Accommodation in Caldas-Da-Rainha

21 places to stay (16 - 21)

  • Bordallo's Lodge

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    Located in Caldas da Rainha, 6.4 km from Obidos Castle and 33 km from Monastery of Alcobaca, Bordallo's Lodge offers air conditioning. Both free WiFi and parking on-site are available at the apartment free of charge. The property is non-smoking and is situated 30 km from Peniche Fortress. …
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  • A Casinha

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    A Casinha is set in Caldas da Rainha, 8.5 km from Obidos Castle, 36 km from Monastery of Alcobaca, and 35 km from Peniche Fortress. There is a private entrance at the apartment for the convenience of those who stay. …
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  • The Black Kitten II

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    The Black Kitten II, a property with a terrace, is set in Caldas da Rainha, 33 km from Monastery of Alcobaca, 31 km from Peniche Fortress, as well as 33 km from Alcobaça Castle. …
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  • Moinho das Carrascas

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    Featuring a garden with a seasonal outdoor pool, Moinho das Carrascas is a holiday home situated in Caldas da Rainha in the Centro Region. It provides free private parking. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property. …
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  • Cantinho dos Artistas

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    Set 31 km from Peniche Fortress, 33 km from Alcobaça Castle and 36 km from Lourinhã Museum, Cantinho dos Artistas offers accommodation located in Caldas da Rainha. It is situated 34 km from Monastery of Alcobaca and features private check-in and check-out. …
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  • Dream city home 2

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    Dream city home 2 is situated in Caldas da Rainha and offers free bikes and free private parking. Guests staying at this apartment have access to a fully equipped kitchen and a balcony. National highway is a 3-minute drive away. …
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Caldas da Rainha travel guide »

The origins of the spa town of Caldas da Rainha lie in a journey made by the 15th century Queen Leonor to her father-in-law’s funeral in neighbouring Batalha. Upon coming across peasants apparently bathing in unpleasantly smelling water, the queen enquired as to their motivation and was informed that the waters held curative powers. Leonor, herself rheumatic, put the waters to the test and on…