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Hotel in Cascais
Located in Cascais and with Rainha Beach reachable within a 3-minute walk, Cascais City & Beach Hotel has concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the property and...
Hotel in Cascais
Located in the center of Cascais, just 66 feet from Fishermans Beach, this hotel features an indoor rooftop pool and an outdoor terrace with panoramic ocean views.
Hotel in Cascais
Overlooking the sea, the 4-star Vila Galé Cascais is only a few yards from the renowned Cascais Marina and town center and is the perfect choice for family holidays or business event.
The pool and location to restaurants
Hotel in Cascais
Located 2297 feet from Boca do Inferno in Cascais, Eurostars Cascais welcomes guests with a restaurant and bar. The hotel has a seasonal outdoor pool and rooms with sea views.
Hotel in Cascais
Located on the cliffs of the Estoril Coast, The Albatroz Hotel enjoys superb views of the Cascais Bay. This welcoming and charming 5-star unit has a sea-view swimming pool and a sunny terrace.
Hotel in Cascais
With studios and galleries surrounding it, the 5-star hotel overlooks sea and the Cascais Marina, and is part of the renovated 16th century citadel complex.
Hotel in Cascais
This 4-star hotel on the Estoril Coast features an indoor pool and a sauna. The outdoor pool and the palm gardens offer Atlantic Ocean views.
Hotel in Cascais
The outdoor infinity pool at this 5-star Cascais hotel overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. The hotel features a Spa, a Health Club, restaurants and free WiFi throughout the property.
Hotel in Cascais
Located just 984 feet from the beach in central Cascais, Cascais Hotel offers modern design and spacious rooms with private bathrooms. The Lisbon metropolis is only 12 mi away.
Hotel in Cascais
Built on the site of a 17th-century fortress, this boutique hotel features a Michelin star award-winning gourmet restaurant and sweeping Atlantic Ocean views.
every thing was more than great the view around the services the breakfast 😍😍😍 the staff so kind , always welcoming and showing smile. the greatest experience with this hotel and the edge or the end of Europe 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
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Overlooking the sea, the 4-star Vila Galé Cascais is only a few yards from the renowned Cascais Marina and town center and is the perfect choice for family holidays or business event.
it was very close to the old town and very comfortable.
Surrounded by the perfume of the gardens and the pine trees, in the heart of Quinta da Marinha, next to the King D.
1st class family hotel Perfect for adults and children
The luxurious 5-star Oitavos combines ultramodern design with an untouched natural location within the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park.
The open spaces within the hotel, the pool and the views
Located in upscale Cascais, the 5-star Sheraton Cascais Resort - Hotel & Residences is surrounded by quality golf courses and is 4-minute drive from the Atlantic Ocean.
big rooms and plenty of relaxation options. good food
Located right beside Cascais Marina, this 5-star boutique hotel features a sundeck terrace over the Atlantic Ocean. The On the Rocks lounge bar overlooks the saltwater pool.
excellent location. luxurious hotel. very relaxing
Located between Cascais and Guincho Beach, the luxurious Senhora da Guia offers elegant accommodations in a green garden with pine trees and a salt-water pool.
great hotel, location and staff. We liked everything
Onyria Quinta da Marinha Hotel is a luxury resort located in the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. It has an 18-hole golf course and 2 restaurants.
Everything was perfect and really enjoyed our stay
Kavia Hotel do Largo in Cascais has 3-star accommodations with a terrace and a restaurant.
Great location, lovely staff, spacious and clean room.
On average, 3-star hotels in Cascais cost $222 per night, and 4-star hotels in Cascais are $244 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Cascais can be found for $382 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Cascais this weekend is $275 or, for a 4-star hotel, $207. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Cascais for this weekend cost around $366 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $177 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Cascais for tonight. You'll pay around $172 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Cascais will cost around $349, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Many families visiting Cascais loved staying at Artsy Cascais, Hotel Fortaleza do Guincho Relais & Châteaux, and Hotel Cascais Miragem Health & Spa.
