| | Facilities within the Property |
 The hotel offers a continental breakfast that can be taken in the room or the dining room, it is served every morning. There is a garden and a terrace area equipped with table and chairs where guests can enjoy their meals. There are a few differently styled cosy lounge areas which are styled in a modern fashion or in an old rustic look where guests can relax and enjoy some of the drinks available at the bars in the hotel. There are also three multifunctional banqueting rooms that house different amounts of people and can used for events such as weddings. |
 There is also a gift shop and a hair salon and beauty salon on site. The hotel reception offers multilingual staff that can help and advise on tourist information for guests, they are happy too recommend what to do and where to go and of course who to get there. The 24 hour front desk can offer newspapers, room service, laundry service, faxing and photocopying, internet and other services on request can be arranged for guests. There is also ample free parking for guests' cars. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Banquets | Bar | | Fax Service | Guided Tours | | Internet Wireless | Laundry | | Lift | Photocopier | | Private Parking | Restaurant | | Swimming Pool | | | |
 Near the hotel is a raft of sporting activity to enjoy from paintball, boat trips, canoeing, biking trails and walking routes. There are also some great golf courses to enjoy in the region. The 500-metre-high granite ridge of the Serra da Arrábida is remarkable for its vegetation. Areas of the moist northern slope are covered with the untouched original forest of the Peninsula, while the sun-baked southern slopes feature a more shrubby growth, mainly of evergreens. A short drive south of Palmela is the large fishing port of Setúbal, one of the most ancient cities in Portugal with a wealth of restaurants and interesting sites to visit. Celebrated on the first Sunday of September, the town's annual wine harvest festival (Festa das Vindimas) is one of the liveliest occasions in the region. |
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