Farol Hotel

This was the perfect hotel for us. The location is as close to the ocean as you can get and yet it is a easy walk to the town center. We went off season so I imagine it is quite busy in the summer. Our room was a twin seaside which had a balcony overlooking the ocean. You could lay in bed and see nothing but the sea. The staff was amazing as they were helpful and kind. When our flight was canceled they helped accommodate us. The morning buffet was terrific as it had a wide array of fresh food and drinks. The view from the restaurant is the best you will find. When we return to cascais farol hotel will be our choice.

Literally overlooking the Atlantic, perched on the imposing cliffs of Cascais with the ocean at its feet, the Farol Hotel reflects the unique charm of Portugal’s most cosmopolitan village. . A proud member of the prestigious Preferred Hotels & Resorts chain, the Farol Hotel is the result of a harmonious and eclectic fusion of a restored 19th-century mansion, once owned by the Count of Cabral, with exclusive designer furniture and contemporary works of art. The result is an inspiring union between the classicism of the past and contemporary design. . The rooms are spacious and modern, divided into four types: garden view, sea view, superior and junior suites. As the hotel is already a few years old, I think they should invest in modernising the bathrooms, but comfort is evident in every detail and, above all, in the hospitality we receive. . In terms of services, The Mix restaurant and Bar on The Rocks complement each other beautifully. In the afternoon, afternoon tea is served between the rooms that separate the two spaces. In the evening, the bar supports the restaurant, which serves good sushi and signature dishes, as well as coming into its own with a wide range of classics and signature cocktails. . Undoubtedly a small oasis away from the chaos of Lisbon, but just over 30 metres away outside rush hour. Congratulations to everyone who gave us an excellent stay.

Farol Hotel is fantastic boutique hotel with only about I will be there in about 30 -40 rooms. It's located about 30 minutes from Lisbon. We took a 25-euro Uber ride. The rooms are all unique and terrific, with most having a view of the ocean. We enjoyed leaving the window open at night and listening to the waves. The staff is wonderful and so is the buffet breakfast. The saltwater pool has a very cool vibe with a poolside bar and music when the weather is good. It's a 10-minute walk into town and 2 minutes from Cascias Marina. Take a Bird scooter ride along the promenade and stop at the hot dog stand. It reminds me of Hotel du Cap in Antibes for a fraction of the price.

We had our wedding at the stunning Farol Hotel and from start to finish, the entire experience was flawless. Our wedding planner, Maria, was amazing, she guided us through every decision, making the planning process as stress free as possible. The venue itself is beautiful and far exceeded our expectations. We had our ceremony overlooking the sea and our reception in a private area which were both decorated beautifully. A special shout-out to the catering team. The food was spectacular, from the canapés during the cocktail hour to the main wedding meal. We received so many compliments from our guests, and everything was served efficiently and with a smile. We cannot thank enough the wedding planner, the hotel & staff and the photographer for giving us the perfect day.

It could be worthy of a 5-star hotel. A few months ago, we booked a deluxe room with a sea view for one night at a price of €650. For that amount, the room is very basic and overpriced. If you look over the rusty roof of the restaurant, you can see the sea in the distance. To my great surprise, I discovered that day that the rooms are now being offered at half price. I couldn't resist telling my story at the reception desk. Because of my opinion and disappointment, we were offered a suite, which we did not accept. The experience of enjoying the hotel should start from the moment you arrive. We were also told that during the high season, the cocktail bar is closed and that cocktails are available at the outdoor bar :-) ?! The cocktails are very tasty, as is the lunch. The breakfast was very extensive and worthy of 5 stars. It's a shame we weren't able to fully enjoy this charming hotel.

The location of this hotel is truly excellent, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. However, it does not meet the standards of a five-star property. Room sizes and conditions vary greatly, some are decent, while others feel greatly outdated. The walls are extremely thin; you can hear everything from neighboring rooms and the hallway. In the older part of the hotel the doors are poorly fitted, leaving wide gaps that let both light and sound in from the corridor. There is no gym or wellness area, which for me is an absolute must in this category. The furniture throughout the hotel is in need of renovation. Around the pool, the umbrellas are rusted, and the chairs and tables at the pool bar and restaurant do not give a five-star impression. Overall, you are paying for the location, which is admittedly good. In terms of facilities and upkeep, however, this hotel should be rated at best 3–4 stars. Unfortunately, it feels overpriced for what is offered.

