Parador De Ayamonte

Lugar tranquilo, con playas inmensas cerca, cerca del Algarve (Portugal)

Maravilloso y espectacular u con vistas de la cuesta del sol impresionante

Buen lugar, privilegiado por las vistas....buena terraza para tomar algo y buena atención. Recomendable hacer una parada View menu

No es de los mejores. Solamente reseñar que en cualquier hotel, pero especialmente en un parador, habría que dar la opción de tomarse un café si no quieres gastarte un dineral en el desayuno del hotel.

Con unas vistas magníficas, al estar situado en un alto y lejos de la población no es cómodo para volver por la noche y hay que pedir un taxi si no tienes coche. La cafetería cierra a las 11 de la noche lo cual me parece un pelín pronto si quieres tomar algo al volver de cenar del pueblo

Our Amigos reservation was for a Gastro package including dinner. The restaurant is closed and dinner now served in the bar. The menu was very limited. The food was a triumph of quantity over quality. The enormous portions meant that plates were going back to the kitchen laden with food. Not a good experience. View menu

El lugar en si es precioso, super cuidado. Las habitaciones las noto un pelin anticuadas y simples. Nosotros escogimos media pensión y hemos alucinado, la comida es increíble, platos muy abundantes y el personal super amable sobre todo Jessica del restaurante, una mujer encantadora, atenta y profesional. Nuestra estancia aquí se nos ha hecho corta pero hemos disfrutado un montón.

Excellent and quiet spot in the little garden in the back for drinks. Tried the wine and vermouth and both were nice. A great place to come to look over to Portugal. A lovely casual atmosphere as well. The only disappointment was that they were advertising food (bar snack type food) but when we asked to order, they said the kitchen was closed. This could have been better advertised (as in take the signs and menus away and only put them out when it is open, or have some opening times clearly marked). We would come back. We walked up from the town and it was uphill, but worth the effort. Some people may wish to take a taxi if it is hot.

One of the pleasures of staying in a Parador is experiencing the local dishes and the ambience of the main restaurant. We were very disappointed. Having arrived early afternoon and enjoyed a beer and cheese roll for lunch we were looking forward to dinner. After a pre-prandial gin and tonic in the bar we were looking for the restaurant to open at 8.00pm. It didn't. Instead, tables set out in the bar were where you were expected for dinner. Then it got worse. The menu was very restricted; in fact a sort of bar menu. There was a set dinner for 27euros comprising a very limited choice of starters, main courses and desserts. After a starter of goat's and sheep cheese selection we both chose the... View menu