The Art Nouveau facade faces Covilhã's hillside streets. Behind it, Serra da Estrela rises to nearly 2000 metres, filling every window with granite ridgelines and shifting light. Rooms sit inside the restored building. Standalone villas spread across the grounds. The Bar Lounge smells of wood fire, and wine glasses catch the flicker.
The name Pena D'Água refers to a historic unit for measuring water shares in this region. That spirit of sharing defines the place. Boutique inside, imposing outside. Beirã, cosmopolitan and welcoming. Covilhã built its identity on snow and wool. The hotel carries that same texture, equal parts detail and wildness.