3-Star Hotels in Sintra

Very cute little homestay, very comfortable and warm, the traffic is very convenient, it is a small house with a pink powder in the morning, and the bird singing wakes up. It is also convenient to go to the castle of Sindela during the day. It is really a good accommodation experience. There is also a pedestrian street on the side. Shopping and eating are convenient. A whole recommendation

Unique design. Facility is slightly dated. Location is okay, require slight walking to get to main roads.

It was a great inn, although it was far from the city of Sintra. However, we recommend that you contact the host in advance. There was a mini market within walking distance of the inn and I was able to cook in the kitchen of the inn. There seems to be a restaurant nearby.

After going to Rocca Point, I arrived at the hotel about 45 minutes later. The door was not obvious, but there was no problem with following the navigation. Very close to the famous Azenhar do Mar Beach and Sea View Restaurant. Valley House The staff was very kind, seeing us and Li, they all helped to move up the stairs. Breakfast is simple and delicious.

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!

Good place for a business trip to stay for a short time. It was a pleasurable experience.

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.

It is difficult to park near several castle attractions in Sintra, so I chose this homestay in a residential area, behind which is a large public free parking lot and restaurants. Although the room is facing the street, it is not noisy. It is still quiet at night. The area is small but the sanitation and facilities are OK. It is not far to walk up the mountain to Pena Palace, but if you come back from the Regalera Palace, don't walk. The two kilometers uphill road is too tired. There should be a bus.