Penha Longa Resort
Sintra, Portugal
Located in the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, this resort is set in a restored 14th-century monastery and chapel, offering a distinctive backdrop for guests intrigued by history and natural beauty. Travelers interested in exploring Portugal's heritage while enjoying contemporary comforts will appreciate this destination.
Rooms and suites
The resort features 204 rooms, apartments and suites starting from 60 square meters, all with private balconies overlooking the Sintra Mountains or the golf courses. The renovated rooms showcase modern design, spacious bathrooms and premium bedding for a comfortable stay. Families or groups needing extra space might choose the apartments with additional living areas, while couples could enjoy the suites with panoramic views.
Amenities and experiences
Seven restaurants including Michelin-starred LAB by Sergi Arola and Midori, Mediterranean cuisine at Penha Longa Mercatto, Asian flavors at Spices, Portuguese dishes at Arola, poolside snacks at Aqua and cocktails at B Lounge.
Penha Longa Spa offers personalized treatments with Natura Bissé products, an Oriental Garden and a rooftop infinity pool.
The Wellness Club provides private classes focusing on health and wellness.
27-hole championship course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., host to the Portuguese Open.
Infinity-edge pool overlooking the natural park, indoor heated pool and outdoor pool.
Penha Longa Kids programs with swimming lessons, scavenger hunts, painting, golf clinics and culinary classes.
Daily guided tours of the resort's 14th-century monastery.
Horseback riding, biking and scenic hikes within Sintra-Cascais Natural Park.
Garden Wing Junior Suites and Apartments accommodate pets (fees may apply).
How to get here
Located within Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, the resort is approximately a 30-minute drive from Lisbon Airport (LIS). Guests can arrive via private car services or rental vehicles. On-site amenities include complimentary parking, valet services and electric car charging stations. Nearby train stations in Cascais and Sintra provide alternative transportation options.
