that it is difficult to get to. It’s a short and cheap uber ride away, but well worth the experience. First and foremost, the place is beautiful. They offer breakfast in the morning, and you can wander the gardens at your leisure -sampling fruits as you walk. I almost wish we had scheduled in a couple more hours to appreciate this place a little more. The staff speak English, there is a pool, and the place is secure and safe -gated. Quinta da Pacheca is less than a mile away -walking distance – they offer a good wine tour. If you want something different, unique, and more memorable than a hotel this place is highly recommended. Book in advance -they are popular.

If you are looking for modernity, buzz and nightlife, then Casa da Azenha is not for you. If, however, you want a retreat where you can physically feel your shoulders dropping, it’s perfect! Firstly, it’s beautiful: the old house, the lush gardens and vines, and the views of the valley. Secondly, it is so peaceful: just the sound of the occasional cockerel and the low chatter of guests. There aren’t really any restaurants in walking distance (apart from Quinta Parecha, but you must book). However, we took to eating out at lunchtime, and then spending the evening at the pool and having a light supper on the verandah, which was so much more relaxing. We also took advantage of one of Marie’s picnic baskets, which was really enjoyed by all. The breakfasts around the big table were really laid back, meeting other guests, and with the lovely Becas walking around checking everyone was ok and giving local advice. The outdoor pool at Parque Fluvial is a picturesque day out when the weather is hot, there are some stunning drives and river trips to do, and air-conditioned wineries to visit - but the kids (12 and 9) we were just happiest back at the Casa in the pool (temperatures were into the 40s though!).

Spotless, beautiful garden with roses, great pool, orange trees everywhere, quiet. A lovely Quinta in a quiet sunny valley. Highly recommended. Close to town ( Regua) for restaurants

Beautiful garden hotel in a quiet area a few kilometers from the town of Peso da Régua. The room was comfortable with a good bed, and small bathroom. Breakfast was a bit weak. The only problem was the WiFi which went on and off, and when on was barely usable.