Rating : 4 Stars
Size : 20 rooms - 1 floors
Credit cards : 

Meeting Room 1
Max capacity is 30 pax

Outdoor Swimming Pool
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Jacuzzi in Gran Suite
Bicycles
Riding Horse-Charge
Cycling-Charge

Monte Restaurant
Name of Restaurant Monte Restaurant
Type of Food Alentejo food

• Bar/Lounge
• Free Parking
• Parking
• Restaurant
• Safe Deposit Box
• Laundry/Valet Services

• Modem Lines in Room
• Television with Cable

Belver Monte Do Carmo Hotel Rural
Monte do Carmo
Apartado 7
Azaruja

• Evora : It was known by the Romans as Liberalitas Julia, and vestiges from this period (walls and rooms) and the monumental imperial temple (Diana's temple), still remain. During the barbarian invasions, Evora was under Visigoth rule. It occupied a space defined by a Roman enclosure that had been modified. In 715, the city was conquested by the Muslims.
  ?vora was wrested from the moors by Geraldo the Fearless (Sem Pavor) in 1166 and flourished as one of the most dynamic cities in the Kingdom of Portugal during Middle Ages. The court was resident here for long spells and ?vora became the scene for many royal weddings and a place where many important decisions were made. Particularly thriving during the Avis Dynasty (1385-1580), it was formerly a major centre for the humanities. The university was founded by the Company of Jesus in 1551, and it was here that great European Masters such as Clenardo and Molina passed on their knowledge. In the 18th century, the Jesuits, which had spread intellectual and religious enlightenment since the 16th century, was expelled, the university was closed and Evora went into decline. The university was reopened in 1973.
  The many monuments erected by the major artists of each period now testify to ?vora's lively cultural, artistic and historical past. The variety of architectural styles (romanic, gothic, manueline, mannerist, baroque), the palaces and even the squares and narrow streets are all part of the rich heritage of this museum-city.
• Cathedral : Today, the beautiful historical centre has about 4000 buildings and a surface of 105 ha.
  built in the gothic style, completed in the 13th century and with a 14th century ogival cloister; main entrance decorated with sculptures of the apostles; interior dating from the 17th and 18th C; includes the Sacred Art Museum)
• Roman Temple : Called Templo de Diana, Corinthian columns
• UNIVERSITY Of EVORA : University of ?vora Monday to Friday 8am-7pm (formely a Jesuit college built by Cardinal-King Henrique in 1559, it includes the 16th century mannerist church and the academic buildings surrounding the large 17th and 18th century cloister
• Renaissance Fountain : Renaissance fountain at Largo das Portas de Moura (built in 1556 in renaissance style)
• Main Square : Giraldo Square (center of the city; in this square King Duarte built the Estaus Palace which even today maintains its Gothic look; the fountain and St Anton's church are from the 16th century)
• Cromeleque dos Almendres : Cromeleque dos Almendres 5 km from ?vora (megalithic monument from the neolithic)
• Anta do Zambujeiro : Anta do Zambujeiro 15 km from ?vora near Valverde (it is the larger dolmen in the region)
• EVORAMONTE : Old Castle 8 km from the HOtel
• Azaruja : Cork factories 2 km from the hotel

Located in the heart of Alentejo, near the world heritage city of Evora, was created to offer all the tranquillity to those who intend to relaxing and forget the rhythm of the mordem life.It?s a privileged place for contac with nature, pratice outdoor sports and activities, or simply relax.The hotel is build around the church of N? Sra do Carmo and the rooms now exquisitely decorated where the rooms of the old peregrines slept when they came for pray.

Areas served : * Lisbon Airport-Badajoz Spain Airport-Evoramonte Castle-Evora-Estremoz-Lisboa-Badajoz