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Originally Posted by kja
(Post 17671778)
Many people visit Sintra as a day trip, along with hordes of others. I was glad to have two full days there. If you visit as a day trip, think through your priotities -- I honestly don't see how anyone can see everything it has to offer in just one day.
In Coimbra we stayed at the Pousada. |
Thank you again for your replies. I have decided to skip Cascais and go straight to Sintra from the airport. I am in need of a good place to stay in Sintra. Many of the hotels look like they are remote? I would want to be able to walk to a restaurant if possible. Any recommendations would be very much appreciate. We would like a hotel that had a balcony or an outdoor space. I put a lot of emphasis on the hotel...lol... so would like it to be nice and special. Any recommendations? Thank you
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I stayed at the Hotel Sintra Jardim. It has a lovely garden (and pool in season) and it was within walking distance of what I wanted to do in Sintra (or to the bus for the outlying sites), though what you and I consider "walkable" could differ. Staff were very helpful! But to be honest, I thought the decor dated. That didn't matter to me; YMMV.
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Originally Posted by philjo
(Post 17672866)
I am in need of a good place to stay in Sintra. Many of the hotels look like they are remote?
Lawrence's Hotel was pretty close as far as I remember and they had an excellent restaurant. NH Sintra Centro or Sintra Boutique Hotel maybe? Check booking.com ... the distance to the centre is always mentioned. |
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