Portuguese term (edited): turismo de habita��o

B&B hostellerie tourism

a long shot but perhaps it helps a bit to find the appropriate thing.

Portuguese term (edited): turismo de habita��o

There's no such word as "hostellerie" in English.

For the admirers of the beauty and the serenity of the rural environment, the Turismo de Habitação, manor and country houses, increase the usual lower or higher luxury hotel supply.
http://www.cm-viana-castelo.pt/turismo/uk/

manor house tourism
http://casadosbarros.planetaclix.pt/CASADOSBARROS/texto/tour...

Portuguese term (edited): turismo de habita��o

That is the way our ICEP translated...because the houses are placed in the rural areas.

There are diferent tipes of Turismo de habitação, depending of the context, we can have:

Quintas e Herdades are country estates and agricultural farms, within a rural setting and atmosphere, whose main houses encompass architectural styles from the classic to the rustic.

Casas Rústicas are distinguished by their type of construction, being of simple architectural style and using regional materials. Generally of a smaller dimensions, they contain simple and practical, but comfortable furnishings. Tehy offer an excellent opportunity to appreciate the peace and tranquility of the country life.

They can also be part of the Solares.

Solares de Portugal are family homes as opposed to hotels, offering a very different kind of holiday experience with that "personal touch". All our houses have been arranged into three distinct groups: Casas Antigas, Quintas e Herdades and Casas Rústicas. They have been individually inspected to ensure the highest standard of quality and hospitality. Many Solares de Portugal have played host to same family for hundreds of years and often date back to the 17th and 18th Centuries.