Sustainability at Gandum is not just a label. It is well-thought-out comfort, resources used with respect, and a place that improves with time—for you, for Montemor, and for those who come after.

Gandum Village emerges as a practical response to the global challenges identified in reports such as Our Common Future and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Gandum's values are not a manifesto to be read. They are an experience to be felt: sleeping better, eating with more flavor, being in a place with the right rhythm, and knowing that there is consistency behind comfort.

The SDGs may seem like "UN stuff." At Gandum, they are a practical filter: renewable energy, well-managed water, regenerative agriculture, decent work, and a real relationship with Montemor-o-Novo — without taking away from the comfort of your stay.

At Gandum, sustainability translates into concrete things: reliable comfort, a stronger connection with nature, food with clear origins, and a team that welcomes you with genuine enthusiasm.

Four pillars that enhance your stay and reduce impact: environment, economy, people, and transparency.

Environmental well-being at Gandum means regenerating the land: protecting the river, planting and diversifying the agroforest, using water and energy wisely, and reducing waste. The result: more nature around you and a lighter stay.

Economic integrity at Gandum is simple: creating a hotel that stands on its own two feet, without cutting corners. Fewer middlemen, more local partnerships, valued teams, and transparency. For you, this translates into better service, better food, and a place that improves with time.

When the team is doing well, you can feel it. Social well-being at Gandum is not some abstract concept of "social responsibility." It means local employment, ongoing training, and a culture of respect that translates into attentive service, a relaxed atmosphere, and a genuine connection with Montemor.

You don't need to "believe" what a hotel says about sustainability. You need to see consistency, clarity, and numbers. Governance and transparency at Gandum are the invisible part that makes everything more reliable: clear rules, judicious decisions, monitored metrics, and straightforward communication.