The breakfast was amazing and loved the pool area - quite when we were there.

Although hotel is in a quite location and overall hotel in quite the rooms aren’t sound proofed ( although the windows appear to be ) . A major issue is lift , it’s old in keeping with building but it makes a loud click every time it closes - could be heard in our room and we were around corner and about 4 rooms away. Ear plugs did sort it . Pool bar is a great addition, but a little expensive ( compared to local bars including those on beech )

Our stay at Hotel Inglaterra in Estoril was nothing short of amazing – a true 10/10 experience! The hotel is full of character, with beautiful architecture, elegant decor, and a perfect location just a short walk from the beach, the train station, and charming Cascais. But what really made our stay unforgettable was the incredible service – especially from Fransisco, the Guest Relations host. He was exceptional in every way: warm, professional, and always available on WhatsApp. From the moment we arrived, he made sure everything ran smoothly and took care of every detail with genuine care. One of the highlights was that we were celebrating our friend’s birthday during our stay. Fransisco and the hotel staff helped us make it truly special, going out of their way to organize a thoughtful surprise and making her feel celebrated and appreciated. It was such a lovely gesture and far beyond what we expected! Thanks to Fransisco’s amazing support and the kindness of the staff, we felt truly welcome and taken care of throughout our entire visit. We wholeheartedly recommend Hotel Inglaterra to anyone visiting the Estoril–Cascais area. We’ll definitely be coming back!

Nothing!!

Staff were so warm, friendly and kind. They made us feel very safe and welcomed. Large calm bedroom with a bath (we stayed in room 205) - I only wish we’d had a balcony (like next door room 106) but the place was full. Pool is gorgeous, especially great after a hot day. Feels very clean with no chlorine and lovely views. Breakfasts are excellent. Overall it was a very friendly and calm hotel, we slept very well, other guests were really nice, and the staff are just generally very eager to please and helpful. Ten min walk to the beach and Estoril train station. A Continente mini market two mins walk away, also a few shops (clothes, bakery, couple of restaurants) but on a quiet residential hill. Would definitely return.

Wish the curtains were wide enough for the windows - it’s wasn’t quite blackout because of the curtain rail shape and the curtains being less wide than the window. It felt very mean to charge 2 euros per coffee pod and bottle of water in the bedroom (why not add 15 euros to the nightly rate, make the same profit but appear more generous?!).

This boutique hotel is family owned, and the family is there most everyday, they take an active involvement in all of the affairs to provide a personal touch and ensure the highest quality. I really enjoyed meeting them and learning more about the area and the hotel itself. The owner provided excellent restaurant recommendations, we talked cars, and his son Francisco, the Guest Relations manager, provided an excellent trip idea for a drive up into the mountains of Sintra and Colares. They provided a bottle of water on check-in, a personal greeting card with chocolates in the room, and a note on the day of checkout. The bar tenders were great, especially the man who runs the bar at night. We had good conversations and he made good drinks. The hotel has excellent modern amenities, comfortable beds, and a fast internet connection that is good enough for streaming, video calls, or gaming (at least during the off season when I was there). This hotel also has an iron and ironing board in the room! Many hotels in Portugal I've stayed at lack these so you're waiting on housekeeping's hours to access them, and some have had neither, leaving you with wrinkled clothes. This is definitely a big plus from me as I like to press the wrinkles out of my clothes after traveling. The pool is very nice, with great views of the buildings around it while still feeling secluded. Location wise, it's about perfect. A short walk from the main waterfront, train stop, and beach, but being off the main road, not busy and noisy at all hours like that tends to be. I hope to return in the future, this place is excellent.

As others have noted, the gym space is a small room, roughly the size of a pantry, and it's too crowded with the exercise machine and the treadmill to actually be used. They have a set of free weights but no bench; I used the Urban Sports Club app to book gym sessions at a nearby gym and it was not a problem, but be aware of this if you value access to a gym during your travels. Parking spaces are on a hill, and people park very tight here. If you're in a manual and worried about the old roll-back or lurch, the staff can assist.

