Belonging to the same family for over 200 years, the estate has its heart in the hills, in an old small farming village, which has been carefully revived as an extraordinary and discreet luxury hotel, surrounded by centuries-old oaks, olive groves, and vineyards. Here, the feeling of being at home is closely linked to the sense of belonging to the vastness of the land. There, in the Portuguese Alentejo, the farm and the landscape soon become home.
The estate stretches across rolling land, with panoramic views that encompass green fields, centuries-old olive groves, and traditional vineyards. Its architecture reflects Portuguese tradition, with white stone houses, tiled roofs, and rustic details that maintain a perfect balance between the historic and the contemporary. In addition, the estate's amenities include cozy and elegant accommodations, designed to provide comfort and privacy, along with common areas ideal for relaxing or hosting events.

Located at the foothills of the medieval village of Monsaraz and near the lago Alqueva, covers an area of 780 hectares.

This vast land hosts a luxury hotel offering various accommodation options, including 57 rooms, 2 suites, and 16 country houses, totaling 66 beds.

The country houses vary in size, from one to three-bedroom options, providing flexibility for different group and family sizes.

The rooms, which were once the homes of the estate workers, maintain their independent character and offer direct access to the outdoors, mainly to the main street of the ‘monte’ (hill).

The country houses feature spacious living areas, dining rooms, and fully equipped kitchens, allowing guests to prepare their own meals if they wish.

In addition to the accommodations, the estate offers a variety of facilities and services, including two outdoor pools, a spa with a fitness center, an operational winery, a restaurant serving traditional Alentejo cuisine, and a shop offering local products.

Guests can also enjoy activities such as horseback riding, cycling, hiking, and wine tastings, making the most of the natural surroundings and the rich cultural heritage of the region.