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Hotel de 2 estrelas, mas com a qualidade e serviço de um hotel de 4 estrelas. Boas instalações e bom pequeno almoço. Pessoal muito simpático e profissional. Inclusive tiveram a atenção de selecionar um pequeno almoço adequado às minhas restrições alimentares, sem glútem e sem lactose. Tem piscinas exteriores e boas instalações para a época do Verão. Hotel muito acolhedor e com excelente vista para o rio e lindas paisagens circundantes. Sentimo-nos em casa. Recomendo.

We arrived this morning, having heard lovely comments, over breakfast, from a guest that stayed here yesterday. We're were not disappointed, the place is a true gem! Whilst booking, several months ago, I somehow managed to get my travel dates wrong and was contacted very quickly, by staff, to query this. My mistake was rectified with no drama and I had very good vibes about the the place. Now, unfortunately, I am a very light sleeper, I'm quite dreadful and the room we were allocated overlooked the railway line, at the rear of the hotel. Whilst I pondered how I would manage, 3 trains went through and my wife told me that I would struggle sleeping. I popped down to reception, apologised and explained my predicament. Not only was I immediately changed to a quieter room, it was also an even nicer room than the first one. I'm sure that this will set the scene for the remainder of our stay here and I feel very lucky and most grateful for the help I've received. Stay at The Original Douro Hotel, it's the nicest place we've stayed at so far during this holiday and I'm sure that you will be asdelighted as I am.

The hotel is beautiful, located in their own vineyard. You can also participate in their own wine tour and wine tasting. Breakfast and dinner in the restaurant are of a high standard. Breakfast is included in the price and dinner is not expensive. Our group of 6 ordered the menu menu with wine pairing, and we were almost full. Two of us lived in a large wine barrel, which was fun but a bit small (especially after seeing other people ’s rooms contrasted), and there was a short walk to get back to the hotel ’s building, so if It is not recommended for children or elderly people.

Stayed for 3 nights. Large hotel but looking a little tired. Staff are super friendly and helpful. Our room was on the 2nd floor looking towards the town except you couldn’t see out of the windows for the covering on them and the window no key opened a small amount. Above us was the restaurant and it’s was very noisy late at night and at 6 am with them moving things around up there. We had booked to eat there the first night but when we arrived at the restaurant we were told it was now a buffet, this was disappointing, I certainly didn’t get value for money. Breakfast was ok scrambled egg, mushrooms but no granola. Location is brilliant for this hotel though but if I went to stay in Régua I would look at the other hotel.

No frills, a bit old/dated, but a killer value in a touristy region. Right downtown Regua, next to train station and several nice restaurants and tasting rooms. Just a couple min walk to the banks of the river. Many wineries within a 5-10 min drive. Mediocre mattress/pillows - but about as you'd expect for the price. I'd stay here again. Not sure if there is an elevator FYI.

The Casa de Sao Domingos was a very classy, well run guesthouse in the town of Regua in the Duro Valley. Manual the owner was responsive in our corespondence and this is a family run operation with at least 2 generations of service. Private gated oasis just outside of the town. Restaurants are a short 5 minute drive or 15 minute walk. Rooms were well appointed, breakfast in dining room was abundant and cozy. Will prepare omelettes to order and staff is very attentive and helpful. Eat at Table Aneto Wine and restaurant. Won't be disappointed, but need a reservation. Small and great service, food and wine pairings. The River restaurant was kind of a mess both with service, reservation, and food was only average. Regua is a cool town, but removed from many of the attractions we were interested in, ie. wineries, tours etc. and needed to drive 30-40 minutes on the mountain roads (had a rental car) to get to any of our tours (vineyard tour with Duro Walks and Antonio is phenomenal, Olive Museum, boat tours). Met great people staying here who we enjoyed dining out with. All in all, other than location and access to rest of the valley, it was great. If you are afraid of heights and narrow roads, don't drive it yourself.