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Estalagem do Sado
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PORTUGAL | | Location: | | Costa Azul | | Description: | | Location:
The five-star Estalagem do Sado enjoys a unique location on Portugal’s Costa Azul, offering views over Setubal city, the surrounding hills and the ocean. The hotel is located in the city of Setubal, International airport in Lisbon is approximately 30 minutes away.
Description:
Estalagem do Sado’s gastronomic eighth floor restaurant is open daily for lunch and dinner, and offers à la carte menus with Portuguese and international specialities. Another option for refreshments is the Lobby Bar, an ideal location for meeting before dinner or enjoying a relaxing evening. The hotel provides a business centre with internet access, as well as banquet and conference facilities. Favourable parking facilities is also available on the hotel's premises. Other facilities offered are currency exchange, faxing, photocopying, as well as safe deposit box. There is a variety of leisure options for guests including visiting one of the five golf courses on the naturally stunning Costa Azul. Water sports, hiking and tennis are also available.
Room Amenities:
The Estalagem do Sado offers 66 bedrooms, including 9 suites from the original palace, air conditioning and heating. All guest rooms are equipped with modern bathrooms, satellite TV, radio, direct dial telephone, in-room safe, internet access and minibar. All bedrooms have magnificent views over the city of Setubal and the Sado River.
Golf:
Quinta do Peru Golf Course
The American architect Rocky Roquemore was responsible for the project and has designed a course for amateur golfers, but nevertheless representing a challenge for professional players. The course, with its many trees and wild flowers, offers a varied start, for the first three holes are a Par 5, then a Par 4 over 386 metres, and Par 3 over 186 metres. Still on the first half of the course, hole number 8, a 190 metres Par 4 has a lake in front of its green. The next nine holes are even more difficult.
Montado Golf Course
It was designed by the Portuguese Duarte Sottomayor, who began his career working with the famous Robert Trent Jones. The course unfolds beneath old oaks and younger olive trees, chestnut and pines, planted when the course was first built, whilst around it wind creeks and natural lakes. Some holes are unforgettable. Hole number 5, a Par 4 with a dogleg to the left, demands a good drive in which the second shot is played onto a wide green protected by water. Another hole of great scenic beauty is number 13, a Par 4 that provides a great view over Palmela Castle and an excellent opportunity for a birdie.
Troia Golf Course
Considered to be Portugal's most difficult golf course, Troia is for that reason a major challenge to any golfer. It is one of the links designed by the famous Robert Trent Jones and opened in 1982. Its principal obstacle is sand which borders the whole course, where pine trees and wild plants are also found in abundance. With breathtaking views over the ocean and a welcoming clubhouse set among pine trees, Troia is surely a golfers' paradise. | | Type of accommodation: | | hotel | | Location: | | In the city periphery | | Star rating: | | 5* | | Fittings: | | garden, exchange office, restaurant, reception desk, laundry, parking, corner shops/shopping gallery, florists, conference room/cabinet, internet, hotel vault, day-care, business centre, bar | | Sport in place: | | swimming pool | | Sport in neighborhood: | | windsurfing, water sports, golf |
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rooms| Type of room: | | hotel room | | Standard/Class of room: | | double-room | | Number of persons: | | 2 os. | | Room fittings: | | air conditioning, internet, dryer, bathroom, minibar, radio, satellite, vault, telephone, TV, toilet |
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