"Elegant hotel with villa type rooms. Helpful staff, nice breakfast, on site parking. Comfortable beds. 20 minutes drive from Comporta. Rooms on the small side. Can rent e-bikes from the hotel."

"Absolutely great hotel which we loved and would return to. There are some things worth knowing: - The hotel seems to attract an active clientele. The gym is great, but packed at 8/9am and very quiet for the rest of the day. It would be good if they could unlock all parts of the gym early so thet it can all be used at the busy hours. 75% of the space (everything except the weight/cardio room) is locked until the host arrives. - There are more possibilities for exercising outside the hotel (biking/running) but the hotel seems to actively discourage it (bad idea to run outside the hotel). Is this a liability issue? Admittedly the options probably require a short drive (running in the rice fields is stunning) but the hotel staff seem averse to it - The food is excellent at all the hotel’s restaurants. Much higher standard than I expected, and as good as any comparable hotel I can think of. It is worse making bookings ahead of time if you are coming in season. We arrived with nothing, and got what we wanted after a bit of work. Jacare, Mesa and Cavalarica in Comporta were also excellent. Everywhere was very fairly prices compared to a comparable level in the Med. - Beach club is gorgeous. Easy to get front row beds in July IF you are there by 11am. The restaurant is great. - Car charging is easy (by relatively pricey). We got given an EV as an upgrade at the airport, and once I had mastered the MIIO app, it worked ok. You really should have a car here. Distances aren’t far but parking is easy and flexibility was appreciated. 
Stand out things: - The staff. Just wonderful. Natural, friendly, professional…. Great - Food Circle. Not my sort of thing in principle (nearly 4 hours with 12 strangers with multiple small course). BUT the food was exquisite and worth every Euro. - Wine tasting. The Sommelier is a lovely guy and we sir enjoyed learning and tasting. A real pleasure and an excellent intro to a less-known market (and why it is less known is well explained… nothing to do with the quality!). - We had Padel lessons. What a blast, and such an engaging pro.
 If there were one recommendation for improvement it would be to build a lap pool. There is almost no opportunity to swim here, which is sad when you have the ocean (too rough) and many many individual pools plus a couple shared pools. None have the dimensions for laps."

"Even though on the outskirts of the small village of Carvalhal, Quinta da Comporta is a remarkably tranquil and peaceful resort on the edge of a rice plantation. Whilst set back a kilometre from the beach it had a very coastal feel. The accommodation is stunning. Our two floor Villa had Terrace and balconies front and rear with an outlook over a sand covered coastal landscaped area with grasses and olive trees. The glass pool is unique and all the amenities and fittings selected, maintaining the rural and uncommercialised atmosphere. The staff are all young, enthusiastic and helpful. A special ‘shout out’ to the pool guys and Valet parking guys who all went beyond the call of duty Comporta is a very interesting area but one fears for how it will be in 5-10 years. It is certainly a lot more expensive than average Portugal. The only small disappointment was the beach. Due to limited access points ( to preserve the dunes) it was quite urbanised around the beach accesses. I was expecting miles of empty golden sand. However the beaches did not seem better than Algarve beaches which also enjoy miles of golden sand."

"- Świetnie."