Casa da Capela - CASAS BEMHAJA

The accommodation

Casa da Capela is a renovated two-bedroom house with spacious rooms and a fully equipped kitchen. The house has air conditioning in every room and features a pellet stove that heats the entire accommodation during the winter. One of the bedrooms has a double bed, and the second bedroom has two single beds. It also offers an excellent outdoor area with a private pool, a barbecue, and a seating area.

Check-in time 4:00 PM
Check-out time 12:00 PM
Children ages 3-12
Crib age 0-2
Pets not allowed
Parties not permitted
No smoking

Check-in: You must present a valid ID. The property reserves the right to refuse admission to unregistered guests.
Schedule: Check-in and check-out times must be respected.
During your stay
Behavior: Guests must maintain civic-minded and respectful behavior, avoiding disturbing others with excessive noise, especially at night (for example, between 10:00 PM and 8:00 AM).
Conservation: Guests are responsible for any damage caused to the property and infrastructure and must return the room in the same condition in which it was received.

If you're looking for charming accommodations in São Miguel de Acha, Casas Bemhaja is the ideal retreat. Whether for a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a relaxing break surrounded by nature, you'll find the perfect place to rest and recharge.
Located in the picturesque village of São Miguel de Acha, in the municipality of Idanha-a-Nova, our houses offer comfortable, characterful rural accommodations that combine tradition, style, and modernity.

Setting

Featuring air-conditioned accommodations, the property features an outdoor pool, barbecue facilities, pool views, and free Wi-Fi throughout.

Activities and attractions

Casa da Capela is located on Rua de São Sebastião, right across from the chapel of the same name, offering guests the tranquility of a typical village.

Just a few steps away are the São Miguel Parish Church, the Nossa Senhora do Miradouro Chapel, and the rich archaeological heritage, including the Roman Villa of Barros and rock-cut tombs.
The village offers a glimpse of traditional architecture and cultural practices, with old streets lined with stone houses and historic buildings.
There are also grocery stores, cafes, restaurants, and traditional pastry shops where you can sample local cuisine and mingle with the villagers.