Palácio Estoril Hotel & Golf

This room is 18-square-metres and has a single bed, a marble bathroom with bathtub, and a view over the Estoril village. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, LCD TV, bathrobe and slippers, Molton Brown toiletries, and minibar.

Between 20 and 25 square-metres, this room has twin, queen or king-size beds and a marble bathroom. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, LCD TV, bathrobe and slippers, Molton Brown toiletries, and minibar.

This room has views over the hotel gardens and Estoril Park, some rooms have a balcony, too. There is a twin, queen or king-size bed and a marble bathroom. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, LCD TV, bathrobe and slippers, Molton Brown toiletries, and minibar.

This 25-35 square-metre room is located on the upper floors of the hotel, and features a balcony with magnificent views over the hotel gardens, Estoril Park and Cascais Bay. They have a twin, queen or king-size bed and a marble bathroom with separate bath and shower. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, LCD TV, bathrobe and slippers, Molton Brown toiletries, and minibar.

The Junior Suite boasts a queen-size bed, a separate living room with sofa and armchairs, and marble bathroom (some with separate bath and shower). It is 38-square-metres and some have a balcony with views over Estoril. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, LCD TV, bathrobe and slippers, Molton Brown toiletries, and minibar.

The 38-43 square-metre Executive Suite has a queen or king-size bed, separate sitting room with sofa and armchairs, a marble bathroom, and most have balconies with views over the hotel gardens and Estoril. The suites on the upper floors have sea views. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, LCD TV, bathrobe and slippers, Molton Brown toiletries, and minibar.

The duplex suites are on the garden wing, connected to the main building. The décor is more contemporary in these suites. There is a 45-square-metre bedroom on the first floor and a sitting room on the ground floor. Ideal for families, they have sunny terraces overlooking the garden and pool. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, LCD TV, bathrobe and slippers, Molton Brown toiletries, and minibar.

This is the largest suite, 55-65 square-metres. There is a large bedroom with king-size bed; large sitting room with sofa, armchair and coffee table; and marble bathroom with separate bath and shower. The suite has fine views over Estoril gardens. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, LCD TV, bathrobe and slippers, Molton Brown toiletries, and minibar.

Palácio Estoril Hotel & Golf has two restaurants, both serving delectable cuisine in a stunning setting. The Bougainvillea Terrace restaurant overlooks the garden and pool and serves a variety of delicious regional dishes including fish, meat and pasta, with a chic and cool ambience. In addition to the main menu, the chef has prepared a special ‘healthy’ menu, too. For tempting Portuguese and international meals, head to the more sophisticated Grill Four Seasons Restaurant. Bar Estoril, recognised for its history as a favourite haunt of spies during WW2, is a stylish and charming bar, with fantastic views of the poolside gardens.

Banyan Tree Spa follows a luxurious new approach to Asian spa therapy and is run by one of the most luxurious Spa chains in the world. It focuses on a non-clinical and holistic approaches based on traditional Eastern healing therapies. It provides a range of massages and treatments that have been passed down from generation to generation.
The Banyan Tree Spa is the pride of this resort – it’s the only one in Europe. As with all Banyan Tree Spas, every spa therapist has been trained at one of the Banyan Tree Academies in Indonesia, Thailand or China, so you can expect excellent standards for the Thai-inspired treatments. Enjoy a massage, foot bath or other treatment, or use the wet treatment room, hammam, sauna, Jacuzzi, hydro-massage tubs, steam rooms or sensation showers.

Host of the Portuguese Open 20 times and one of the country’s oldest courses, Golf do Estoril is a prestigious par 69 course, which is quite a challenge but very enjoyable. The tight, tree-lined fairways, undulating terrain and small greens will keep you on your toes throughout your game. Highlights include the downhill 3rd hole, which is a par 4, and the 16th hole, which is widely considered as one of the best par 3s in Portugal. The golf course, designed by Mackenzie Ross, is set amongst colourful eucalyptus, pine and mimosa trees.