Rua das Palmeiras, Lote 5 Quinta da Marinha, Cascais, Portugal | (618) 248-8274
Next to a popular golf course, and within easy reach of several others
Rooms are spacious with sleek decor
Large, heated outdoor pool with a bar
Spa features several treatment rooms and a hydrotherapy pool
Bike rentals are available
Free Wi-Fi
Far from the beach
Can often be a long wait at the restaurant
Unlike other luxury hotels in the Cascais area, the 143-room Sheraton Cascais Resort is a ways from the ocean -- but within easy reach of several golf courses. The hotel does feature a large outdoor pool, however, as well as a fitness center and a spa with a hydrotherapy pool. The tasty on-site restaurant has a terrace and glass ceiling, but it's a popular spot so there can be a wait for a table. The nearby Hotel Cascais Miragem often has higher rates, but it has a slightly more upscale feel and is closer to the beach.
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Scene
Next to a well-known golf course, with a modern, eclectic interior
Sheraton Cascais Resort sits next door to the Quinta da Marinha golf course, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr.. The course has views of the Atlantic Ocean while the hotel itself has a spacious lobby, renovated after our visit, with tall, windowed walls, white columns, and handsome couches and chairs in muted tones. A modern chandelier serves as the centerpiece.Families can play in the huge outdoor pool surrounded by pine trees and a grassy landscape, but when it comes to the indoor spa, children under the age of 14 aren’t allowed in the hydrotherapy pool. With numerous amenities -- including several meeting rooms -- the hotel attracts leisure and business travelers, as well as families.
Location
A significant drive to Lisbon, but relatively easy access to the town center
The hotel’s location in the middle of Quinta da Marinha puts it close to a variety of nearby activities, including golf, tennis, and horseback riding. Guincho Beach is a short distance away by car, while getting to Lisbon requires a half-hour drive. A significantly shorter drive will take visitors to Cascais’ town center, where there are a variety of shops, restaurants, and bars.
Rooms
Modern interiors with sleek bathrooms and kitchenettes
Each with either a balcony or terrace, rooms here are modern and airy with tasteful decor that includes black vases in recessed wall spaces and brown leather headboards. The rooms also come with flat-screen TVs, minibars, and Nespresso Coffee Machines. Bathrooms are sleek and stylish.Deluxe rooms come with small kitchenettes, and the family suites have larger kitchens with an array of appliances.
Features
The heated outdoor pool is a highlight
The Sheraton Cascais Resort has a heated outdoor pool with an adjacent snack bar serving salads, burgers, and ice cream. The spa features an indoor hydrotherapy pool, and offers services such as massages and mani/pedis. The fitness center is small, but includes several cardio machines and mostly business travelers make use of this feature, as well as the numerous meeting rooms.The Glass Terrace restaurant, surrounded by windowed walls and ceilings, features indoor and outdoor seating and offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner. (Keep in mind that there can be a wait for a table.) Kimya Gastropub serves drinks and light fare, but is only open in the evening Wednesday-Sunday. There is free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.
