Hotel Inglaterra

We stayed two nights at this hotel. I would not rate it a 4*. The beds were not very comfortable, small. lumpy pillows, bathrooms needs an update, towels need replacing (mine had a hole in it). The general feel of the place is dreary, the hard area round the pool is not very attractive, water was cold, the garden is utilitarian rather than pretty. The staff are very willing and polite, and also very helpful. I found Estoril quite quiet and would have preferred to stay in nearby Caiscais, where there are more shops, restaurants and things going on.

Great hotel very quiet and relaxing and easy to get to from Lisbon. Estoril does not have a good variety of restaurants or shops but the Casino is its landmark thats worth a visit and a good place to eat too. Cascais is a beautiful chilled out town 3km walk down the prominade with lots of entertainment and places to eat and drink. Good holidy would be to spend say 3 days in Estoril and 4 in Cascais.

Great hotel with a perfect location for relaxing on the beach with a little sightseeing on the side. Within walking distance to Cascais, Lisbon via train within 30 minutes and a bus ride from Sintra. If you wanted to stay close to the hotel there are many restaurants to chose from as well as nightlife all within walking distance.

very good hotel for long or short stay. very good value for money. very good position, close beach, railway,(but not close enough to hear noise)1/2 hour to centre of Lisbon. resturant excellent service and food,not noisy, no clatering of pots or loud voices etc. visited local arts centre and attended two concerts varying music to suit all tastes.advised of whats going on by reception who were very knowledgeable.

I was looking for a way to see the sights of Lisbon while having a lot of access to the beach. The hotel provided the ideal location for both. It was a stone's throw from the beautiful beaches of Estoril and Cascais, and a short train ride from Lisbon's city center. Plus, the pool provided a respite from the heat as an added bonus. The breakfast buffet was wonderful and plentiful and meant that dinner ended up being the only meal I had to pay for each day. Most importantly, the staff was very helpful and made my stay very enjoyable. Only down side I can list is that it's not easy to access from the airport via public transporation. It's definitely possible, but would require a number of transfers which I couldn't easily manage with my bags. The cab ride was a breeze, but a bit pricey at 50 euros each way, though worth it in the end.