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Staff were not super friendly or welcoming. For a spot that I thought was family owned run the staff could help make guests feel more at home

For the cost of the room I would have expected lotion and slippers, neither provided. There was also no discount on the price on wine, port or olive oil for people who stayed here. The dining at the fine restaurant was excellent, but the reception staff were very business like abd did not care to go the extra mile for anyone.

Beautiful rooms right on the Douro River. Top notch service. Clean, comfortable, relaxing. Wished we could have stayed longer. One side note… don’t use Apple Maps. They got us there thru some scary back roads.

Beautiful property and undoubtedly a place that will appeal to those looking for a luxurious, peaceful stay where you can completely switch off and keep to yourself. For me, however, the experience felt surprisingly commercial and, unfortunately, lacking in soul. The setting is beautiful, but there was very little sense of connection with the people behind the Quinta or with the other guests. Everything felt quite structured and transactional, and I never really got the feeling that there was an opportunity to experience the warmth or personality of the place. Perhaps that is intentional, given the profile of the guests they cater to, but if you are looking for a more personal, authentic and immersive Quinta experience — somewhere where you can interact with the owners, staff and fellow guests and feel part of the place rather than simply being a visitor — this may not be the right choice. If your priority is privacy, luxury and beautiful surroundings, Quinta de la Rosa will likely tick those boxes. If you're looking for character, hospitality and a genuine sense of connection to the people and the wine, I personally found it lacking.