Happiness Apartment in Aljezur by Lisbeyond

11 reviews

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  Václav

  CZ · couple · Oct 2026

  9/10
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  Thomas

  DE · couple · Oct 2025

  8/10
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  Stefan

  DE · couple · Oct 2025

  8/10

  Balkone nach Osten und Westen

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  Bernhard

  DE · couple · Oct 2025

  9/10

  Die Wohnung war groß, hell und sauber. Zum Strand zur Fuß waren 20 min. Der Kontakt zum Support vor Ort war sehr gut.

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  Lisa

  PT · couple · Oct 2025

  1/10

  Sand in the Bed and Lies from Management: Avoid Corporate Rentals

  The location was fine.

  From the moment we arrived, the place looked sparkling clean—just like the reviews promised. But the nightmare began when we climbed into bed and found it full of sand. My husband was stuck on a tiny hard bed in the other room, while I endured a sleepless night on the couch. The sheets obviously hadn’t been cleaned. Then we noticed urine stains on the toilet—suddenly the whole place felt filthy. Staying a second night was out of the question. Getting inside was another struggle with a tricky door lock and a dark hallway where the motion light barely stayed on, even during the day. When we reported the sand to management, they claimed their “inspection” proved it was impossible. Of course, they only saw a neatly made bed—I doubt they climbed between the sheets to experience the filth. This is not a private rental—it’s a corporate-run property, like many taking over Portugal. They don’t care about guests, only your money and personal data. We were forced to upload sensitive info just to book, and an hour before check-in, we got a link to breezeway.io, a shady third-party site used by corporate managers to gather guest data under the guise of property care. The management dared to offer a credit for only one night while still charging the full £115.00 cleaning fee—ridiculous given the filth. Corporate management cares nothing for comfort or service; they just want your money and data. Please, give your business to privately managed rentals that genuinely care about your stay. Corporate places like this should only be used if you want to sneak in a pet—and don't worry if your pet makes a mess because the next guest pays for it.