... only if you decide to walk it !!Lagos is nice but it fails the tranfer test.
Taxi transfer takes about 40-45 minutes. You could get half-board at the Tivoli which has three restaurants of its own - ( it also has one decent and one excellent restaurant within 200 yards of its front door.)The town still retains its Portuguese character and is still a working fishing port and, although busy, is seldom noisy or brash.
- they are reasonably flat and are more of a patterned mosaic tile than what you knew as cobbles in the olden days many, many years ago when you were a lamplighter !! The vast majority of the historic and tourist part of town ( and, more importantly, bars and restaurants), is on relatively flat ground near to the river and the only major hill runs to the west of town towards the Torraltinha and Dona Ana areas; this can easily be taken out of the equation by use of the Tourist Train (or Wally Trolley) which runs hourly throughout the day. There's the added advantage of being on the Algarve railway network and major bus routes both to the rest of the Algarve and also Northern Portugal, should that appeal to you.
). But it is all done in the best possible taste. 
There is a lovely marina that you can walk around of an evening all on the flat and although I haven't stayed there it looked like there were a couple of nice looking hotels where you could probably get an upgrade to half board. I think one is the Dom Pedro Golf, and I will look up the other one and post it in a mo.
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