Beautiful house, everything feels new, solid, with a modern tasteful design. Each room has a private balcony with a gorgeous view. Perfect for a relaxing space after your touring. Really nice lounge room for breakfast or hanging out. Bruno is a very friendly host, speaks good English, and has his own vineyard for tours and tasting, which we thought was very good.

It is a 10 minute walk from central Pinhão and train station, on a road with no sidewalk (but very little traffic). We walked back & forth, even with luggage, but most people might prefer a taxi/Uber.

Dois Lagares in Pinhão was a fantastic stay. Mornings started with a delicious breakfast, and evenings by the pool overlooking the valley were pure relaxation. The rooms were spotless, cleaned daily for extra comfort. A highlight was the wine tasting with Bruno, the owner. His expertise and generous recommendations made it unforgettable, and he went above and beyond by personally driving us to a few locations. If you’re looking for a welcoming B&B in Pinhão, Dois Lagares is a top choice!

While we enjoyed our stay, getting into town without a car was a bit tricky, requiring a walk along the main road. The double bed was a little small for two friends to share, and while the communal space with a guest fridge was lovely, it lacked utensils, which would have been helpful for those wanting to eat in.

Gorgeous accommodation ten mins walk from pinhão Spotlessly clean and lovely decoration Check in was easy via WhatsApp with an entrance code sent to you Breakfast was good, nice selection of yogurt , cheese, meat, cereal etc. Enough to keep you going The pool has one of the best views I have ever had despite the trek to get there! Lovely balcony in the room with gorgeous views. Communal fridge to store things in but it didn't get very cool, so beverages weren't cold which was really needed in the heat All in all a wonderful stay, just a few tweaks would make it perfect

The pool is only accessible via a very rough, winding track up so no good if you have mobility issues. The rooms really need their own fridges as using the main fridge in the communal area is ok but you only get one shelf per room and we tend to have a lot of stuff!! Tea and coffee making facilities in the room would also be appreciated as my husband is a caffeine addict and needs 24 hour access to coffee! The only other thing was that the douro valley was very hot when we stayed - we had 40 degree heat and the air con just didn't cut it in the room!!,

A recently renovated guest house, immaculately clean and tastefully furnished.Our room was very spacious and comfortable with lovely bedding/towels and toiletries.Breakfast was a cold buffet and nicely laid out with sufficient supplies of cold ham, cheese, egg, fresh fruit, yoghurts. Lovely view of river from breakfast room.. Staff were extremely friendly and keen to help with suggestions for walks, directions, ordering taxis despite speaking little English

We didnt have a car -10 -15 minute walk into Pinhao but care needed as narrow, windy road with little pavement, uneven surface and fast moving traffic.

Beautiful decoration- so tasteful and modern- incorporating local materials. Bruno and his family were very welcoming and the property is walking distance from the station at Pinhao ( last bit uphill!) The breakfast was fresh and well presented. We booked on Bruno’s wine tour which was so informative and he explained the history of his family involvement- certainly not to be missed. He also advised us where to eat in the evening. Highly recommended. We took a solar boat ride up the Douro the next day which again we walked down to- a wonderful all round experience- should have stayed longer!!!

All perfect.

We started our stay with a guided tour of the owner’s vineyard and sampled some of his lovely wines. He was very generous with his time and we enjoyed the tour, learning a lot about the growing process and the various challenges of the beautiful Douro valley. There are just a few rooms which are decorated in a modern fresh way. Bed was very comfy. Ate in local restaurant - The Bridge. Some nice walking in the area and beautiful views of vineyards everywhere you look.

Pinhao town seemed very quiet and not many restaurants were open. It wasn’t a Sunday but maybe because it’s still early in the season.

The included continental breakfast was a solid way to get the day started. The property is very easy to access from the train station. We walked for about 15 minutes. Digital codes make the space easy to enter. There is a great common area with a beautiful view. The room itself is well appointed: spacious, beautifully designed, and during cold months, the heat warms up the whole room. I would recommend the tour of the winery. The property and farm are family run and they take great care of it. The architecture is also really interesting. 10/10 would recommend!

It was perfect!

Clean and roomy

We were put in the lower floor so no view but had a nice patio. Bed too firm. Bed pillows small and few; continental breakfast not great. Never saw the owners and the women who helped out at breakfast didn’t speak English but tried to communicate with language app. So no information about the place. They could not give us extra pillows because they were ‘fully booked’. Had to message the owners to get one small extra pillow ( needed for medical reasons). The place is out of town. You can walk down but there are no sidewalks on the narrow road. The small unheated pool was found accidentally by climbing up a steep dirt path hanging onto a rope. Nice view and chairs to sit but no umbrella. Weird.

The hotel is beautiful and looks completely new. Very clean and tidy. The location and the views were great. The room was large and comfortable. There is a nice restaurant just five minutes down the road.

The breakfast was mediocre minus. Nothing really good. The pool is really nice if the weather was as hot as when we stayed there. Nevertheless, you need to climb a steep trail to a small vineyard above the hotel. If you are disabled or you have small children it would be quite hard to get there.

Dois Lugares House is one of the nicest places I've stayed! Views, lovely room with private balcony, a very comfortable bed, helpful staff & a delicious breakfast. There are a couple of excellent restaurants for dinner, wthin a 5 minute walk.) I took the train from Porto to Pinhão & got a taxi the mile or so up to Dois Lugares. (Others have walked it, but it is narrow streets with no sidewalks.) Definitely do the wine tour with Bruno. If I didn't live halfway around the world, I'd return regularly!