The hotel suites are spread over two buildings.Their interiors showcase beautiful local products, including bricks, cork and curtains made from fishing nets.
Main building
Here you’ll find the living room/reception area and dining room.
A staircase leads to a large shared terrace, where the premium room and standard rooms are located. There are also a number of seating areas, where you can admire distant sea views.
- 3 standard rooms: 18m2 with en-suite bathroom, equipped with shower, wash basin and toilet (no children or pets allowed)
- 1 premium room: 20m2 with space for an additional bed (children welcome in this room only) and only in this room pets allowed with an extra cost of 20€/night
Outbuilding
- These four rooms with private terrace are located on the ground floor and feature a private 35m2 roof terrace. You can also make personal use of the beach chairs and hammock placed outside your own front door... pure relaxation! (no children or pets allowed)
"Firehouse"
- This building houses the kitchen, which boasts an honesty bar and a traditional bread oven. It’s also where the cookery workshops are held.
- It additionally benefits from a massage room and an extremely impressive wine cellar.
Breakfast
Breakfast is served daily and comprises homemade products prepared from fresh ingredients either direct from the hotels’ own garden or the local area. We recommend the mouth-watering pancakes, rejuvenating tea and delicious cake (baked by Carlos’ mother).
Lunch & Dinner
Available daily upon request.
Those who are fortunate enough to stay at Casa Modesta will enjoy the exceptionally tranquil setting. Guests can relax with a book in the garden, take a refreshing dip in the swimming pool or enjoy a well-earned snooze in the hammock. And the local environment certainly warrants further exploration. The Ria Formosa Natural Park, one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal and a bird watching paradise (where you can glimpse storks and flamingos) begins almost immediately at Casa Modesta’s door. The coastal islands are also well worth a visit – even if only for the delectable oysters!