Situated on a hillside overlooking the idyllic beach of Dona Ana, Carvi Hotel is just 1.5 km from the historic centre of Lagos. The region's top resort, Lagos packs in history, character and wonderful beaches. The old centre, partly walled, features local shops next to fashionable restaurants and nightspots, favoured by independent travellers as well as package holidaymakers. The Algarve's best museum, a gilded chapel, a sea fort and various monuments recall the town's heyday. Its beaches range from a broad, long town beach to picture-postcard coves close by. Standard Single Room, Garden View offers 1 bed and features a private balcony. The Standard room, Partial Sea View offers a 1 king bed or 2 twin beds as well as a balcony with partial sea views. Finally, All rooms offer Entertainment - Free WiFi, 22-inch flat-screen TV with satellite channels; Sleep - Blackout drapes/curtains; Bathroom - Private bathroom and shower; Practical - Safe and phone; rollaway/extra beds and free cribs/infant beds available on request; Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping; Non-Smoking Hotel has no Restaurant but works with a Restaurante nearby. A 5 floor white building with balconies positioned near the amazing beach. Medium in size and confortable decorated. Access to wireless internet. Guests can relax and take in the sea views from the terrace surrounding the swimming pool while sipping cool drinks from the poolside bar; Health conscious travelers need not forgo their daily workout thanks to the hotel's fully equipped gym. The games room and satellite television lounge provide entertainment away from the sun. Guests can enjoy continental breakfasts each morning in the wooden paneled breakfast restaurant and drinks, cocktails and snacks are available from the bar throughout the day. There is a round-the-clock front desk service and the concierge is on hand to offer tour advice. There are parking spaces near the hotel. DDS 05/09 This hotel is closed during the Winter. Kindly note that Beach Dona Ana is currently closed until 30 June 2015. Works are currently being done in the area.