The Pergola Boutique Hotel
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Up the garden path
The Pergola Boutique Hotel is a stop-and-smell-the-roses stay on a pretty cobbled street in central Cascais. The original, handpainted tilework makes the façade a storied spot for local photographers, but this Edenic retreat still maintains a secret garden feel away from the bustle (not the Atlantic breeze, refreshingly). Inside, you’re greeted by geometric stone floors, art-adorned walls and pattern-rich bedrooms, with a popular Portuguese fusion restaurant taking over the ever-in-bloom terrace.
Facilities
客房
15, including two suites.
Checkout
Noon; check-in, 3pm. Both are flexible, on request and subject to availability.
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Rates include an à la carte breakfast made with organic, locally sourced ingredients.
Also
Unfortunately, this property is not suitable for guests with limited mobility.
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At the Hotel
Garden seating, lounge with fireplace, and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: climate control, minibar, tea- and coffee-making kit, free bottled water and Damana bath products.
Our Favourite Rooms
Colour-popping headboards and tile-inspired wallpaper in each room mirror Cascais’ vibrant streets, but it’s the Deluxe Room with Terrace and Garden View we love most. Slightly more spacious than the mansion’s other chambers, it’s easy to spend a few restful hours on the balcony or in a bubble-brimming tub.
Packing Tips
Bring a hearty appetite for seafood, it’s almost all you’ll want to eat in this former fishing village. This Atlantic stretch can get pretty breezy, so come prepared with bluster-proof beach cover-ups, too.
Also
The keys to your room are handcrafted from recycled leather by a Lisbon-based artisan.
兒童
All ages are welcome, but kids aren’t especially catered to. Extra beds and cots can be added to all rooms on request.
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Food & Drink
Top Table
Soak up the sublime garden setting from any of the outdoor tables.
服裝規定
Take cues from the botanical setting (the restaurant’s name is inspired by the bougainvillea plant, after all) and bring out your finest floral prints.
Hotel Restaurant
The same team behind Lisbon’s celebrated Café de São Bento are whipping up Portuguese-Mediterranean dishes at Bougain, the hotel’s plant-framed restaurant. Outdoor tables are highly in demand and spill out into the century-old flowerbeds, shaded by cream-and-green parasols which add to the garden party ambiance. The São Bento brand might be renowned for its steakhouses (and the tartare is absolutely worth ordering), but the seafood doesn’t feel like a secondary star, with grilled octopus, salmon wellington, and homemade shellfish pasta to choose between. Tiramisu and pistachio profiteroles complete the all-too-tempting picture.
Hotel Bar
Pull up a seat at Bougain’s emerald-tiled bar and chat your way through the Portuguese wine list with one of the friendly sommeliers. Or, take a ginger basil smash cocktail into the garden to enjoy from a column-shaded corner or sun-drenched bench.
Last Orders
Breakfast is served from 7.30am to 10am; lunch is 12.30pm to 3pm, and dinner is 7pm to 11pm.
Room Service
Graze on Mediterranean dishes during kitchen hours.
Planes
Lisbon’s Humberto Delgado Airport is 30 minutes by car from the hotel, with transfers available on request, for an additional charge.
Trains
Cascais station is barely two minutes’ walk from the hotel, with daily connections to Lisbon departing every 20 minutes.
Automobiles
There’s little need for a set of wheels given the lack of parking at the hotel, and Cascais isn’t the most car-friendly town. If you decide to drive from Lisbon, take the scenic route along the N6 coastal road and take your pick of beach stop-offs.
Worth Getting Out of Bed For
Slip into the locals’ unhurried pace along Cascais’ beach-strewn coastline, with over 15 sandy spots offering something slightly different from the next. Praia da Rainha and Praia da Ribeira are the closest to The Pergola Boutique Hotel, but it’s worth venturing to the remote Praia da Ursa (only accessible on foot, if you’re up for a windswept hike over rugged cliffs). The big-swell stretch between Estoril and Carcavelos draws a surfing crowd, and the calmer waters around Baia are best for paddleboarding and wild swimming. The coastal path from Cascais to Guincho is scenic biking and jogging territory, and the countryside just north of the fishing town is home to Europe’s westernmost vineyards for a wine tasting (or two).
The tram-trundled streets of Lisbon and turret-topped mountains of Sintra are within easy day-trip distance, including the must-visit majestic Monserrate and Romanticist castle, Pena. Back in Cascais, set aside some time to wander around the Museum Quarter. There are nine cultural sights and villas to visit, with exhibitions spotlighting the region’s maritime, royal and artistic heritage – the first of which is, rather fittingly, displayed in the blue-and-white-striped Santa Marta Lighthouse.
Earn or Redeem Points with World of Hyatt
This Mr & Mrs Smith hotel participates in the World of Hyatt loyalty program. As a member, you can earn and redeem points and enjoy exclusive benefits for qualifying nights. .
