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Like something out of a fairy tale, the Hotel Albatroz stands at the top of a rocky hill facing the Bay of Cascais, in an incomparable setting that boasts gorgeous views of the sea and the coastline.
The Hotel Albatroz was built in 1873 as a palace for the Duke and Duchess of Loulé (who were members of the Portuguese royal family) and was known as the “Caixinha de Amêndoas”, or little box of almonds. It was restored and extended in 1983, to become a modern, prestigious luxury hotel which has retained the beauty and splendour of its original architectural style.
Guests at the Hotel Albatroz can enjoy a relaxing swim in the salt-water swimming pools, sunbathe on the magnificent terrace, or have a superb dinner in the panoramic restaurant. They can also use the indoor swimming pool and massage service. The three-storey hotel has 60 guest rooms and a lobby with lift.
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The hotel has seven private rooms equipped with the very latest in audiovisual technology which can host between six and 100 people. They can cater for all kinds of meetings and special events. |
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| The hotel has 60 rooms with relaxing sea views. Each room is different and personalised, and designed and decorated with fine furniture.
The rooms are divided into the following categories:
Standard double with views of the town
Standard single with views of the town
Superior single with sea views
Superior double with sea views
Suite with sea views |
| Standard Doble |
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 Total of 15 rooms
With an unique décor, individually decorated, modern bath materials. Are mainly located in main building and overlooking the city or Hotel entrance, without balconies. The size of these rooms from 18 m2.
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| Standard single |
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 Total of 7 rooms
Each of these rooms have a unique decoration as well as location; spread for 3 buildings and different sizes. Delicate colors on textiles and modern bath materials. Beach view rooms do not have balconies and frontal sea view. The size of these rooms from 18 m2.
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| Superior single |
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 Total of 11 rooms
With a front ocean view balconies in an unique décor and modern bath materials, some for allergic people with parquet, are mainly located in the main building and white house. These rooms have a great view over the Sea and polls terrace. The size of these rooms from 20m2. One handicap room located on the ground floor.
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| Superior Doble |
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Total of 14 rooms
With a front ocean view, with an unique style of decoration, from Asian details to modern touch or even with historical discovering details. Privileged location spread amongst several buildings. These rooms have the most privileged views and sizes from 23m2.
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| Deluxe |
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 Total of 14 rooms
With a front ocean view, with an unique style of decoration, from Asian details to modern touch or even with historical discovering details. Privileged location spread amongst several buildings. These rooms have the most privileged views and sizes from 23m2. |
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Just 30 km from the nearest airport (40 minutes by taxi or 60 minutes by public transport) and near the railway station (300 m).
By air: Portugalia and Tap are the two airlines operating flights to Lisbon.
By train: the train journey from Lisbon follows the coastline.
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| Airport: 30 km |
Train: 300 mts |
Bus: 200 mts |
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Information destination: Cascais |
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 The Hotel Albatroz is situated in Cascais, 27 km from Lisbon, an ancient fishing village and one of Portugal’s most vibrant and sophisticated resorts offering all types of sports, shows and entertainment. Serra da Sintra, a place of rare beauty where imposing palaces and castles combine with stunning scenery, is only 15 km away from Cascais.
The centre of Cascais is the Praia da Ribeira, the beach where the fishermen unload their catch every morning. The fish market is situated on one side of the beach and behind it are the pedestrianised shopping streets. At the other end of the bay, to the west, stands the 16th-century citadel, which stands on the headland between the harbour and the bay.
Walking along the seafront promenade, the Malecón, you come to the Museo dos Condes Castro Guimarâes, housed in a typical 19th-century mansion, with round towers. It showcases a collection of decorative artworks, including beautiful Indo-Portuguese furniture, Portuguese paintings from the early 20th century and a vast library.
If you continue along the seafront you come to the Boca do Inferno, or Mouth of Hell, one of the most visited places in Cascais, where the waves crash violently against a rocky outcrop. The Praia da Rainha and Praia da Conceiçâo, situated in the east of the old district, are two ideal spots to go for a dip or sunbathe. |
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