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Tivoli Marina Portimão
Marina Portimao, Portimao 8500-843 Portugal

The 196-unit Tivoli Marina Portimao is a three-pearl apartment-style property located on the marina in Portimao, a five-minute walk from the beach. The adjacent sandy beach is lovely, and numerous restaurants, bars, and shops also are within walking distance. All rooms have kitchenettes and balconies or terraces, some with lovely marina views, though the style is dated in most rooms and Wi-Fi isn't free in rooms. The restaurant and bar get good reviews both for food and the river vistas. Three outdoor pools include a huge main pool, as well as a kids' pool and smaller, quieter pool. There's a fitness center for grown ups, and a playground for kids. As an alternative, the Prainha Clube, has similar features and lower rates, but fees are charged for many services.

Clube Vilarosa
Lt 1 Beco dos Mosaicos Romanos L21, Urbanizacao Vila Rosa

Pousada de Sagres - Charming Hotel
Ponta da Atalaia

The 51-room Pousada de Sagres, Infante is a classic three-and-a-half-pearl hotel that has the best spot in Sagres. Perched atop the cliffs of Ponta da Atalaia, its location is secluded and quiet, with stunning views of nearby Mareta Beach. The hotel's public areas have a vintage-modern elegance -- from the restaurant serving locally sourced cuisine to the game room and cozy bar. There's also a small outdoor pool, a tennis court, and a surf-and-bike shop next door. Air-conditioned rooms are relatively spacious, quiet, and pleasant despite a bit of wear. However, the real treat is the sunset view from many of the rooms. For a more contemporary option nearby, check out the Memmo Baleeira, which has a more lively atmosphere and rates that are a bit lower.

Memmo Baleeira Hotel
Sitio da Baleeira

The small Memmo hotel group -- with two additional outposts in Lisbon -- has breathed new life into this upscale property, giving everything a slick, contemporary shine. However, there's plenty of substance to complement the hotel's style. Indoor and outdoor pools, a buzzing restaurant and bar, a massive free breakfast buffet, and a spacious terrace with marina views all add value to a stay here. The 144 rooms are compact and simple, but are quiet at night and include flat-screen TVs and air-conditioning -- some also feature sea-view balconies. Sagres' main drag is a 10-minute walk away, as is gorgeous Martinhal Beach. Rates here are a bargain for what's on offer, but those seeking something quieter and more traditional should consider the Pousada de Sagres, Infante, whose sea views can't be beat.

Sagres Time Apartamentos
Rua da Taipa

Sagres Time Apartamentos is a mid-range property offering 40 one- and two-bedroom apartments. It's located in a quiet residential area of Sagres that is rather unexciting, but it's within a five- to 15-minute walk from the beach, restaurants, bars, and shops. Apartments are spacious and modern, if plain, and kitchens are fully equipped with everything needed for cooking and dining. All living areas and bedrooms have air-conditioning and flat-screen TVs, and housekeeping visits daily. There aren't many features here, but the outdoor pool is a popular spot. Travelers looking for a place with more amenities could check out the lively Memmo Baleeira Hotel, which has a restaurant, bar, free breakfast, and a fitness center and spa, though rates will be a bit higher. 

Martinhal Sagres Beach Resort & Hotel
Urbanização Quinta do Martinhal, Apartado 54

Martinhal Sagres Beach Resort & Hotel is a chic luxury village resort set within a protected nature preserve that rests along the Algarve coast. Within the hotel's 238 units, there are a few traditional hotel rooms, but the majority are stylish villas -- all with VOYA bath products, a mix of contemporary and midcentury modern decor, and tons of light. The sprawling beachfront property has spectacular sea and countryside views plus sports facilities, five pools, a luxe spa, and a bustling central square with shops, quality restaurants and bars serving Italian, Portuguese, and seafood-centric fare, and kids' clubs. This is primarily a retreat for families thanks to a range of kid-friendly amenities; couples might want to check out the nearby Sagres Time Apartamentos (though some of the glam factor will be sacrificed).

Vila Vita Parc Resort & Spa
Rua Anneliese Pohl, Alporchinhos

Situated on a cliff facing the ocean, the luxury Vila Vita Parc Resort & Spa has the feel of an elegant estate and village spanning 54 acres of garden grounds. The property has 180 rooms, the most basic of which have contemporary decor by local artists, sunken living rooms, and outdoor areas. Many features are off-site or seasonal, but the resort presents a slew of dining and recreation options, along with access to a small beach with Portugal's largest reef offshore. The nine restaurants include a two-star Michelin spot, and there are seven bars and an elegant wine cellar. Other bonuses are the European-style holistic spa, eight swimming pools, kids' clubs, and golf facilities. Across the road, the resort's main competitor, Blue & Green Vilalara Thalassa Resort, offers a well-respected Thalassotherapy spa and more tranquility, but less of a luxury-estate feel. 

Pestana Viking
Praia Senhora da Rocha, Armação de Pêra

The mid-range, family-friendly Pestana Viking Resort offers 184 spacious kitchenette-equipped rooms a three-minute walk from Praia da Senhora da Rocha. It's a five-minute drive (or free hotel shuttle ride) from the small town of Armacao de Pera. The hotel has two large swimming pools -- one set in a sunny terrace among verdant lawns, and the other inside the spa area. Rooms are well-sized, bright, and outfitted with kitchenettes, but decor is a bit dated and some have old tube-style TVs. Wi-Fi is only free in public spaces. The restaurant receives good reviews, but many guests choose to eat at local eateries. Travelers looking for a more contemporary property with lots of features should consider the similarly priced Clube Praia da Oura.