Rua Costa D'Oiro, Lote 38
Lagos, 8600-544 Nightly Rates(123.54 - 178.09)3 Star
Property Description
The Costa D'Oiro Hotel consists of 8 complexes that are ideal for those seeking a relaxing holiday within easy reach of a number of amenities. Managed by friendly and professional staff this well established hotel offers comfortable, modern and spacious accommodation with attractive pool areas to relax by. A number of restaurants are located within 600mtrs and a variety of bars can be found 900mtrs away. All rooms and apartments have en-suite bathrooms complete with hair dryer, a balcony or terrace with a garden view, mobile phone, air conditioning and satellite TV. Studios and apartments have a kitchenette with two cooking rings and a fridge. The twin and double rooms have a mini bar. There are five adult swimming pools and one children's pool.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
24 Hour Front Desk
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Pool
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
All Room types
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Rooms Available: Costa D'Oiro features 70 units which include double rooms, studios and T1 apartments. All our Rooms Feature: All units feature air-conditioning, balcony or terrace, satellite TV, mini bar (double rooms only), safety deposit box and hair dryer.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2 PM
Check out time is 11 AM
Time Zone is GMT
Opened in Hotel Built in 1985.
Renovated in Hotel Completely renovated in 1999.
70 rooms.
0 suites.
1 floors.
Directions
Costa D'Oiro is located 80 km from Faro Airport. From the airport, take the highway A22 direction Lagos/Sagres. Drive for 50 minutes and take the last exit direction Lagos/Sagres. Take a left turn on the last roundabout after you leave the highway. Drive straight ahead for 3 km and on the first roundabout turn right on the direction of D. Ana Beach. Take the direction of the light house of Ponta da Piedade. You will find a sign on the right side indicating Costa D'Oiro.
The Hotel Costa D'Oiro is located by the most famous beach in the North Suburb of Algarve.
Faro -FAO- International Airport located 40 Miles East of the Hotel.
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed to one of the following major credit cards: American Express, Diners Club, Visa or Mastercard. A deposit in the amount of 30 percent of the full stay will be charged to your credit card upon confirming.
Cancellation Policy
All cancellations must be processed 2 days prior to arrival date by 14 PM Hotel time to avoid a penalty equal to 25 percent of the full stay or 1 night whichever is greater.No Show is one night penalty charge.
Restaurant Information
Food and Beverage
Costa D'Oiro features a restaurant located in the main building, offering typical Portuguese, and International a la carte. COSTA 'D 'OIRO Located in the main building, it offers typical Portuguese, and International a la carte. Open for breakfast 8:00am to 10:30am, lunch 11:00am to 3:00pm, dinner 6:00pm to 9:30pm and snacks. Casual dress code.
Recreation Information
Recreation
-Nearby are the golf courses of Palmares,Parque de Floresta, and Boavista -Water ski -Windsurf -Sailing -Diving -Fishing -Horseback riding -Jeep safari.
LOCAL AREA
Costa D'Oiro is situated in Algarve, 1 hour from Faro Airport and 2 hours from Lisbon and Sevilla. It is only 300 meters from two of the most beautiful beaches in Algarve, Praia D. Ana and Praia do Camilo, 800 meters away from the magnificent Porta de Piedade and 1000 meters room the historical Lagos town center. Nearby are the golf courses of Palmares, Parque de Floresta, and Boavista, water ski, windsurf, sailing, diving, fishing, horseback riding, jeep safari.
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