Well renovated end of 1800 house. High ceiling rooms -I was at the ground floor, with nice large terrace. Each room is different. Very nice breakfast. The pool is small: just to refresh, not to swim; but the pool area is quite nice. Furnitures are pleasant -they did a good job.
The only defect is the noise -being an old house, floors and doors are not sound proof and the chats in the entrance hall might be heard on the whole ground floor.

A. This hotel was on a steep hill but unfortunately this wasn't mentioned in the brochure or at time of booking. This proved to be a problem as my husband was awaiting surgery on his knee. We were on the fifth floor and the room had two windows but you needed to go on your tip toes to see outside.
On the plus side the room was quiet at night with no traffic noise, and there was no noise from the adjoining rooms. In some hotels you can hear the people in the next room talking, coughing or flushing the toilet, but the rooms must be soundproofed as all was quiet at night.
The staff were friendly and helpful especially Peter and Joao who always had a smile on their faces and time for a chat or a joke. The surrounding area was busier than I had expected, but it was easy to get the train to Cascais where there is a vast amount of restaurants to choose from. If I ever visited this area again I would definitely stay in Cascais and not Estoril.

We stayed at the hotel in June for our Ruby Wedding Anniversary . I was a little upset by the size of our room as it was small but they had given us a sea view on the 5th Floor. The bathroom is also very small and it is quite challenge to get the right temperature as the water is so hot .
The staff are all very helpful especially the dinning room staff as when we were there they were short staffed due tostaff holidays and illness but the waiter Peter was covering all the dinning room in the morning and the pool during the rest of the day .

There is plenty of choice at breakfast but it is a mystery why the heated utensils fail to keep the food warm.

We stayed at the hotel Inglaterra for two nights recently. It's fine though i would not give it 4 stars, more like 3 - 3.5. The pool area is quite small, all hard concrete and barely enough sunloungers, and the water was quite cold so I did not use the pool, which was a shame. The temperature control of the shower was quite hard to keep steady, and in my opinion, the bathroom could do with a makeover. The bath towels had holes in them and though white, they were on the small side and well worn. The pillows were also small and were lumpy. We had a room overlooking the garden which was more utilitarian that pretty. Breakfast buffet was just ok, the bacon had been sitting and stewing in the hot dish, not looking very tasty. We both did not choose to eat it.