Rei Humberto, Il De Italia
Cascais, 2750-461 Nightly Rates(298.35 - 591.43)4 Star
Property Description
The town of Cascais huddles around a colorful bay, its silhouette outlines old-fashioned palacios and townhouses. Downtown welcomes you with elegant shopping streets, refreshing esplanades and the cheerful view of dozens of fishing boats and yachts afloat on the sea. The charm of the old part of town with its small houses, narrow alleys and cobbled streets reminds us of days gone by. Within the historical center, next to the marina, is Farol Design Hotel - a daring architectural project. The remodeled 19th-century mansion - formerly owned by the Count of Cabral - has been uniquely combined with a new infrastructure built in a contemporary design. The result is a harmonious bridge in time. The Estoril Coast, on which Farol is situated, enjoys a privileged climate and is made up of fine sandy beaches that dot the shore, while the lush country side climbs uphill towards the Sintra mountains. Fine brasserie dining, a saltwater pool and many available activities at the hotel were created to take advantage of the great outdoors. From the guestrooms, surrounded by the Atlantic, one can practically touch the sea.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Beach
Business Center
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Room Information
Farol Double Room
:
Double Room with Queen Size bed or two twin beds. All rooms with land view, nice, interesting and individual decoration, hydro massage bathtub, internet access, cable TV, safe and air-condition.
Fraol Double Room Ocean View
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Double Room with Queen Size bed or two twin beds. All rooms with sea view, nice, interesting and individual decoration, hydro massage bathtub, internet access, cable TV, safe and air-condition.
Farol Suite
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Suite with Queen size bed. The Farol Suite features a unique design. The decor is created by top Portuguese and International fashion designers. Outstanding views to the ocean, with a private terrace, Jacuzzi, internet access, cable TV, safe and air-condition.
Designer Room
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Room with Queen size bed or two Twin beds. Designer Rooms features a unique design. The decor is created by top Portuguese and International fashion designers. Outstanding views to the ocean, internet access, cable TV, safe and air-condition
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 3PM
Check out time is 1PM
Time Zone is Europe/Lisbon (0 DST)
Opened in 1890
Renovated in 2002
34 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
Highway A5 to Cascais-Last exit Cascais left-1st round right-2nd round left-Straight ahead to the sea-Turn left-Turn right along the sea-Farol Design Hotel is located on the right hand side (follow signs to the marina and to "Boca Do Inferno-Mouth Of Hell").
A unique ocean side experience on the Lisbon coast.
Lisbon Portela International (LIS) Airport - 16 Mi/25Km E
Guarantee Policy
All reservations need to be guaranteed with a valid creditcard at the time of booking. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 24 hours prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night`s stay.
Restaurant Information
Rosa Maria
Located on 1st Floor Cuisine: Mediterranean Fusion Hours: 1230-1500 and 1930-2300 Dress Code: Smart Casual Ocean front terrace, lounge beds in summer time, DJ Animation, Menta Bar
Meeting Facility
Farol - Max capacity 100
Maria Luisa - Max capacity - 35
Nuts - Max Capacity 250
Recreation Information
Recreation
-Outdoor salt water swimming pool -cycling -watersports available at the marina -08 golf courses nearby -tennis nearby -horseback riding next door in hipodromme -europes largest Casino in Estoril 6 km sea side road beginning at our door
Cascais City Centre
0.0 Miles East
Cascais Marina
0.0 Miles East
Lisbon International Airport
16.0 Miles East
Lisbon City Center
12.5 Miles East
Sintra
0.8 Miles North
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