Rooms, suites, cabanas and villas are set among the pine woods, giving a group a spread-out, private base rather than a single hotel block. The architecture draws on regional building crafts, with high timber ceilings and quiet outdoor courtyards in the rooms; cabanas open onto terraces facing the pines, with hammocks and loungers. Around the resort are heated pools, including one reserved for adults, a wellness area, gym and yoga pavilion. Hotel guests can use the tennis, padel and pickleball courts, with lessons and tailored sessions also available. Restaurants and a bar provide places to gather, and Ora hosts Alentejo barbecue evenings with live music. From Lisbon, the drive crosses the Tagus by the Vasco da Gama Bridge; another route uses the ferry from Setúbal to the Troia Peninsula.