Since its construction in 1936, the Palácio Estoril has been known for taking in guests from all over the world. This classic and elegant five-star hotel, renovated in 2006, is located in the heart of Estoril, 20 minutes from the centre of Lisbon and 200 metres from the stunning Tamariz beach, which is accessed by a stairway.

Surrounded by fantastic gardens, it enjoys a great view of Estoril and Cascais Bay. The hotel is nearby the famous Estoril Casino and the modern Convention Centre, as well as beautiful beaches and Estoril’s golf course (which is owned by the hotel and less than 2 km away) with more that 18 + 9 excellent holes and which has hosted the Portuguese Open and the Estoril Ladies Open on numerous occasions.

The Four Seasons Grill and the Bar Estoril are the Hotel Palácio Estoril’s recommended eating and drinking establishments.

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The hotel has 10 function rooms equipped with the latest audiovisual technology with a maximum capacity of 500 people for holding meetings or celebrating special events, in addition to an excellently equipped business centre.

In Estoril you will find a comfortable climate: oceanic, gentle, without extreme temperatures and with bright sunshine for more than 300 days of the year. All these qualities combine to form optimal conditions for playing golf or enjoying a walk along the beach or through one of the surrounding natural areas. Only 22 kilometres from Lisbon, Estoril offers a wide range of beaches with warm and therapeutic waters that are surrounded by elegant “villas” and small mansions. Among all the sandy spots, the one from Tamarizreally stands out, as it is located in front of the tree-lined boulevard at the city’s famous casino. If relaxation is what you’re after, you can find it at Valadares, São Pedro or Poça Beaches, all of which are nearby. Founded 30 years ago, the Estoril Casinois the largest in Europe. It is surrounded by a countless number of “villas” with enormous gardens: symbols of luxury and the “art of living” that characterises Estoril. A must-see for visitors is the Casal do Morgado, where you can appreciate hand-made Portuguese azulejos (painted ceramic tileworks) made with traditional techniques. The attractions may be similar, but stopping by is mandatory.

Palmela Park separates Estoril from Cascais, a city that has become a tourist and surfing mecca without losing its fishing village charm. For example, it is still possible to see fishermen drinking a glass of bagaceira in the taverns by the docks. The Conceição, Rainha and Ribeira beaches are very famous, and yet Cascais would not be the same without its harbour, the Santa Marta lighthouse, the São Sebastião Tower rising from the old palace of the Condes de Castro Guimarães and the walls of the historic citadel, the Cidadela.

Nearby you can find the interesting prehistoric caves of Alapraia, a cemetery dating back to the transitional period between the Stone Age and the Metal Ages.