ALDEIA DA CUADA
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2024
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2024
Lava-stone houses, each with a real garden, with basic comforts and dated bathrooms.
Cuada is a former settler village, abandoned by the inhabitants in the 1960s; one has to imagine that it had 120 inhabitants in 1800, reputed to be good weavers. Today, 14 rural houses have been reconstituted and fitted out. The comfort is rather basic and the bathrooms very dated, especially considering the price of the night, but the whole is full of charm and the staff is attentive. The lava stone houses each have a real garden and the village has a restaurant with terrace. Excellent breakfast.
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Visited in april 2024
Despite the horrid weather (which nobody can help or control), the place felt like a dream place. The personnel were very helpful and friendly; the breakfast menu was great; cats, donkey were all very cuddly… Hope to go back and see it in a sunny period!
Visited in april 2024
Excelente local no meio de toda a natureza açoreana
Visited in april 2024
Excelente atención y servicio. Tuvimos un problema con los vuelos y nos ayudaron sin problema, dándonos una solución al momento. 100% recomendable.
Visited in march 2024
Stayed here alone for one night while hiking in early March. Mostly empty but staff were professional, helpful and the rooms were nice. The food at the restaurant was beyond expectations. The steak I had was top 10 of my life. Cats, horses and rabbits all over the property. Lovely stay.
Visited in march 2024
The location of the houses is amazing. The emblem of the island of Flores is next to a cascade of waterfalls. Strangely enough, these are virgin forests today. The staff at the reception is very attentive and treats what they love with great love. Dlmiki is a miracle, it seemed to me that it would be cold there, but upon entering it was almost like grandmothers in the village - warm and cozy! thank you all
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