Hotel in Setubal District
4-Star Hotel
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About this hotel
Set in a garden and surrounded by Sesimbra’s lush countryside, Hotel dos Zimbros offers an outdoor pool and a terrace overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The chic, modern rooms feature a private balcony.
Amenities
Business facilities
Airport transportation available
Shuttle available
Free WiFi/internet
Free Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Gym
Heating
Wheelchair accessible
Bar
Spa
Balcony/Terrace
WiFi/Internet
Hot tub/Jacuzzi
Shared living spaces
Garden
Laundry services
Sauna
Accessible Parking
Family friendly
Ironing facilities
Smoking allowed
Safe
Toilet with grab rails
Accessible by lift
Key card access
Emergency cord in bathroom
Housekeeping available
Fire alarm
Fire extinguisher
Cleaning products
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Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews9 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2025
Room was large and comfortable, dinner was superb. Service excellent. Pool and jacuzzi were perfect.
Alll good.
7 / 10Good·Jul 2024
check in was quick and the staff were friendly and helpful. we loved the view.
the pillows were thick and hard, so they were uncomfortable. there’s no extractor in the bathroom. tv sound was set very low and we could not adjust it. limited tv channels
7 / 10Good·May 2024
The room was nice. The bed was comfortable. The region was peaceful and there were very few guests at the hotel.
The room was furnished very cheaply and there was wear and tear (damage) throughout the room.
The view from the room was a large power pole.
6 / 10Average·Oct 2026
The best part was the helpfulness and welcoming attitude of the night receptionist/manager Tomasz and the bartender. I was stressed at a late arrival and dying for something to eat and a drink.
As a former hotel professional, I was rather puzzled by the breakfast experience.
The hotel offers an extensive continental breakfast, almost as if I were staying in a large conference hotel in a European capital. A high-speed coffee machine, an impressive variety of food, and a setup clearly designed for efficiency and high volumes.
But this is a hotel with fewer than 40 rooms. During my breakfast, there were only four guests in the breakfast room, while two staff members were standing in the back office.
I wanted to sit at a table by the window, which had not yet been cleared. Instead of clearing the table or offering me a coffee, the attendant's first priority was to check whether breakfast was included in my reservation.
I can understand such procedures in a fully occupied hotel, but in these circumstances it felt unnecessarily bureaucratic and rather unwelcoming.
Hospitality is also about recognising the situation and adapting accordingly.
At checkout, I wanted to share my appreciation for the lovely experiences I had had with the staff the previous evening. I had hoped for a smile and perhaps a simple "Thank you, I'll pass that on to my colleagues." Instead, I experienced quite the opposite: a rather indifferent response.
It is a pity when genuine compliments for colleagues are not received with the same warmth with which they are given.
2. Rooms and interior
The rooms, as well as the interiors of the lobby and bar, feel outdated. The hotel would benefit from some refurbishment to create a more welcoming and contemporary atmosphere.
3. Lighting and atmosphere
Please reconsider the lighting in the rear part of the hotel, particularly when guests arrive.
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7.7Good
(1,268 Ratings)
"Excellent location, the view is fabulous.
Spacious room and super comfortable bed. Breakfast amazing with good options ."
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