This is a great hotel to stay in this area. If you can get an ocean view room... do it! It is well…read moreworth the cost, especially if you enjoy sleeping with the sound of ocean waves and waking up to a sunrise. The rooms, like most IHG hotels are extremely comfortable with nice amenities. Make sure you go to the spa. It has an indoor heated pool, dry sauna and steam room. All the seats at the hotel restaurant have a view of the ocean. If you eat at the restaurant, order the burger Big bonus is the staff... they are absolutely amazing and customer oriented. Starting with Margarida with reservations, she was very engaging before we even arrived, to include ensuring our special requests were met. Antonio at the front desk was super friendly and welcoming... I swear it seemed like we met a long lost relative! He was accompanied by a female intern, but I forgot her name. She was super nice and gave us a tour of the hotel. The spa staff... again, super friendly and welcoming. Although the hotel is near the wonderful Cascais, IHG Cascais is a wonderful destination itself.

Beautiful hotel right on the water and on the Cascais Bay!!…read more New and modern and lovely views ! Rooms are spacious too especially for Europe ! Highly recommend !!

This beautiful hotel did not have any other children there when we were in Cascais for a wedding…read more We had five rooms--all stunning. Other adults went to the final formal wedding in afternoon and evening in Sintra, and I stayed to watch the children. They were on their best behavior and enjoyed pool, pool deck, beach, and room service for dinner. The breakfast each morning in the beautiful restaurant was fantastic. While this is definitely an "adult" hotel and not so geared to children, we made it work--and they behaved with good manners. The service is A-plus. Stunning views everywhere!

The reviews below noting the arrogant and unfriendly attitude of the front desk and reservation…read morestaff are spot-on. I engaged in a colossal waste of time simply trying to change my reservation at this hotel, only to learn its partner "Luxury Escapes" is somehow connected to third-party booking agent Expedia. This is not disclosed on "Luxury Escapes" website. Deceptive? The Albatroz staff throw their hands in the air and claim they cannot help you change a reservation. I decided not to re-book a future stay at this hotel based on this interaction. Beware-- if you book thru "Luxury Escapes" you may actually be dealing with a restrictive third-party agent, and this hotel will not help you unwind that.

Very nice hotel on the harbor in Cascais. Great staff, clean,…read moreRooftop bar and swimming pool. Awesome breakfast and nice parking garage. Easy walk to anywhere in Cascais.

The hotel was nice, staff were great. Breakfast mediocre. This is a nice place with a perfect…read morelocation. We had a great experience. So, the 4 stars due to the breakfast which is intended to serve a large number of tourists efficiently. Otherwise, a 5 - Positive points: * Great Location for walking to the Cascais spots - go to the marina area - go to the light house - go to the museum across from the light house (I don't remember the name) - walk the streets of the old town - walk to the beaches and cliffs * Staff * View

I had the most wonderful week in this beautiful hotel the room was amazing, comfortable and with…read moreevery amenity we could want. The hotel itself self is beautifully decorated but the star of the show is the staff they could not have more accommodating nothing was too much trouble. We enjoyed lunch on the terrace which was delicious and watching the falcon and his handler walking around keeping any annoying seagulls away was a treat. I traveled with my husband but we saw many family groups who were equally enchanted by this beautiful hotel

Must stay hotel. Right off the cliffs. Beautiful view and excellent service. A gem that is hidden.read more

A small but really nice hotell in the heart of Cascais. Opened spring 2015 but already very popular…read morewhich is easy to understand after our first stay. The renovation of the fantastic old house is made with the help of local architects and the building really gives you the feeling of the maritime Cascais. A friendly atmosphere together with nice rooms, perfect balanced breakfast, poolarea and the perfect location makes Villa Vasco da Gama the perfect choice for the independent traveller who do not need the extended facilities a big hotel offers. Yet a group of up to 24 can hold a conference meeting and a nice stay. Very private! This hotel is one of my absolute favorites

