Get carried away to a backdrop of sumptuous gardens and day dream. The Tivoli Palacio de Seteais  has 30 rooms decorated with the finest furnishings and stunning meeting rooms with paintings, tapestries and frescos of rare beauty, making this hotel something quite unique so that every event or stay becomes an unforgettable experience.
Lose yourself in the lush gardens and mazes or just admire them from the restaurant Seteais, while delighting in the cuisine d’auteur by the chef, Luis Baena. Rediscover this divine setting, which has now been refurbished to surprise. 

EVENTS
Whether it is the staging of a wedding reception, a magnificent wedding, a banquet or a simple celebration, the Tivoli Palacio de Seteais offers an atmosphere befitting a fairy tale. Its meeting rooms of beautiful frescos and sumptuous eighteenth furniture, with its lush, melancholic gardens located on the mountainside, are all factors that will make the event of your dreams something unforgettable.

GOURMET
Cuisine d’auteur by the chef Luis Baena in the Restaurant Seteais.
Admire the wonderful views of the gardens and the Sintra mountains while sampling the best dishes from both the national and international cuisines on offer.
And, if you prefer, you can visit the Hotel bar, where you can also enjoy the best service on the outdoor terrace with views of the gardens.

SPORTS & LEISURE
 The Tivoli Palacio de Seteais has sports and leisure facilities to complete your stay. The client can enjoy an outdoor pool, a tennis court and a reading room. 
  
GOLF
The Tivoli Palacio de Seteais is the ideal choice for someone aiming to combine a dream stay with nature, with privileged access to the 19 golf courses in the region. As it has been specially designed for golfers, the hotel guarantees their total assistance in the reservation of golf courses in the region.    

From Lisbon airport (25km): Take the IC19 and then the N9 to Sintra. The hotel is 2km from Sintra.

Tourist region par excellence, and previously summer residence to the Portuguese monarchy and the Moorish chiefs, Sintra was declared a World Heritage City in 1995. Numerous monuments of great historic interest are to be found there and it is surrounded by charming little streets, which are a feature of this town.
The Palacio da Pena is a must see place, noted for its magnificent blend of Moorish and medieval styles.   
The Sintra Royal Palace is another remarkable destination, where you will be able to discover the famous chimneys of the Royal Kitchen. Other points of interest are the ruins of the Moorish Castle, Monserrate Palace and Queluz Palace, the eighteenth century royal palace and known as the Portuguese Versailles.
But one mustn’t ignore the region’s natural heritage, which is unique in the world and regarded as a Cultural Landscape Heritage site. For this reason, apart from the architectural splendour of the city of Sintra, the mountain range is a monument in itself. It feels as if this mountain is magical.

Another outstanding point of interest is Cape Roca: the westernmost point of the Iberian peninsula and, indeed, of the whole of continental Europe (18 kms from Sintra). The cape is located where the spur ends of the Sintra mountains reach the sea, forming a cliff that reaches a height of over one hundred and forty metres. It is a highly recommended day trip and apart from the fact that you can gaze at such an impressive scene, travellers may also acquire the corresponding official certificate testifying that they have been to continental Europe’s most westerly point.
Another point along the coast worth visiting is the Boca do Inferno (literally, Hell’s Mouth): it is a recess of the coast surrounded by craggy rocks and caves. The Boca do Inferno is famous for its beauty and for the spectacle it offers the visitor. It isn’t easy to describe the sight you behold when the wind is blowing and the waves penetrate inside the craggy outcrops after dashing against the cliffs.