The three-pearl Hotel Londres is a solid value option in Estoril, just a five-minute walk to Tamariz Beach. The property and rooms are in good condition following a 2015 renovation, and decor throughout is cheerful and has clean lines. All 118 minimalist units are equipped with flat-screen TVs, minibars, free Wi-Fi, and those that are a step up offer balconies and separate seating areas. There's a breakfast buffet with hot items for a fee, and the on-site restaurant serves Portuguese cuisine for lunch and dinner. Another highlight is the all-season outdoor swimming pool. By comparison, nearby Saboia Estoril Hotel has a fitness center and it's closer to popular Moitas Beach, but it doesn't have a full restaurant and rooms are smaller.
The three-pearl Hotel Londres is a solid value option in Estoril, just a five-minute walk to Tamariz Beach. The property and rooms are in good condition following a 2015 renovation, and decor throughout is cheerful and has clean lines. All 118 minimalist units are equipped with flat-screen TVs, minibars, free Wi-Fi, and those that are a step up offer balconies and separate seating areas. There's a breakfast buffet with hot items for a fee, and the on-site restaurant serves Portuguese cuisine for lunch and dinner. Another highlight is the all-season outdoor swimming pool. By comparison, nearby Saboia Estoril Hotel has a fitness center and it's closer to popular Moitas Beach, but it doesn't have a full restaurant and rooms are smaller.
The three-pearl Saboia Estoril Hotel is a modern property within walking distance to the beach. The 48 rooms are brightly decorated, but a bit tight on space, and include flat-screen TVs and mini-fridges. Many also have balconies with sea views. The property has a few issues, however, including wear and tear on some of the decor and complaints concerning room cleanliness, but amenities are attractive for a mid-range hotel. There’s an outdoor pool with a cabana patio area, a small gym, a popular bakery, a bar, and a business center. Travelers may want to compare rates with the Hotel Lido which has a rooftop terrace and similar rates.
The three-pearl Saboia Estoril Hotel is a modern property within walking distance to the beach. The 48 rooms are brightly decorated, but a bit tight on space, and include flat-screen TVs and mini-fridges. Many also have balconies with sea views. The property has a few issues, however, including wear and tear on some of the decor and complaints concerning room cleanliness, but amenities are attractive for a mid-range hotel. There’s an outdoor pool with a cabana patio area, a small gym, a popular bakery, a bar, and a business center. Travelers may want to compare rates with the Hotel Lido which has a rooftop terrace and similar rates.
The 162-room Estoril Eden Hotel is a mid-range, outdated property, but given its excellent location and affordable rates, guests unconcerned about style or on a budget might be able to overlook its need for a renovation. There have been issues matching the hotel's advertising claims: a few guests say that the heated indoor pool was too cold to swim in, and that the year-round outdoor pool was closed in February, so be wary choosing it for amenities. Still, it's a good base for exploring the region, and in-room kitchenettes are handy. Plus, food, particularly the free breakfasts, are well-reviewed. Note that a car is ideal for getting around. The Hotel Londres, also in town, is also budget-minded, though a 2015 update means rooms are more refreshed than at the Eden.
The 162-room Estoril Eden Hotel is a mid-range, outdated property, but given its excellent location and affordable rates, guests unconcerned about style or on a budget might be able to overlook its need for a renovation. There have been issues matching the hotel's advertising claims: a few guests say that the heated indoor pool was too cold to swim in, and that the year-round outdoor pool was closed in February, so be wary choosing it for amenities. Still, it's a good base for exploring the region, and in-room kitchenettes are handy. Plus, food, particularly the free breakfasts, are well-reviewed. Note that a car is ideal for getting around. The Hotel Londres, also in town, is also budget-minded, though a 2015 update means rooms are more refreshed than at the Eden.
Built in 1930, the Palacio Estoril Hotel is a five-pearl luxury resort that has hosted royalty, celebrities, and even a James Bond film shoot over the years. The 191 rooms come in several styles and sizes, with dark-wood walls, comfy mattresses, and floral bedding. Modern perks include flat-screen TVs, minibars, safes, bathrobes, and free Wi-Fi. For relaxation, there's an on-site spa, an 18-hole golf course, an outdoor pool, two restaurants, and a bar, and Tamariz Beach is nearby. Travelers interested in a beachfront hotel in Estoril should also consider the InterContinental Estoril, a modern property with comparable amenities, including a spa, but generally higher room rates.
Built in 1930, the Palacio Estoril Hotel is a five-pearl luxury resort that has hosted royalty, celebrities, and even a James Bond film shoot over the years. The 191 rooms come in several styles and sizes, with dark-wood walls, comfy mattresses, and floral bedding. Modern perks include flat-screen TVs, minibars, safes, bathrobes, and free Wi-Fi. For relaxation, there's an on-site spa, an 18-hole golf course, an outdoor pool, two restaurants, and a bar, and Tamariz Beach is nearby. Travelers interested in a beachfront hotel in Estoril should also consider the InterContinental Estoril, a modern property with comparable amenities, including a spa, but generally higher room rates.
