pousada

But 350 years later, there wasn't so much call for that; Macau's tourism department helped convert the fort into the hotel — "pousada" is Portuguese for "inn" — which opened in 1981.

Rooms With a Past 2008

There is a small bar on the cape head itself and tourists can stay at the "pousada" on the headland.

Purpleocity.net 2009

The perfect day here: Take a boat to a small island or deserted beach near Angra, have lunch and a caipirinha there with friends, then come back to Paraty for art and music and a night at a 10-room pousada.

Steal the Scene Darrell Hartman 2012

From two nights in Nazare and one big Portugal win over England, watched on a big screen in the town square, to one night in a beautiful pousada in Sintra.

Five Years Ago Today Kit Pollard 2009

From two nights in Nazare and one big Portugal win over England, watched on a big screen in the town square, to one night in a beautiful pousada in Sintra.

Archive 2009-06-01 Kit Pollard 2009

I stayed in a lovely little pousada, appropriately named, Villa of the Water translated.

Archive 2009-03-01 DNLee 2009

I stayed in a lovely little pousada, appropriately named, Villa of the Water translated.

Wordless Wednesday: Blue Oceans, Blue Skies DNLee 2009

They had lunch at the pousada overlooking the beach at Sag res.

Heidelberg Wedding Neels, Betty 1984

In the midst of all this, and just a few blocks from Paulista Avenue, is this pretty pousada, or guest house, with its rustic design.

The Guardian World News 2011

It's more of a hostel than a pousada, with dormitory accommodation offered alongside small individual rooms and doubles.

The Guardian World News 2011

Monsanto is a mountain village with houses built into rock formations and a fabulous pousada – inn – with a superb restaurant.

‘Straight out of a fairytale’: Portugal’s best towns and villages, by readers Guardian readers 2021