Bora Dormir em Lagos

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  Ørjan Hansen

  :: 29 March 2018 18:36:40

  Bora Dormirs beliggenhet er veldig bra. Det er sentrumsnært og ikke mange 100 meter fra stranden eller busstransport. Rommet vi fikk utdelt med dobbeltseng var fint og rent, samt at vi hadde kjøleskap. Det var litt lytt. Servicen var god, og prisen var rimelig. Frokosten var inkludert, og i tillegg fikk vi vannflasker og epler da vi kom.

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  Nino Peixoto

  :: 06 September 2017 13:43:23

  Great place, despite the shared wc (which is kept very clean). The room was spacious and bright.

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  Sarah Gardiner

  :: 30 June 2017 09:34:57

  I was hesitant to stay there with the negative reviews, however in our three night stay, including what was expected to be 'loud' Friday and Saturday nights; it was nothing but pleasantly quiet. The private rooms with shared bathroom are lovely; one bathroom on each floor between three rooms and it was so clean at all times it really did feel like we weren't even sharing it. Location was in such a good spot I wouldn't have wanted it to be anywhere else, ten minute walk from the beaches and when you step out the door you're in the middle of bars, restaurants and shops galore. Staff were friendly enough without feeling like they were too present, this place has a much more serviced/boutique vibe to what you'd expect and if I were to return I wouldn't hesitate booking again.

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  Thomas Felsenstein

  :: 11 September 2016 11:46:35

  Great location in the city centre. Felt like a boutique hotel. 35 € for a small but comfortable and well decorated room. Great bed. Some noise from the lounge bar which is their main activity, but did not bother me. Friendly staff. Overall a great experience for the price. I highly recommend it.

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  Rox H.

  :: 21 July 2016 13:13:11

  AVOID AT ALL COST! Unless you're like us who booked at the last minute during peak season and couldn't find anywhere else. We already knew that there's going to be a noise problem due to the fact the rooms are above their busy restaurant that pumps out loud lounge music from 8am to midnight (sometimes til 1am). So don't expect a good sleep, if it's not the music then it's someone shouting in the middle of the night because the guest house is just next to the town square. And you can't shut the windows because it gets so hot, so you'll have to sleep with the noise. The accommodation at first seems passable, but when you look closely there's not really much cleaning done. There's only 1 bathroom per floor to share between 4 rooms, the bathroom is just a shower and toilet with no toilet seat cover, there seems to be also a shortage of toilet paper constantly. There's always these bizarre rose pedals inside the shower as decoration which blocks the drainage. We stayed 4 nights at the guest house, when asked if there's a hairdryer to borrow the owner took upon himself and said would look for one, but we never saw him again. Then the next day I asked one of the restaurant staff where is the owner because he never gave an answer on the hairdryer, the staff answered with a bad attitude said she doesn't know where he is and doesn't know if he'll come back, and pretty much told me to go buy my own hairdryer and "deal with it, this is Portugal!" and sent me away. Ok so I accepted that this place is not only not equipped to accommodate guest requests but their attitude is really bad, I moved on. But the last night we bumped into the owner who finally showed up because he was checking someone in, he saw us walking down stairs and made a snide remark at me "Did you get your hairdryer? Just kidding!! Haha" I looked at him and I asked "Is that supposed to be funny?" So not only he didn't want to accommodate me, he mocked me for asking one? He then chased me downstairs and started arguing why I asked his staff that he promised me one, at that point I'm thinking are you f.king serious? He was arguing with a guest on something so trivial? He never gave me an answer after the first day so am I not allowed to follow up on it? I have never stayed in a guest house or hostel where a hairdryer is not provided. I have stayed in remote places and don't expect to see one and that's fine, but this is the Algarve where they make their money off tourists!! This was our first time and first day in Portugal and I find their hospitality especially appalling. The time when we have to ask for toilet paper because there's none on any of the floors, the staff handed out 1 roll and gave a bad look. For 50€ a night, we highly recommend somewhere else to stay. Not only you won't get a good sleep from all the noise, you'll be treated like garbage.