Some of the best hotels in Cascais near Oitavos Dunes Golf Course include Onyria Quinta da Marinha Villas, The Oitavos and Vila Bicuda Resort.
The Albatroz Hotel, Hotel Cascais Miragem Health & Spa, and Hotel Fortaleza do Guincho Relais & Châteaux are some of the popular hotels in Cascais.
For hotels in Cascais that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Artsy Cascais, The Oitavos, and Hotel Fortaleza do Guincho Relais & Châteaux.
These hotels in Cascais are highly rated by couples: Artsy Cascais, The Albatroz Hotel, and Hotel Cascais Miragem Health & Spa.
Farol Hotel, Hotel Fortaleza do Guincho Relais & Châteaux, and Eurostars Cascais got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Cascais.
Cascais is a small city located on the outskirts of Lisbon. Once a fishing village and defence outpost, the royalty transformed it into a stylish summer resort. Mixing beautiful beaches, elegant mansions, imposing fortifications, and a wide variety of hotels, Cascais is a great option for every season.
King Luís II used the city as his summer residence from 1870 to 1908, attracting other celebrities, and changing the destiny of the tranquil village forever. Modern roads and railway lines linking to Lisbon and Sintra were built, as well as a casino and other facilities. Some of the best hotels and 5-star resorts in Cascais date back to these times.
Nowadays, the town is a cosmopolitan beach retreat along the Estoril Coast, where people from Lisbon and other Portugal cities come for a day or weekend escapade. Many foreign tourists prefer its more relaxed hotels over the sometimes hectic Lisbon atmosphere.
Don’t miss the Citadel, rebuilt during the 16th century in a typical star-shaped Renaissance style. Other attractions include the Museum of the Sea and the ‘Paula Rego House of Stories’.
Beach hotels are the gem of Cascais and you can find a wide range on Booking.com. Check your availability with enough time in advance, as the city remains a popular summer destination.
Best place in Portugal as my understanding. If allow me to recommend, Lisbon is not so worth to stay long, perhaps 2 days enough, but Cascais is worth to stay long. One thing I must remind that Sinatra Castle is not so same nice as many instructions mentioned, furthermore, traffic management is very poor, you may cost 2 hours to take bus from train station to the palace, then you are easy refused to enter due to miss the schedule, local staff in palace very much unfriendly.
An elegant small town that isn’t full of tourist tat. Beaches have sand and at least 2 of them have beds and umbrellas for hire, September 2023 they were 35E a day. The town beach has no shade. For us, the best restaurants were in the Marina.
Cascais is very touristy and quite expensive for Portugal. In the centre it was hard to find a normal supermarket with normal prices. The beach in Cascais is very crowded, but Guincho beach is nearby and that's fantastic.
Beautiful area. Several places to eat within walking distance. Felt very safe in this area. Easy to get to from Lisbon by train. Definitely a walking city. As in Lisbon as well, so many restaurants have virtually the same menu. Hard to differentiate which restaurants were better that others. Unbelievable number of souvenir shops that have the exact same merchandise. Same in Lisbon and Porto.
An amazing resort with helpful friendly staff. We were upgraded to a suit on arrival which sweetened the stay even more. Great sauna, Turkish bath, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and access to gym. The buffet was great but too pricey and a little dull but tasty. The decorations and atmosphere created was magical. Extremely clean, modern and comfortable. Love this place and will be back.
I have heard about the town but this was my first visit. Lovely little city. Great walks around the old town and down to the marina which looks to be a very modern development. There is a citadel/castle in which there is a Posada - rooms in which to stay and restaurants. Some great boats on the marina. A row of restaurants along the marina complex and the rest of the town full of choice. Some great bars. During our visit the Festa Mar had just kicked off. Free concert in the evening. Great first act with Mathay, fantastic voice and got people joining in. This is an annual festival, a week long event at the end of August. You will hear the music and the warm up testing sessions. We enjoyed the concert and the noice did not bother us but I can it would some - but all done by midnight. We will definitely visit again.