The Hotel Cidadela Cascais, in Portugal, is located in the centre of the village of Cascais, 4Km from Estoril, 8 Km from the enchanted village of Sintra and just a smooth 30 minutes distance from Lisbon. The perfect place for your holidays or getaways in family or in business at Cascais.

The hotel location on the top of the village, allows Hotel Cidadela Cascais to have 115 rooms (including 6 suites) and 14 apartments with magnificent views over the sea, garden or swimming pool, fully equipped with all the right facilities for your stay.

The Hotel Cidadela Cascais, a 3 star hotel, has also at disposal of all the guests an outdoor swimming pool surrounded by an exotic garden, restaurant, bar, 6 meeting rooms for private events, 24hours front desk, laundry, private parking facilities, babysitting service, Free Wireless Internet and a professional team looking forward to welcome you at Estoril Coast.

Package 7 days / 6 nights

Holidays in Cascais at Hotel Cidadela

Close by the cosmopolitan city of Lisbon, the Hotel Cidadela Cascais in the centre of Cascais, allow you a privileged central position to start your holiday tour to discover Estoril, Cascais, Sintra and Lisbon.

Our rooms, suites and apartments are the perfect set for your family holiday or romantic getaway.

Businesses in Cascais are at Hotel Cidadela

In central Cascais, and near Estoril, Sintra and Lisbon the Hotel Cidadela Cascais is your business hotel in the Estoril Coast. Six private meeting rooms, Internet access, private parking, restaurant, bar, suites and apartments, and an experienced team to support you and your business needs.

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Breakfast at Hotel Cidadela Cascais

Do not skip your most important meal of the day, start your day having breakfast at the restaurant at Hotel Cidadela Cascais. Open from 06:45am to 10:30am for guest and non-guests.

You can enjoy a complete buffet with a selection of bread, cereals, cakes, fresh fruit, assorted marmalade, cheeses and yogurts. Coffee, selection of teas, milk and chocolate. Healthy solutions are also available for a dietetic day start, and to welcome our children we have added a dedicated kid selection of cereals and yogurts.

Accomodation in Cascais

The Hotel Cidadela Cascais with its central location in the village of Cascais and its beautiful exotic gardens offers guests 115 rooms (including 6 suites) with magnificent views over the sea, garden and swimming pool.

All the rooms at Hotel Cidadela Cascais are non-smoking and have a private balcony.

Prices

• € 775 (in Euros) from 1 April 2011 until 31 October 2011.

Includes:

• 6 nights in double room;
• 3 golf days (Quinta da Marinha, Beloura e Penha Longa);
• All rates.

Not includes:

• Personal expenses;
• Laundry;
• Telephone / FAX / Internet.

Quinta da Beloura

This is the newest golf course built on the Estoril Coast, set in a 60-hectare area halfway between Cascais and Sintra. It was designed by the American architect Rocky Roquemore.

The Quinta da Beloura course forms part of a residential development; it is very flat and so provides a pleasurable but not exhausting game. Its eighteen holes, with excellent views over the Sintra mountain range, extend over 5774 metres for a par 73.

Along its fairways, more than 40,000 trees have been planted. Oaks, pines, palm trees, cedars and magnolias create a beautiful green landscape around the course.

Adding to the beauty of the course, there are lakes dotted over almost its full extent. These are also the spots where golfers will experience greater difficulties. The parallel holes 16 and 17 have narrow fairways with a lake between them, requiring very accurate drives.
At the eighteenth hole, a 372-metre par 4, the green is hidden behind the largest lake, which provides an exciting and beautiful finish to your game.

Penha Longa

Quinta da Penha Longa is a relevant historical site because the first convent of the Order of St. Jerome was built there in 1355 under the responsibility of Father Vasco Martins. King Manuel I ordered a retirement house to be built there, where he went into mourning for the late Queen Mary, the daughter of Ferdinand and Isabel of Spain. King Henrique and King Sebastian spent a long time in the two houses that face the pond of Adens. When the Religious Orders were extinguished, the convent was sold and its second owner was the Count of Penha Longa, Sebastião Pinto Leite, also Viscount of Gandarinha.

Over the past 600 years Penha Longa has undergone several changes and many buildings have been constructed there, such as the Palace, the Church, the Fountain of Tears, the Fountain of St. Gonçalo and the Palace of the Marquis of Angeja.

The famous golf architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. was chosen to design the course.

The course which is 6,290 metres long off the championship tees is somewhat hilly and a certain degree of fitness is required to walk it. But this detail is of little importance when one considers the beauty of the landscape to be enjoyed.

The par-5 6th is benign and seems easy. But beware of being short of the two-levelled and very fast green beyond the lake and before the ruins. On the back nine, like in almost every great golf course, the three last holes are excellent. The 16th, a long par 4 invites players to drive over a valley, this being followed by a rather hard shot, to an elevated green protected by a bunker at the front. The 17th is a 187-metre par 3 that requires great accuracy. Finally, the 18th is a par 5 with a birdie chance depending on the wind strength and direction.

This finish makes every player cudgel his brains.

Quinta da Marinha

Located on the famous Estoril Coast, 25 kilometers from Lisbon, the Quinta da Marinha course was designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones and is set in a private estate of 110 hectares, wooded with pine trees. The architect has worked on the flat terrain, laying out the course over 5870 metres for a Par 71.

The most spectacular hole on this course is hole number 3, a Par 4 of 334 metres sloping down towards the sea. Once on the green, the golfer has the Atlantic Ocean as background. The whole of Quinta da Marinha’s course is surrounded by beautiful panoramic views. The following hole (a Par 3) requires a very precise shot for the ball to cross a cliff and reach a wide but not very deep green.

For most of the course, however, the fairways face inland with the beautiful outline of the Sintra mountain range forming their background. Many bunkers and a number of lakes make the player’s task even more difficult. Hole number 10, for instance, has a green entirely surrounded by water.

This Course was the 1988 host of the Quinta da Marinha Ladies Masters (European Professional’s Women’s Circuit) and in 2002 was host to the Estoril Open (PGA Tour Event).