This is a nice historical hotel in Estoril, with excellent service. It is nice to learn about the…read moreroyalty and famous people that have stayed at the hotel, and it's important link to Ian Fleming and James Bond. From check-in to check out there were plenty of staff available at the front to assist with baggage. We made use of the spa including 60 min massages which were very relaxing and included 30 minutes of tea time before and after the massage. We also used the dynamic indoor heated pool which is free to access for hotel guests. The food at breakfast is fresh, large amount of choices. The seats in the breakfast area are older with reduced support, one day we came later and were seated in the four seasons grill dining area which has much more comfortable seating. We also enjoyed the food at Organic Caffe in the spa building, room service and a dinner at Grill Four Seasons which is by reservation only. The loss of one star is for the overall age of the hotel. We could see cracks in the walls of our hotel room, the bed is uncomfortable with a large spring mattress and thin foam mattress pad on top - uncomfortable for side sleepers. However we had our room serviced and the cleaning staff was excellent.

What an amazing historical hotel!…read more The staff was beyond nice and helpful. The hotel boasts some serious history, you've got to take a walk around and look at the all the pictures, and artifacts in display. The morning breakfast was fantastic. The bar served up some great cocktails too. The rooms are on the small side but they have so much richness to them. There is a golf course associated with the hotel as well that was fun to play! 10/10 would return!

I was pleasantly surprised at how nice this hotel was... being from the U.S. we tend to expect all…read morehotels around the world to be just like American hotels. Just my opinion but it's truly great thing when we get out of our comfort zones and embrace local cultures. This hotel is centrally located to the water and just far enough from town to be a quiet break from town. No irons in room and no irons available so don't expect to get one. Need something ironed? Front desk drop off only.

Let's start with the good: -Very clean…read more-Incredibly friendly staff (special shout-out to the evening front desk manager who helped us navigate the trains and even gave us his fare card) -good location (very easy walk to downtown and near lots of museums) -incredible view Okay, so now onto the not so good: -It appears much more spacious online. There is only one restaurant and one bar (pool bar was closed for the season by the time we traveled). Also, the restaurant is only an over-priced buffet for all meals. No thanks! They claim to have a jacuzzi, but we never did find it. The room was not nearly as large was depicted. -Now onto the room...the bed was rock hard! It was like sleeping on a board. Plus the sheet was too short for the bed so your feet got caught on it each night. Our room was supposed to have a queen bed...it was two independent twin beds shoved together and made separately. This was fine, as I was traveling with my mom, but still odd. We had a kitchenette...the fridge door kept falling off (even after asking for repairs) and the oddest set of dishes to fill it. No knife for cutting. No wine glasses (but we did have ice cream sundae glasses?). No way to make coffee or tea. No free safe...daily fee that amounted to nearly 20 euro for the week. Very poor lighting with questionable safety on some of the lamps. The tub sat at such a height difference above the floor that getting out (without handrails) was always precarious. -Other stuff: Breakfast was included for most but not us (we were using TimeShare points). This was really disappointing and made for uncomfortably hungry mornings. Plus, without a way to make coffee in the room, this really sucked. In all, if I were to return to Cascais, I would not plan to stay here. There are plenty of other options in this adorable little town.

Stopped by Farol Hotel mostly for lunch. The setting is beautiful, right on the cliffs overlooking…read morethe Atlantic, with a stylish, modern design that feels upscale without being stuffy. It feels like a great place for a casual afternoon drink or a more polished evening cocktail, whether you're staying at the hotel or just visiting, even on a gloomy day.

Beautiful Hotel minutes walk from downtown, Farol Hotel overlooking the beautiful Atlantic Ocean…read more The hotel built in the 19th. century , it is a combination beautiful old architecture combined with modern art (sculptures, paintings and furniture). It has an air of sophistication. The views are stunning while you eat breakfast or dine in one of the two restaurants. But what makes this place amazing is the staff. They are very attentive, helpful and lovely. Barbara the receptionist is a gem with her recommendations and her demeanor you really feel like you are being treated like royalty. Everyone who we have encountered are fabulous!! The breakfast chef and crew are vibrant and helpful the food was delicious!! Cascais appears to be extremely windy in May but it is a wonderful place to visit.