Villa Cascais
Hotel · Cascais ·
Chic rooms with sea views, acclaimed restaurant, central location
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R. Fernandes Thomás 1, 2750-342 Cascais, Portugal Get directions
Chic rooms with sea views, acclaimed restaurant, central location
R. Fernandes Thomás 1, 2750-342 Cascais, Portugal Get directions
"Set in the historical centre of Cascais, VillaCascais Guesthouse offers accommodation in a renovated aristocratic residence of the 19th century. Boasting an elegant atmosphere, the property has views of Cascais Bay and the beach, including from its restaurant’s terrace. With a mix of modern and vintage décor, all the air-conditioned rooms have modern bathrooms. Some come with a charming fireplace or a separate bath. Each floor has a themed decoration, with a different colour. The property’s restaurant has a Portuguese tapas theme and its menu was composed by a renowned chef. Quality wines are on display and available, by the bottle and by the glass. Breakfast is served each morning, between 7:30 and 10:00. There is also a terrace boasting views of the bay, the beach and Cascais. Guests are welcome to enjoy the outdoor swimming pool of the guest house's sister property, Hotel Albatroz, which is located at a short walk, within 250 metres. The pool area features scenic views over the beach and the Atlantic Ocean. The beach is across from the property, where guests can swim or lounge in the sun. Estoril Golf is less than 5 km away from the hotel. Transfers from and to the Lisbon International Airport can be arranged on request, which is 36 km away from the Guesthouse. Sintra is 16.5 km away and is famed for its beautiful palaces and mountain-side scenery. Cascais Train Station is just a 5-minute walk away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"It's the blue we'll best remember. The shimmering, rolling Atlantic Sea just along the coast, the richer marine hues of the more sheltered Bay of Cascais opposite, the glorious blue skies above. And, the shade of royal powder blue found throughout this elegant 19th-century residence, which opened as boutique hotel in late 2015 following a sensational makeover by a well-known Portuguese interior designer. The reception, restaurant and guest lounge have this opulence on walls, ceilings, chairs, sofas and feature shelving, as do half the superbly comfortable bedrooms. The others are clad in a wonderful rich olive green, while the penthouse has 3 balconies and a freestanding tub from which to drink in that blue view. Everything has purpose and place: the dramatic destination bar has ceilings of heritage Portuguese tiles; clusters of vintage wooden and brass moulds provide focal points.The groovy restaurant overlooks the waterfront of this upscale coastal town, Lisbon's summer playground, only 40 minutes west of the capital. In short, it's a perfect spot for a break with your partner or friends. Highs The restaurant terrace is the perfect place to bask in the sunshine while enjoying the best of food and drinkAn intimate vibe: only 11 beautiful rooms, all of which have some kind of sea view and a smart bathroomThe central location - easily found, and close to all sights, bars and restaurantsDelightful, friendly serviceLisbon is only 40 minutes away by train, so you don't need a car Lows No pool The knockout style and location puts a premium on pricesNot set up for families, despite the beach oppositeThe town can get lively in the afternoons and evenings in high season, so expect some noise" - Nadine Mellor
"A half-hour’s drive to the west from Lisbon brings one to the Bay of Cascais, and the town of the same name, playground and inspiration to the likes of Ian Fleming and multiple generations of European royalty. The Villa Cascais Boutique Hotel is a repurposed 19th-century dwelling standing at shoreside, whose tasteful accommodations celebrate the luxury of years past while urging guests to indulge in the present. Old-world details have been thoughtfully preserved, from the traditional blue and white tiles framing the reception to an ornate baroque-style mural in one of the dining areas. But the new look is decidedly modern, especially in common spaces where bold cobalt-blue walls, ceilings, and furnishings contrast with gold accents and polished parquet floors." - Tablet Hotels
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