This is a great choice if you want to stay inside the walls because it is just below the castle where it's easy to park without trying to negotiate the narrow, cobblestone streets. You can walk with luggage a few hundred feet to the hotel. Casa de Sao Thiago is filled with old, traditional furniture and decoration. The rooms are... More

We stayed for one night at the Casa de Sao Tiago do Castelo and were very glad to leave next day. Although it looks very charming, it is not a particularly comfortable place to stay - the decor is fussy and our room was very cluttered, the bathroom was tiny, the bedroom doors creaked, and we had to leave our... More

We stayed at Casa de Sao Tiago do Castelo in March and like other reviewers found our room to be freezing. The radiator was working and we had an electric radiator, but it was still uncomfortably cold. My husband and I got under the covers, wore multiple layers and even wore our winter hats. I went to the front desk... More

We arrived for one night in Obidos (already a mistake, the town can be viewed in a few hours) and discovered we were the only guests at the Inn. It was frigid in our rooms and, I'm assuming to save money on heating the house, they had provided only two space heaters. Making it worse - the fuse kept blowing.... More

Visited this casa during the off peak. As mentioned by another reviewer, it was a bit chilly but I am guessing as it is an old house, it is difficult to heat effectively. Breakfast (continental) is laid out in the morning in the breakfast room. Location of the casa is within the castle walls which is quite picturesque. Staff were... More

We made reservations at the Inn based on TripAdvisor reviews. We arrived on a very rainy night and were the only guests. When we arrived it was extremely cold at the Inn, including in the rooms. They brought two space heaters for our rooms but only one worked. And the bathroom was very cold. Next morning we were told the... More

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