Glad we booked a room with a sea view. Breakfast was good. Breakfast room a bit cramped, although never had to queue. Ideal having indoor and outdoor pool. Always plenty of beds and umbrellas available. Lovely being able to sit under the trees. Staff were lovely and very helpful. Some lovely restaurants 5 minute walk from hotel.

Bar lacked atmosphere. Not many people used it. Could do with a mirror in the bedroom to dry your hair or to put on makeup. It takes about 30 minutes to walk into Cascais centre. We used Ubers, which were really cheap and never had to wait more than 3 minutes.

The hotel is like a modest temple to simplicity. Its rooms stretch wide and bare, spacious enough to practice your daily routines before hitting the indoor pool. The breakfast buffet is a divine comedy of abundance. Staff are attentive and kind. And the location? It's in the quiet part of Cascais far enough from the chaos of tourism. This is not a place of luxury's shadow-play, but rather a shelter where the essential remains.

The gym is poor.... I've seen more impressive displays of physical potential in a retirement home chess club. The equipment stands like abandoned instruments at an empty concert hall.

Spacious rooms with large, comfortable beds and big balcony. I read a lot of different comments in the reviews that the hotel was worn out, but that didn't bother us at all. Yes, here and there it needed renovation work or a little more modern solutions, but since we spent most of the day exploring Portugal, we really liked the hotel. We really liked the location - it's a bit far from the center, but we liked the ocean promenade nearby. The breakfast was average, nothing amazing, but everything you need was available. Very kind and responsive staff. Parking available on the hotel territory, than was a big plus.

Everything seemed acceptable in this price range.

All the staff was always pleasant, the deluxe room was spacious

Sent an email 1 month before advising of anniversary, yet absolutely nothing was done. Also, for an 8 night stay, a higher room/nicer view would have been nice (considering we paid extra for a deluxe room) they put us facing the parking lot, 1st floor... closet also had an awful smell so we couldn't use it. The breakfast was very repetitive every day (but good nonetheless)

Very clean, lovely pool area and big well-maintained garden area with plentiful sunbeds. Rooms clean and fairly well equipped though dated. Staff friendly obliging and efficient. Breakfast was excellent, varied and plentiful, staff again very attentive and efficient. Good location near a few bars/restaurants, maybe not ideal for teens/twenties as a bit quiet but in walking distance of the town centre. Small supermarket and nice cafe opposite.

Room needed an upgrade - old heavy sliding wood wardrobe doors tricky to open, kitchenette shelves too high to reach, space wasted by big bedside tables rather than drawers which are needed. Lounge bar totally without atmosphere, no music, not open during day; pool bar serves food till 6pm so lounge bar does not, seems silly as people are crossing to the cafe opposite.

Inner pool was great to enjoy because the outer pool water was very cold and the area got easily windy. The bed was very big and comfortable The bar in the outer pool was great to buy a beer and listen music. The green area surrounding the outer pool was beautiful and nice to sit and enjoy the sun.

The air conditioner on our room was not working properly, not refreshing totally our room. The bathtub needs a non-slip mat as it is very slippery. Buffet at cost of €30 per person was expensive. It’s could be lowered and more people would enjoy it. In the Caiscais centre, people could find a buffet for 15€ and steak house rodízio per €26.90.

Good location with great views of the ocean. It's a bit further away from the Cascais center, but there are free hotel shuttles there from Monday to Friday. Good breakfasts with plenty of fruits, pastries, juices, and other things to choose from. There are many shops, bakeries, and restaurants close to the hotel. The staff was always very helpful and friendly. The hotel also has two swimming pools (indoor and outdoor), a sauna, and a gym. You can sunbathe and watch the ocean. My mom also had her birthday during our stay, and the staff brought her a small cake and a handwritten note to her room, which was super cute.

We had breakfast at the hotel. Hotel offers breakfast and dinner buffet. We did not use the pool, spa, or tennis courts. The room was clean but needs some maintenance such as the stained furniture upholstery and the slow draining bathroom sink. But overall we enjoyed our stay. The hotel is about a 20 minute walk to the town center. There is a walking and biking trail next to the ocean. You can walk that straight into town. You pass by the Mouth of the Devil, which is a rocky formation with caves. The area has nice restaurants and gift shops. Cascais has lovely restaurants, cafés, shopping. We walked by the ocean promenade that ends next to Estoril. We also visited CascaiShopping which a large shopping mall, reachable by taxi. We also visited Pena palace, Moorish castle, and Sintra National Palace. We walked around Sintra which also has plenty of lovely restaurants and cafés.

I have no complaints. We plan to visit Cascais again.

Spacious and clean apartment room with balcony, modern interior. Sufficiently equipped kitchenette with fridge and seating arrangement - perfect for preparing your own snacks, have your own Sangria etc. The cleaning staff also did the dishes. Very friendly staff in general. Spacious and clean bathroom. Great breakfast, pretty outdoor pool and garden area with view to the ocean. Parking on the hotel compound for free. Located in a quiet residential neighbourhood, it takes only a short Uber ride to the city or a nice 25 minutes walk along the beautiful coast to the marina.

Just a side note: it can get hot in the room, despite the AC, if your room is located east-south. And some of the furniture has seen better days but it's still OK.

Very welcoming and friendly staff, room was a descent size regular double hotel room with a TV, writing desk, a small kitchenette, a small table and armchairs for both occupants. The bathroom was well equipped and included a bathtub as well. We also had a balcony, though as ours was towards the parking, we would rather spend our outdoor time in the hotel pool area that had plenty of space by the fairly big swimming pool including a wide lawn for a more private rest in the sun and complimentary sun beds. The pool area also had it’s own bar for the convenience of the sunbathers. There was also another swimming pool indoors especially suitable for families with smaller children with a view to the outside pool area as it was only separated from it by big glass windows. As there was a fairly long, though not impossible, walking distance to the most central parts of Cascais, with the old town and the train station, the hotel provided a free shuttle there a few times a day, but we also used a very reasonably priced taxi service a couple of times when the schedule wasn’t convenient. The hotel breakfast was quite good and and varied as well and can be recommended. And finally, we had rented a car to be able to, at our own convenience, see more of all the wonderful natural and historical sights nearby, including Sintra and Cabo da Roca, so we also very much appreciated the free parking provided by the hotel.

There was not much not to like about this hotel, the only thing that comes to mind was that toilet sink drained very slowly, but I assume that was just due to a clogged drain pipe and has been fixed after I reported it to the staff. Another minor issue that I might mention was that the kitchen ware and provided utensils didn’t seem very precisely planned or thought through for the assumed normal occupancy of the room, instead it all seemed a bit random.