Casa do Gadanha was born from Michele Marques' dream to create a guesthouse imbued with the same love and dedication with which she runs her renowned restaurant in Estremoz, Mercearia Gadanha. During the renovation, there was a preoccupation with preserving as many original aspects of the building as possible. These elements include Art Deco doors and colourful tiles, marble basins, iron grilles, ceramic pine cones, and even a section of wooden flooring in a star pattern.
Casa do Gadanha was born from Michele Marques' dream to create a guesthouse imbued with the same love and dedication with which she runs her renowned restaurant in Estremoz, Mercearia Gadanha. During the renovation, there was a preoccupation with preserving as many original aspects of the building as possible. These elements include Art Deco doors and colourful tiles, marble basins, iron grilles, ceramic pine cones, and even a section of wooden flooring in a star pattern.
Casa do Gadanha is a small luxury guesthouse in Estremoz, Alentejo, set in a beautifully renovated 18th-century house. The name refers to a traditional farming scythe, reflecting the property's deep rural roots.
Yes, the hotel makes extensive use of the region's renowned white marble in its architecture and décor — a true signature of Alentejo craftsmanship.
Yes, breakfast is included and features homemade pastries, local cheese, honey, and seasonal fruit.
Yes, the property has a private pool set in the garden, perfect for the warm Alentejo summers.
Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 12:00.
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