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Casa do Arco by Douro Exclusive
"Beautiful views. Loved the living space on the ground floor. Breakfast was lovely."
Reviewed on Nov 10, 2026
Quinta da Marka
"I would definitely come back to Quinta Do Marka. The staff were so lovely, the place was amazing and the food was from another level. From checking until checkout to everything was up to the 5 starts level."
Reviewed on Nov 10, 2026
Six Senses Douro Valley
"Simply AMAZING!!! Everything was awesome!"
Reviewed on Oct 27, 2026
The Manor House Celeirós
"Really beautiful place! We visited in the fall, and the changing colors of the leaves in the vineyards were absolutely spectacular. It was wonderfully tranquil, probably because it was the off-season, which also meant we got a great deal. And a complimentary bottle of wine to boot! A fantastic experience ..."
Reviewed on Nov 11, 2026
Quinta de la Rosa
"This is a nice place, but the staff definitely act like it's your privilege to stay here. Just a bit more attitude than you get anywhere else in town. It's expensive for what it is, and the "experiences" are also astronomically more expensive (for what they are) than anything at any other Quinta ..."
Reviewed on Nov 13, 2026
Quinta Nova Winery House - Relais & Châteaux
"We had a wonderful stay at Quinta Nova. Breath taking views, wonderful staff lots of relaxation and or course lovely wines. Wonderful experience overall."
Reviewed on Jun 3, 2026
Five Sabrosa Senses
Quinta Manhas Douro
Casa do Santo - Wine & Tourism
Sabrosa Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Planning a trip to Douro Valley and looking to unearth interesting accommodation options in Sabrosa? There are a variety of options waiting to be booked via Travelocity's destination page. 8 lodgings listed on Travelocity sit within easy driving distance from the city centre.
A good option amongst just a few Sabrosa hotels within a short walk of the centrally located attractions of Sabrosa, is the Casa de Vilarinho de São Romão.
Sabrosa offers a limited range of no-frills lodgings; you will find the Quinta de la Rosa conveniently located 5 miles (9 kilometers) from the town center.
7 miles (11 kilometers) from the center of Sabrosa, you will find the Quinta do Pego. The Six Senses Douro Valley can be found 14 miles (22 kilometers) away. Another option is to check in to the The Vintage House - Douro or the Quinta Nova de Nossa Senhora do Carmo - Luxury Winery House.
Why not check out the myriad attractions located around Norte during your stay in the area? Nature lovers will appreciate Norte's beaches, coastal plains, forests and rivers. While you're at it, discover some of its ruins. Fun-loving travelers may engage in mountain biking here.
30 miles (50 kilometers) from Sabrosa, you will find Torre de Moncorvo, which boasts Torre de Moncorvo Church and Doctor Horacio de Sousa Garden. Some of our recommended Torre de Moncorvo hotel establishments include the Casa da Avó - Turismo de Habitação and Casa Dona Maria Luiza. For another option, head to Amarante, 25 miles (37 kilometers) west of Sabrosa, where you can pick from the Casa da Calçada Relais & Châteaux and Hotel Navarras by Tâmega Clube. If you stay in Amarante, it's worth visiting the Igreja de Sao Goncalo and Ponte de Sao Goncalo.
Why not spend a few hours cheering along with other spectators at a community game. Municipal Stadium is 55 miles (85 kilometers) to the south of Sabrosa. Wise travelers who enjoy the idea of sleeping close to the stadium, make a reservation in the Madre De Água Hotel Rural or Hotel Eurosol Gouveia.
Dr. Francisco de Sa Carneiro Airport is a primary entry point for arriving in Sabrosa. It is 55 miles (90 kilometers) from the city center. If you have plans to find accommodation nearby, have a look at Holiday Inn Express Porto - Exponor or Park Hotel Porto Aeroporto.
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Recent Sabrosa hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Quinta de la Rosa
"This is a nice place, but the staff definitely act like it's your privilege to stay here. Just a bit more attitude than you get anywhere else in town. It's expensive for what it is, and the "experiences" are also astronomically more expensive (for what they are) than anything at any other Quinta in town. We spent a few nights at the Vintage House first, and it was a vastly better experience than what we had at de la Rosa. The food is good here, but it's more expensive with less service--and well away from everything else."
