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We Attended our daughter’s wedding here on a 3 day stay. The hotel itself grabs your attention with its Sheek minimalism as the area is very traditional with small villages and red tiled roofs. The staff were fantastic and couldn’t be more helpful. Outside very rustic with organic kitchen garden and wild rugged paths down to the sea. The wedding party took over the hotel for two nights and then we resumed to normal guest arrangements on the last day. The food was beautifuly prepared and the fact that you see it growing even in the dining room which was an open plan greenhouse structure added to the experience. Would highly recommend a visit here.

Yes, the resort is beautiful but the basic rooms are small and only some have ocean views. The bathroom area is tiny and there is no counter space. There are also no qtips, cotton pads or slippers and the shower door leaks. However, the soap, shampoo and body lotion that are provided smell very nice. Also the rooms that are off of the main building are surrounded by hedges and trees and I noticed a few bugs in my room perhaps because of this natural environment. The safe in the room was not connected to anything so we had to keep our valuables with us at all times. The beds were comfortable and the food at breakfast was delicious however the restaurant is expensive and the wine list unnecessarily so; you're better off eating at one of the nice local spots in town. The gym was also surprisingly minimal and lacking in equipment especially considering this is a ”wellness” resort. Also frustrating was that the pool wasn't heated and the deck area, though pretty, was very windy. You also have to walk through the restaurant in order to get to the pool which just seems odd. The staff were friendly and the yoga instructor was great. I also found the manager, Mafalda, was helpful in making reservations for where to eat in town and which beaches to check out. Overall the hotel is pricey for what it is. It is also not in Ericeira but is a 15 minute drive north of the town. There are only 10 parking spots at the hotel, otherwise you have to park up a hill off the property.

Aethos Hotel has some lovely design elements, but it ultimately falls short in a few key areas. While the interiors are stylish and modern, the hotel itself feels too small to comfortably accommodate the number of guests. This is especially noticeable in the pool area, which is cramped and lacks the relaxing atmosphere you'd hope for. The biggest letdown, however, is the attitude of some of the staff members, a level of arrogance is displayed by staff members and this makes it rather unpleasant and uninviting to do something in the hotel. Also the outdoor space is poorly maintained and gives off a neglected vibe, more like farmland than a hotel garden. This lack of service and hospitality really detracts from the overall experience, making it hard to fully enjoy the otherwise nice design features. Aethos has potential, but it needs better upkeep and a more spacious layout to truly shine.

Very good Hotel, we liked the general aspect, the possibilities, the experiences and the activities that it offered

I had professional and in detail service by Carlos in the bar and also on my way to Spa, he was there at right time, when I needed guidance. Servant from his heart- Carlos, can tell right person at this profession! Thank you so much for a beautiful service.

The hotel looks more like an old boarding house, but breakfast overlooking the ocean is a fairy tale, breakfast is standard, clean linens, fresh breeze allows you to sleep without air conditioning, which is a huge plus for me!