Sintra hotels

Gorgeous grounds, facility, 5 star all of the way. Highly recommend.

The Tivoli is the place to stay in Sintra. Staff is low-key but efficient. We had a less expensive room which had a city view. Our balcony view was of the Sintra Palace. It was fantastic. The breakfast was plentiful and coffee great. Sintra is a great place for a homebase.

Everybody was very friendly. Bus stops next to hotel.

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.

This hotel was the refuge of Lord Byron for three months. One can understand why he would have been cranky having to return to a grey and dismal England. The hotel is wonderfully situated and is very comfortable indeed. The food at the restaurant was superlative and the staff very friendly. We knew nothing of Sintra and had been recommended to stay there by a friend. We stayed for three nights and were very sad to leave. It was our best vacation experience in many years.

Great stay at this hotel. Absolutely stunning setting and resort. Unfortunate to have some renovation and construction taking place during our stay but otherwise fantastic

My friends and I (4 women) stayed at the hotel in late April. First impression is that it looks very old from the outside. Once we went in, it was very impressive. Beautiful lobby with comfortable sitting area and a lovely dining room where breakfast was served. Dinner is served in a beautiful dining room in the palace right across the street. The staff could not have been more accommodating and polite. They also all spoke English very well. I would definitely recommend this to anyone.

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.

This B&B is in a great location in Sintra, it is walking distance to most of the main attractions in the area. I recently stayed here on my honeymoon and my husband and I received great suggestions on local attractions and restaurants nearby from the staff. Our room was clean and spacious and the breakfast was good. Even though the B&B was booked, we didn't see or hear anyone else besides the staff during our stay, so it felt like we had the whole house to ourselves. Oh Sintra also had parking available which was a big plus, however, I would recommend leaving a car behind if possible. We had a really lovely stay and would definitely recommend staying here

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.