Estoril Palácio Hotel

The Palácio Estoril Hotel is not just a classic of the hotel industry Portuguese. It is a place where history has remained. Opened in 1930, over the following decades it welcomed European royalty, heads of State, artists and diplomats, but it acquired a very distinctive aura of its own during the Second World War, when Estoril became a refuge for exiles, aristocrats and secret agents. It was in this environment that neutrality, elegance and intrigue that Ian Fleming passed through here and found raw material for the James Bond universe. The famous Bar Estoril, still today one of the hotel’s most iconic spaces, preserves this memory with discretion.

This historical weight coexists with a very contemporary side of the Palácio Estoril: the ability to provide real rest, genuine well-being and an experience of hospitality that continues to make sense. The hotel maintains the classic elegance that made him an icon, but today adds a a particularly relevant wellness dimension. The Banyan Tree Spa Estoril, integrated into the Estoril Wellness Centre, works with an approach holistic, inspired by Asian traditions, with therapies that make use of aromatic oils, herbs and spices, and a massage menu internationally recognised. Added to this is access to a circuit a spa and hydrotherapy space designed to restore the body and slow down the noise: swimming pool, jacuzzi, hammam, Turkish bath and gym.

At LookIN Club, this partnership makes perfect sense for anyone looking for an escape with substance: a hotel with heritage and service a consolidated and a well-being component that adds real value to stay. Sleeping at the Palácio Estoril means entering a legendary address; leaving in a better state than when you arrived is already another form of luxury.