Sheraton Cascais Resort
The Sheraton Cascais Resort is a 5-star resort made up of rooms and suites, set in a perfect location near to the beach, surrounded by nature and high quality golf courses. Hotel facilities include outdoor swimming pools and a relaxing spa and wellness area which features a sauna, Turkish bath and massage and beauty treatments
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General Information
Offering true resort facilities, from its vast outdoor pool to the spa and kids club, the Sheraton Cascais Resort Lisbon has something to please everyone. Located a short drive from the beach and Cascais town, the hotel is surrounded by luscious green gardens, not to mention the excellent golf courses close by. The modern décor with high ceilings and marble floors bring the outside in creating a comfortable and relaxing space for the whole family. There’s a huge outdoor pool with excellent views of the resort’s gardens making for a great space to enjoy a drink at the pool bar in the glorious sunshine. Travel Now Pay Later – Sheraton Cascais Resort with jetnow.designfortravel.co.uk.
Facilities
- Air conditioned gym
- Baby-changing facilities
- Excellent facilities
- Five-Star
- Free WiFi
- Freshwater pool
- Golf Course
- Great for families
- Modern and spacious rooms
- Sauna
- Serene setting
- Turkish bath
Flight & Transfer Information
Flight duration approx. 2 hours 50 mins, transfer to resort around 1 hour 10 mins by taxi or shuttle bus.
Rooms
The Sheraton Cascais Resort offers various options: Deluxe rooms, various suites including two bedroom suites and three or four bedroom residences.
Deluxe Suites
Sleeps:Minimum 2 | Maximum 4
Room facilities:
Flat screen television
Wi-fi*
Safety deposit box
Balcony or terrace
Bathrobe and slippers
Hairdryer
Ironing board
Coffee making facilities
Kettle
Mini bar*
Fridge
Microwave
Toaster
Bathroom containing a bath with shower attachment.
Air conditioning.
Daily room cleaning service, linen changes and towel change
Three Bedroom Residences
Sleeps: Minimum 2 | Maximum 6
Room facilities:
Flat screen television
Wi-fi
Safety deposit box
Balcony or terrace
Bathrobe and slippers
Hairdryer
Ironing board
Coffee making facilities
Kettle
Mini bar
Fridge
Microwave
Toaster
2 bathrooms containing a bath with shower attachment.
Air conditioning.
Daily room cleaning service, linen changes and towel change
Food & Drink
Board Options include, Room Only, Bed And Breakfast, Half Board and Full Board.
The Full Board package includes buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant.
Main Restaurants
Glass Terrace - A la carte. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Yakuza - A la carte. Serves Japanese cuisine for dinner. Please note that the hotel requests that beach wear is not worn.
Flow Pool Bar - A la carte. Serves snacks. Located on the poolside (open between 01 Jun and 30 Sep).
Lobby Bar Lounge bar (open between 5.00pm and 11.00pm, depending on occupancy).
Please note: the Yakuza restaurant is closed on Mondays.
Local Attractions
The Lisbon Coast is a seductive stretch of golden beaches, wave-lashed cliffs and vibrant seaside towns – but there’s more to the Atlantic coastline than that. Delve beneath the surface to discover hidden coves, undiscovered seafood restaurants and pristine natural parks.
Gold-sand beaches and quaint seaside towns line the stunning coast stretching from Portugal’s soulful capital. Cascais is a cobbled charmer with a pretty old town, while Estoril’s a glam spot with swish hotels and a casino. Both boast superb shores for relaxing days in the sun and al fresco restaurants for warm evenings sampling fresh seafood. For a fairytale setting among forested mountains, head inland for magical Sintra. The best bit about all these resorts? They’re in daytrip distance of lively, history-stuffed Lisbon!
Walkers will love Parque Natural de Sintra-Cascais, where hiking trails carve through Serra de Sintra, a craggy mountain range stretching to Cabo da Roca. Further south, the forest-cloaked slopes of Parque Natural da Arrábida conceal polecats, badgers, buzzards and eagles. It’s our favourite hiking spot, and you can go mountain climbing or diving too. To make the most of the Lisbon food scene, you need to try fresh seafood on the coast – and Sintra is the best place to do so where you can feast on clams in white wine. The Lisbon Coast beaches are among the finest in Portugal, from remote bays like Praia dos Galapinhos in Parque Natural Arrábida, to sun-kissed stretches such as Praia da Conceição. The strong southerly swell makes the Lisbon coastline a great surfing and windsurfing destination. Step back in time with a ride on the iconic 28 tram, the symbol of Lisbon. Visit the stunning Lisbon Oceanarium it is the largest in Europe and is home to over 16,000 creatures, including sharks, rays, penguins, sea horses and jellyfish.