Hotel Inglaterra is a charming and historic hotel, beautifully located in the heart of Estoril. With its elegant early 20th-century architecture, it offers a sense of timelessness alongside modern comfort. The rooms are spacious with lovely views, and the pool is perfect for relaxing after a day at the beach or exploring. The staff were exceptionally helpful and made my stay truly enjoyable. Its location is ideal for discovering Lisbon, Sintra, and Cascais — and you’re just steps away from the famous Casino Estoril, said to have inspired Ian Fleming’s Casino Royale. I’ll definitely be returning. Many thanks to the wonderful team and the hotel manager for such a memorable experience.

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Our stay at Hotel Inglaterra was nothing short of magical, right from the moment we arrived. The impeccable greeting from the staff set the tone for our experience, and we were delighted to receive a complimentary upgrade upon check-in. Each suite in this remarkable hotel is themed, and ours was stunning, featuring two French balcony doors that offered breathtaking views over the city and the ocean. As we settled in, we were immediately struck by the hotel's blend of historic charm and modern elegance, with beautiful art adorning the walls against the backdrop of its regal architecture. This family-run establishment truly goes above and beyond; they not only prioritize your comfort but ensure every detail contributes to a memorable experience. The curated dining and entertainment recommendations they provided were spot on, enhancing our stay even further. Mornings at the hotel were a treat, with a breakfast spread that left us in awe—fresh cheeses, assorted meats, eggs, an array of ripe fruits, yogurt, and an impressive coffee selection, all complemented by a beautiful display of honeycomb, nuts, and dried fruits. One evening, we indulged in room service, opting for the lasagna, soup, and dessert, which turned out to be one of the best meals we enjoyed throughout our trip. After exploring various places across Portugal, I can confidently say that Hotel Inglaterra is my favorite hotel thus far, earning the top spot for our travels in 2025. Thank you for an unforgettable experience!

I really tried to think about what could be improved, but it’s hard to come up with something when every detail of your stay was an experience to remember.

Great price in a location where needed. Quirky features. Modern part of the hotel- can’t fault the room or items within the room. Lovely balcony, friendly staff. Appreciate the Nespresso coffee maker in the room, but having to pay €2 for the capsules not worth using it.

No USB sockets in the room, only sockets available when unplugging lighting. Breakfast area very small. Bottleneck at the entrance, no space between tables, very basic selection for breakfast, inoperative pancake machine, very slow in restocking what was available. Older part of the hotel- rooms feel tired and dated. Some appliances not working. Fitness “room” should not be advertised as such, it is tiny.

This was a charming hotel with a great location. We did not like our original room assignment (small dark room facing a fall) and with some insisting to change rooms, they managed to upgrade us to a lovely suite with large windows and a view (greatly appreciated). The stay would not have been the same without the upgrade. The room was spacious and comfortable, and the housekeeping went the extra mile to make our stay more comfortable. This hotel was perfect if you were attending meetings at the conference centre, and was in walking distance to grocery and restaurants.

The hotel is a bit older, which has its charm, but I continually struggled with the faucets in the bathroom trying to get a comfortable temperature (the shower was always way too hot) - sometimes it would take me several minutes I did not have. The bath is also VERY narrow and on a slant (even in the suite), so it was a bit awkward to stand without feeling a bit off balance (and we are young). The gym was cute but could have been a bit bigger!

Fantastic location, quick access to freeway that takes you, either to Ericeira or Lisbon. Cascais is "just around the corner". Everyone - staff are so polite and extremely helpfull. I can say that I will be staying again in the future as I often come to Lisbon. 💯

It's a shame the hotel dosen't provide/have more parking spaces but you can always get a parking space along the roads around the hotel. Other than that, I can't put any other fault.

We arrived earlier than the advertised check-in time but we were impressed to find that we could check-in immediately. As an unexpected bonus, we were upgraded to a sea view suite. Extremely tastefully decorated, well fitted out and equipped. There was a well stocked mini bar, complimentary chocolates and complimentary pastel de nata, the next day, a great touch.

That we had only booked for 3 nights.