Casa Pinto is a small (5 or 6 rooms) hotel offering one room with "a Dormer window and no view". That was all that was available on April 13th, so my wife and I stayed there. A Dormer window is actually an attic window, and there is a hole in the ceiling so light from that window can get into the room. But the building is ancient, and the Dormer window is more like a porthole window on a ship. Point being: The room is dark. There are a couple of overhead lights, no indirect lighting. At night, it is pitch-black and, IMO, dangerous to navigate unless you turn on an overhead light - waking your partner. Breakfast is in a small basement room - not on a rooftop terrace. The rooftop terrace does indeed have a nice view, but the climb up the almost vertical stairs is treacherous. Your wi-fi will not work in the basement. On April 13th, the hotel had one employee - a young woman who spoke not a word of English. She handled the front desk, fixed the broken toilet seat in our room, cooked breakfast, washed dishes. I had to use a cell-phone translator app to communicate with her. Bottom line: Casa Pinto is a "pass" -- especially if they only offer that little Dormer-window room. No wheelchair access, narrow, steep stairs. One more thing: My wife and I traveled to Monsaraz with elderly Portuguese friends who stayed at another hotel. The day we checked out, they came to the lobby to help with translation since the clerk did not speak English. We wanted to fill out a government-required complaint form, at which point the property owner called and, on the phone, was yelling and hostile. A most unusual and totally inappropriate customer experience.
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