Sintra hotels

Third visit in three years. An astonishing place. Excellent staff.

We stayed just one night in this hotel, but would have liked to linger. Beautiful beach with interesting rock formations and surfable waves. The hotel itself was exceptionally pleasant with ocean facing balconies and comfortable rooms. Staff was hardworking, friendly, and helpful. We were in off season (October) which was shockingly cheap for what we received. A stone's throw from the truly historic downtown of Sintra. I highly recommend this hotel!

No wifi,only a computer at the lobby. But all the other stuff are excellent !!

For traveling with family by car (2 adults, 2 children) - very good place. We stay for 2 days, and enjoy it. 3 km from sea and local town with all attractions, so car is recommended. Nice breakfast. Open pool and sauna. Very good 2 level townhouse apartments with 2 bedrooms, separate toilet rooms, kitchen and etc.

Stayed for one week staff all very friendly & helpfull. Didn't eat there as there was a supermarket and Mc Donald's just a 2 min walk away. location is ok it is on a busy road but didn't hear it from inside the hotel. I would stay there agian it's good value at €33 a night that's what I paid. It's very modern & clean just no swimming pool but this is like a travel inn.

Most beautiful accommodation I've ever stayed in, in Europe. This old mansion is amazing, there are photos to be taken at every inch. The décor is well worth staying for and chilling out. I would definitely choose this over a hostel environment for Sintra, because it's calm, yet you can still meet people in the communal areas of the house, and it's within walking distance to some great restaurants. The parrots are great, the breakfast was yummy, the beauty of the surrounds and Sintra is matched by this house and could be very romantic for a couple.

I want to go out of my way to say this is a great place. It is especially good if 1) you like historical locales; 2) you value attentive, friendly service; 3) you appreciate value for money; 4) you like the idea of getting away from it all and spending your days eating and visiting Portugal's response to Versailles; 5) you have a car and want to be between Lisbon and Sintra; 6) you don't mind taking a moderately priced taxi to and from Lisbon. This is the closest Pousada to Lisbon and I chose it for a member of my party who needed to get away, relax and have a pleasant hotel staff looking after her. With that goal in mind, I owe a great debt to the Pousada de Queluz. It was really charming and everyone in the place made all of us feel like they really cared about our well being. They definitely earned my five stars. Note, however, this place probably has limited appeal for kids. There aren't a lot of amenities that seemed obviously designed with them in mind.

I discovered this charming little hotel in a Rick Steves book...he suggested it as an extra splurge, and I found it be be delightful and very affortable. I had the luck to be the only guest in the hotel and Malou was was so gracious and wonderful, it seemed like I was a guest in her home, not a guest in a hotel! When I returned from sight seeing and dinner that night, she was there to greet me, had a fire in the fireplace, and offered me a glass of Port, compliments of the house. When I came down to the extravagant breakfast (prepared just for me), she again had a fire in the fire place going. Because of Malou's attentiveness, friendliness and accommodating nature, this was one of my favorite hotels throughout Spain, Portugal and Morocco...I really cannot sing her praises too loudly.