Located on the oceanfront (though with no direct beach access) and right next to the train station, InterContinental Estoril is a couple-friendly, four-pearl hotel with lovely interiors. The 59 suites and guest rooms are quite spacious and come with flat-screen TVs, balconies with ocean views, and free minibars. Unfortunately, some guests note thin walls and bothersome noise. There’s an array of amenities like an outdoor pool, spa with beauty treatments and massages, fitness center, restaurant, hot and cold breakfast, and a hip bar. As an alternative, Palacio Estoril Hotel, Golf and Spa has a bit more of a family-friendly vibe and is a good alternative for those who want to play a round of golf.
Located on the oceanfront (though with no direct beach access) and right next to the train station, InterContinental Estoril is a couple-friendly, four-pearl hotel with lovely interiors. The 59 suites and guest rooms are quite spacious and come with flat-screen TVs, balconies with ocean views, and free minibars. Unfortunately, some guests note thin walls and bothersome noise. There’s an array of amenities like an outdoor pool, spa with beauty treatments and massages, fitness center, restaurant, hot and cold breakfast, and a hip bar. As an alternative, Palacio Estoril Hotel, Golf and Spa has a bit more of a family-friendly vibe and is a good alternative for those who want to play a round of golf.
One of the top-rated lodgings in Estoril, Casa Shanti Niketan is a relaxed bed-and-breakfast that's been family-run since it opened (the house itself has been in the family for the better part of a century). The seven rooms are quiet and decorated in a cozy, homey way that pays homage to the family's Indian heritage. The property is a great place for travelers wanting a quiet spot to get away from it all, but with day trip opportunities within easy access and a cute town to use as a base. Those looking for something with a more modern vibe might check out the three-pearl Caboia Estoril Hotel (which also has a gym and pool).
One of the top-rated lodgings in Estoril, Casa Shanti Niketan is a relaxed bed-and-breakfast that's been family-run since it opened (the house itself has been in the family for the better part of a century). The seven rooms are quiet and decorated in a cozy, homey way that pays homage to the family's Indian heritage. The property is a great place for travelers wanting a quiet spot to get away from it all, but with day trip opportunities within easy access and a cute town to use as a base. Those looking for something with a more modern vibe might check out the three-pearl Caboia Estoril Hotel (which also has a gym and pool).
The upper-middle-range Amazonia Estoril is a sweet little boutique hotel in a slightly secluded location with views over Cascais Bay. Though on a quiet, residential road, it's just a five-minute walk from Casino Estoril, restaurants, Tamariz Beach, and the train station. The 28 rooms are bright and modern -- a unit in the main building has great sea views, though accommodation in the second building have kitchenettes. The lobby has chic, stylish decor plus a bar service for drinks. Downstairs, the conservatory dining room overlooks the pretty pool area and serves a simple continental breakfast buffet. Snacks and evening meals are available during high season. Guests who prefer a more traditional bar/restaurant could opt for nearby Hotel Londres -- though it's further out of town.
The upper-middle-range Amazonia Estoril is a sweet little boutique hotel in a slightly secluded location with views over Cascais Bay. Though on a quiet, residential road, it's just a five-minute walk from Casino Estoril, restaurants, Tamariz Beach, and the train station. The 28 rooms are bright and modern -- a unit in the main building has great sea views, though accommodation in the second building have kitchenettes. The lobby has chic, stylish decor plus a bar service for drinks. Downstairs, the conservatory dining room overlooks the pretty pool area and serves a simple continental breakfast buffet. Snacks and evening meals are available during high season. Guests who prefer a more traditional bar/restaurant could opt for nearby Hotel Londres -- though it's further out of town.
The upper-middle-range Clube Do Lago is a family-friendly hotel that’s about a 12-minute walk from the beach. With two pools, game rooms, tennis courts, a gym, and a small spa, it offers a solid amount of amenities. Dining options include a breakfast buffet (for a fee) and a limited restaurant that offers a set dinner menu -- but it must be ordered in advance. The 59 apartments and studios are spacious and have kitchenettes and balconies (in most), however they’re quite dated in terms of decor and appliances. The free Wi-Fi is also reportedly spotty. Families are attracted to this property for its economic prices, but it may be worth comparison shopping with the Hotel Alvorada, which doesn't offer as many amenities, but does provide free parking and a location closer to Casino Estoril.
The upper-middle-range Clube Do Lago is a family-friendly hotel that’s about a 12-minute walk from the beach. With two pools, game rooms, tennis courts, a gym, and a small spa, it offers a solid amount of amenities. Dining options include a breakfast buffet (for a fee) and a limited restaurant that offers a set dinner menu -- but it must be ordered in advance. The 59 apartments and studios are spacious and have kitchenettes and balconies (in most), however they’re quite dated in terms of decor and appliances. The free Wi-Fi is also reportedly spotty. Families are attracted to this property for its economic prices, but it may be worth comparison shopping with the Hotel Alvorada, which doesn't offer as many amenities, but does provide free parking and a location closer to Casino Estoril.
