Dom Pedro Lagos

I had one the renovated, as requested studios facing the city and partial view of the beach which is across the road from the facility. The studio was very spacious with a bedroom elevated with two single beds together. Beyond the bedroom was a spacious room with the kitchenette, sofa bed, TV and dining table with four chairs. There was an open area with bar to the bedroom. There was large sliding glass doors opening to the balcony with table and three chairs with great views of the city and beach. All of the studios facing the beach have interior entrances which I understand have yet to be renovated but the others facing the city have outdoor entrances. There are six stories at the facility. From the street is a ramp to drive up to the parking area in the back; some spaces are covered spaces. I did not take breakfast which was Euro 12 but did take a look and it was a buffet type with scrambled eggs, bacon, beans, rolls and bread, juices, jams and a section with cold cuts of ham, turkey and cheeses. Staff was very friendly with a warm welcome. The location is just East of the nearby marina on Meia Praia beach which is very long and wide with elevated walking platforms. Easy location to the old town to the West. Best parking is at the Marina free parking lot and then taking the walking bridge over the river to the old town. Be sure to take a boat trip (kayak, speed boat or catamaran) to the Benagil sea caves. There are also fishing trips and dolphin trips.

Super friendly staff. We got the room at the east end of the building and had some views of the sea and beach. The room size is adequate for three of us. A little cooking space for a simple meal is a bonus. Free parking is also very convenient.

We booked bed & breakfast and were in an apartment with bedroom looking through to the kitchen/lounge/dining room and good-sized private balcony which overlooked the sand dunes and sea. Quiet location. 2 mins walk on boardwalk across dunes to sandy beach. 20-minute walk along boardwalk and small ferry across to the town. Grassy pool area, plenty of comfortable loungers, some shady trees. Sheltered from sometimes strong sea breezes.

Located on the edge of the beach a short 20 min walk from Lagos. (A bus route into town stops outside the hotel) Ours was a comfy well equipped but quirky room on the third floor with a good balcony facing up the coast . Plenty of car parking out of the main tourist season available at the rear of the hotel. Lovely well tended garden and pool with sunbeds l at the front of the hotel. Our stay included a continental breakfast which was good but limited, I didn't expect more as the hotel was hardly occupied in early February.

I did not have a car. I like to walk. The beach was directly across the street so access was great. They have a boardwalk that you can walk the entire way to the old city of Lagos...30 min. The bus stop was directly in front of the hotel so it made it convenient for long distance locations and to the bus terminal. Being Feb, alot of things are shut down for the season. Grocery and restaurants were available in town...25 min walk, or by bus. Nice pool on property, but again, not in Feb.