Located at the apex of a magnificent cliff, Rocha Brava Village Resort is a four-star resort featuring a fitness centre, coffee shop, meeting rooms and complimentary self-parking. The Faro Airport is 43 kilometres away. The rooms have furnished balconies and separate seating areas. Each fully-equipped kitchenette has a coffee/tea maker and a refrigerator as well as cookware, dishware and utensils. A TV with access to satellite channels is also provided. Guests seeking onsite entertainment are spoilt for choice as Rocha Brava Village Resort has an indoor swimming pool, three outdoor swimming pools featuring sun loungers and pool umbrellas, outdoor tennis courts, an indoor tennis court and a free children’s club. The hotel’s onsite restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at either the poolside bar or the lounge. The hotel provides guests with complimentary transportation to Carvoeiro and the beach. Vale de Milho Golf is just a quarter of an hour’s walk away.
WiFi in lobby
Free WiFi
Pool
Spa
Parking
Pets
A/C
Restaurant
Hotel bar
Gym
The hotel is close to many restaurants bars and shops. Guests have an excellent view of the sea and enjoyed their walks to the beach. The hotel’s location in the centre of the city makes it very convenient for sightseeing and it is also well situated for shopping. The onsite supermarket makes self-catering very convenient.
The staff members are very courteous and interact warmly with guests. They have excellent knowledge of the surrounding area and are quick to recommend sites, restaurants and other attractions that they think might be of interest to you.
Some guests felt that the resort and the areas surrounding the pools were clean and very well maintained. Guests enjoyed their time at the swimming pools.
The wireless internet connection at the hotel is quite weak in some rooms and the strength of the signal varies throughout the hotel. The speed is also very slow and only suitable for very light web browsing. Those wishing to handle large files were held at the mercy of the unpredictable internet connection.
Some guests complained about the comfort levels of the beds. The pillows were generally thought to be old and cheap. A few guests complained of neck and back aches in the morning after spending the night trying to sleep on the beds.
Some guests have complained about the pricing of goods and services at the onsite shops, particularly with regard to the supermarket. They felt that they were being overcharged for things that did not meet their standards.
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