We loved staying here, and were very impressed by the welcoming staff and slightly eccentric interior. The place feels like home, and if you've got a car, is a great place to come back to after a long day of sight-seeing in Sintra or Lisbon. It was not too difficult to find, and although there are not really any nearby... More

It was quite hard to find this place as it is located not in Sintra itself, although it was interesting to communicate with the locals trying to find the way. We stayed in Chapel suite which is located 300 m away from the main building. The room (I would say "loft") is full of antique things, paintings and books. It... More

After having stayed at the house for one night in mid-August 2012 as part of a 7-person group (4 adults, 3 children) I am very surprised to see so many generally positive reviews. I was quite disappointed. We stayed in the Chapel part (actually the old stalls), in a two-floor "apartment" consisting of 3 separate rooms (2 twin + 1... More

We've just come back from a one week stay at the She Pine Tree House and absolutely loved it. We wish we could have stayed longer. We had rented a car, and the house was easy to find. We had a warm welcome from Manuel, who showed us around the house and told us to feel at home,...and so we... More

We had the most amazing experience at the Shee Pine Tree House two years ago while visiting Portugal. The welcome was one of the warmest we've ever received and we felt immediately at home. The food is amazing and I highly recommend to have dinner at the house: for an extremely reasonable price you will have plenty of delicious home-cooked... More

If you get excited by antiques, art and interiors then ShePine is definitely worth a visit. We had a pleasant first evening there, the lovely Elvira cooked for us and I loved exploring the house and its contents. It's amazing and you can imagine yourself living in the time of the original owner. Every wall is covered in paintings, family... More

I put off writing this review for far too long. I traveled to Portugal in December of 2010, staying in a handful of hostels throughout Lisbon and Sintra. After staying in Lisbon for 10 days my travel companion and I were excited to get out of the city for a bit. We stayed in She Pine for three nights. We... More

it's not a simple hotel, it's a little secret museum, full of arts, books, paintings and with a beautiful view over Sintra. I suggest this place to relax, to enjoy the valley and have amazing conversations with the owners. Very typical rooms and excellent kitchen...

This B&B is a work of art in itself. The house and rooms are beautifully put together. The staff are amazing and so welcoming. The dinner is highly-recommended, as is the home-made breakfast in the conservatory in the mornings. Location-wise, this is a bit off the beaten track but is still a great option to visit Sintra. A car makes... More