We stayed for two nights during the town's annual medieval festival and had a wonderful stay. The rooms are cozy but nicely appointed and the common rooms and courtyards are amazing. A wonderful little oasis if the day-tripper tourists are too much for you. The staff was wonderfully friendly and helpful with all kinds of advice to us and all... more

We stayed at the Casa de S. Thiago do Castelo - there is another house called Casa de S. Thiago d'Obidos closer to the entrance of the town that would have still been great to stay in. Ours was a very charming B&B even if the rooms were a bit on the small side (our room was #2). The breakfast... more

Although we had a hard time finding the Casa de Sao Tiago do Castelo, once we did we were not disappointed. As stated in the other reviews, from the outside the casa looks like a small private house but, in fact, there are many charming public spaces, a garden and many unique rooms. All of the rooms have been carefully... more

This is such a nice place -- an atmospheric house, with old and charming furnishings, converted to a small inn. The public rooms are *very nice* and include a library, game room, and patio -- the sleeping room was not large, but was well furnished/equipped. The breakfast is especially good -- and the table ware is lovely. The team that... more

Very warm welcome. Lovely old house with gorgeous furniture. Inside the walls. Very cozi. We recomend it. more

We stayed there one night last year. The service was great, the hotel really cute and the location was perfect. I would stay there in my next visit. Breakfast was included, it was cold cuts, pastries, orange juice and coffee. They even let us have a homemade "Ginginha," (typical alcoholic drink.) more

We stayed in Casa de Sao Tiago do Castelo more than a year ago (September 2007), but we loved it so much and it was one of the best from our three hotels in Portugal (another from our best is in Cascais), so I decided to add review and photos. We (2 adults and almost 3-years old child) stayed there... more

We were not planning on staying in Obidos for the night, but the day we went there was a Medieval Festival on in the town so we decided we may as well stay over. We came across Casa de Sao Tiago do Castelo as we were wandering around the town and popped in on the off chance that they may... more

We came across this hotel while visiting Obidos. We actually were staying at another hotel, but stopped in at Casa de Sao Tiago because I was curious about the property for another stay. The warm and friendly lady at reception gave us a full tour. The property, although it looks small from the outside is very spacious with many public... more