Sintra B&B

Immersed In Portugal's UNESCO Gem Of Sintra

A house rich with family history and traditional period architecture, this villa has been restored to preserve all of its charm and tradition while taking a considerable leap into the modern era. The cobblestone streets, high walls, and slanted and gabled architectural features belie the unexpected restoration within. 

Located atop a hill overlooking the heart of one of the oldest Portuguese towns, this home's modern re-imagination is an inspired and creative effort. Merging vintage and contemporary styles, this home is furnished with rare and unique custom-made and original furniture and decor that blends and balances with the eclectic wallpaper.

With five bedrooms all equipped with private en suite modern baths, each room has a unique identity and personality and all include sophisticated and tasteful design. The master suite has its own dining patio with a view to the sea and a private fireplace.   

The fully equipped kitchen is available for guest use but your breakfast, tea, and homemade cakes and breads are provided in the price of your room. You can dine in the cafe where locally sourced food is served for all your meals or relax in front of the fire with a good book.

The patio and roof gardens overlook the picturesque town of Sintra, the mountains and the Mediterranean in the distance, reminding you that this home is part of history.    

A SEASIDE UNESCO TREASURE

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the town of Sintra has a rich cultural heritage that includes Moorish and European influences. Located a half an hour from Lisbon, it is an area that is ideal for enjoying the city, the sea, and the protected National Parkland.

Lined with numerous great shops, central Sintra should be explored on foot to discover some of the tucked away gems such as São Pedro Traditional Market and the nearby antiques and outdoor markets.
Some of the best local restaurants to try include: Saudade Café, Restaurant 'A Raposa', and Tacho Real Restaurant. There are also many great wine shops within walking distance and throughout the city.
Don't Miss: Pena Palace and Gardens Sintra National Palace, Regaleira Palace, Monserrat Palace and Gardens, Capuchos Convent and Roca Cape, the most occidental cape in Europe.
The nearby Atlantic coastline is lined with beautiful beaches, like Praia Grande, Praia das Maçãs and Azenhas do Mar, while the National Park Sintra-Cascais is comprised of over 100 miles of parkland, forest and rugged coastline for great hiking and biking.

LOCATED 

Sintra, Portugal. Nearest AIrport:  Lisbon Portela (27 miles) 

BEST TIME TO VISIT: Spring through late Fall