Sintra Hotels with Free Breakfast

Although I received the news that the Sintra scenic spot was closed due to weather relations the day before, the hotel was booked, and it was still set off from Lisbon according to the original plan. Because the original order to Sintra to go directly to the first Pena Palace, but the night before the announcement was closed before the afternoon, I had to walk to the hotel first. (The hotel is in the downtown area of Sintra, about 1k from the train station, but the scenery along the road is good, walking is very ok) I want to say that I will at least put a luggage first. But I didn't expect to check in around 12pm, and the hotel let me enter the room early! It's great not to take shelter from the rain for2-3 hours outside now! ! So I have been brushing the news comfortably in the room, and finally opened the scenic spot in the afternoon. When the rain stopped, I rushed to the Pena Palace! The next day the weather finally cleared, and it was easy to walk directly to the Regalera Palace. And the name of the room I lived in was the same as my English name, and it was too honorable! Worthy of being a five-star hotel! The hotel was built in 1764 and is very historical, but it is well maintained everywhere, will not have a sense of oldness, and it is very comfortable to live in. Breakfast can be picked up except bread, toast, pastries, juice, milk, water, etc., the rest are made now, a lot of excitement, the waiter still maintains a very friendly attitude, help me to have a whole table of meals, although I eat very full, But I still have the responsibility to eat all the meals, the taste is also very good! What surprised me even more was that the jam with bread turned out to be directly for the mini jar, and it was self-pick, really big. The point is that the special price is super close to the people, and there is no need to carry blood with the poaching. It's just that the weather in the Portuguese mountains in winter is really not good, and you need to be mentally prepared. But if it is really miserable to go to the scenic spot, I can't go there at all. I think it's worth it to stay here for one night. Really recommend 🥰🥰

Fantastic location, decorated with exquisite taste and meticulous attention to detail. The room was beautiful and cozy, with many thoughtful touches for guests. The ladies who welcomed us were very cordial and helpful. Everything was excellent.

The hotel is located between Sintra and Lisbon, which is convenient for resting after coming down from Sintra. The photos provided by the hotel are a bit exaggerated, including pictures of nearby attractions. For this price, it's acceptable, but I wouldn't consider it if it were over 1000.

Hotel location is very good, very close to Sintra train station ~ convenient connection to Sintra! The front desk staff was also very enthusiastic, giving us a detailed explanation of the local gameplay ~ there is a small balcony next to the restaurant!

The breakfast was very mediocre, and the front desk staff seemed clueless and incredibly inefficient. The parking lot was also very strange and awkward. When I checked in, there was a car blocking a crucial spot in the already inconvenient parking lot. I reported it to the front desk, but they just brushed it off, repeatedly saying, 'Well, you managed to park, didn't you?' Other guests struggling with parking were also shaking their heads in frustration. The whole situation just showed a complete lack of common sense. Everything else was fine, though.

Lovely small hotel with attention to detail in Sintra. Only stayed one night but found the staff friendly and the facilities of high quality. A small fridge would have been handy but I notice these are not common in Portugal. Close to transport, attractions, restaurants and shopping, this hotel would be a good choice for anyone visiting the area.

L'hotel si trova nel paesino di Colares: il centro del paese è a circa 2 km dall'albergo e offre diversi ristoranti e un buon supermercato della catena Continente: è un ottimo punto di partenza per chi voglia visitare le località di Sintra, Cascais. Estori, Cabo de Rocal o per le spiagge vicine. Dispone di parcheggio privato, ma i posti sono pochi. La struttura è molto bella ed i punti di forza sono sicuramente la sala comune con biliardo e pianoforte, la terrazza e l'incantevole giardino nel quale riposarsi. La camera nel complesso, purtroppo, è inferiore al resto dell'albergo: arredamento datato ed un po' kitsch (il comodino era letteralmente un tronco d'albero che a mala pena sosteneva la lampada, perciò non potevi appoggiare neppure il cellulare...) e bagno assolutamente da rivedere soprattutto i sanitari vecchi e a la doccia pericolosa con il piano che sembrava sprofondare. Buona, comunque, la pulizia e la qualità del sonno con letto comodo e nessun rumore (la stanza affacciava sul giardino) Buona e abbondante la colazione con tutto il necessario dal dolce al salato. Una nota positiva va allo staff: sono tutti molto cordiali e gentili. Nel complesso buon rapporto qualità/ prezzo tenuto conto della zona e consigliato per chi viaggia in auto

A family resort full of kids, probably suitable for their needs, not ours, unfortunately. Not really the best experience for a couple trying to enjoy their stay. Both inside and outside pool full of children, ended up not swimming at all. There was only a buffet dinner available at the restaurant or some small snacks at the bar. We paid 15eur each for a ”caesar” salad, with the ingredients: lettuce, bread crutons, some burned bacon, chicken resembling a prebaked chicken from Lidl unfrosted from the freezer, and caesar sauce. Breakfast had some more choices, and gladly some fresh fruits, but no fresh juices like in all other hotels during our stay in Portugal, only the cheapest orange juice you can probably get. Even though the staff was very nice, the resort is quite run down looking and rooms very basic. Probably an ok stay for a family with smaller kids, couples try somewhere else.

The hotel's location is just too out of the way, really in the boonies. There's a CUF hospital right outside. The bus service is unreliable; there are no screens at the stops, so you're just guessing when the next bus will arrive. It takes about an hour and 45 minutes to get to the city center. The 10-euro breakfast wasn't worth it – no salad, mushy tomatoes, and while the orange juice was freshly squeezed, the oranges themselves looked far from fresh. The most infuriating part was on my last night (7/10) when the fire alarm suddenly went off at 12:03 AM. The entire floor was blaring for 5-8 minutes. I was jolted awake and pretty panicked. Throughout the whole ordeal, I didn't see any staff knocking on doors or helping with evacuation. I tried calling the front desk (pressing 'R' and 'P'), but no one answered. I wasn't sure if I was pressing the wrong buttons or if they were just too busy. Eventually, I called Trip.com customer service for help. After hanging up, I threw on some clothes and went downstairs. In the hallway, I ran into four other Black tourists who were also going to ask what was happening. The front desk offered no explanation or apology, just saying they suspected someone smoking had triggered the alarm and told us to wait in the lobby. I had a 7:00 AM flight the next day and needed to get some sleep, so I refused to wait. The front desk eventually agreed to let me go back to my room, and I made sure to confirm repeatedly that the alarm wouldn't go off again before I went back to bed. My business trip ended with a terrible night's sleep, on top of all the other issues. Seriously, I'm speechless.