My friend and I stayed for 2 nights in Ocean view rooms, Early Oct Location is spot on, But I felt a few things needed looking at, some of the umbrellas need Changing, No pool towels both days unless you went to the out side cafe area and asked for them very strange, No pool drinks service unless again you got up to order drinks, No one came back to see if we wanted another drink or cocktail, again not 5 star service, The concrete floor around the pool is breaking up and looks a mess, needs tiling to smarten the look, We went for a drink in the bar at night no one in sight to get us a drink, then a bar guy showed up, So we spent a lot of time looking for service, The reception staff were friendly especially Henrique who was charming and helpful, I felt for 2,000 euros for 2 nights the standard needs lifting, it was as if the Season had finished but weather was 28c still hot, and they did not have enough staff to give the 5 star treatment we expected

We stayed at Farol Hotel for a special occasion and opted for their most expensive room, hoping for a luxurious experience. While the ocean views were undeniably beautiful, the room didn’t quite live up to expectations. There was no private outdoor space—no balcony or terrace—and the large windows meant people on the nearby road and beach could easily see in, which meant there was no privacy. The view had to be hidden with blinds. If I were to stay I would opt for a balcony or terrace room - they looked far better. ||The decor aims for an artistic, gallery-like feel, but unfortunately, for us personally it missed the mark slightly and creates a rather odd and overly dark ambiance, despite the stunning natural light outside.||The outdoor common areas also have gorgeous views, but the seating and loungers are more worn than stylish. The design leans heavily toward brutalist concrete, which can feel a bit harsh against the natural beauty of the coastline. If it's your thing - you will love it. ||That said, the location is excellent. You’re right on the promenade—perfect for long runs or scenic strolls—and it’s easy to grab an e-scooter and explore. Cascais itself is a charming town with plenty of good dining options and a relaxed vibe.||Ove

Beautiful Hotel minutes walk from downtown, Farol Hotel overlooking the beautiful Atlantic Ocean. The hotel built in the 19th. century , it is a combination beautiful old architecture combined with modern art (sculptures, paintings and furniture). It has an air of sophistication. The views are stunning while you eat breakfast or dine in one of the two restaurants. But what makes this place amazing is the staff. They are very attentive, helpful and lovely. Barbara the receptionist is a gem with her recommendations and her demeanor you really feel like you are being treated like royalty. Everyone who we have encountered are fabulous!! The breakfast chef and crew are vibrant and helpful the food was delicious!! Cascais appears to be extremely windy in May but it is a wonderful place to visit.

A really good experience. The staff is very well trained and helpful. The location is perfect unless being right on the beach is a problem. The hotel is located in the museum district and near a landmark lighthouse. There are plenty of dining options of all kinds within a few blocks and the house restaurants, Mix and the Sushi Bar are very good although kind of pricey. I would definitely repeat my stay.

This is one of the nicest hotels I visited Cascais. It was set right on the coast and had lovely views of the ocean and the pool outside. The inside bar was warm and inviting. I actually waa just visiting the bar, but had a tour of the property and it was wonderful. The rooms all looked nice and upscale accommodations. Next time you are visiting Cascais this is a nice hotel to stay. It's also within walking distance to the marina and lots of museums and beauty. I visited last year in January. For reservations, visit www.berbowertravel.com

This hotel is really special. The views from our ocean view room were stunning as was the view each day when we indulged ourselves in the magnificent breakfasts! I felt very fortunate to be able to start my day with the incredible views. The Staff was also very helpful and courteous. The room was lovely and both the bedroom and bath were a good size so we weren't in a cramped space. The daily breakfasts and staff were amazing as well. We loved our stay and look forward to another visit.