Hostels In Sintra

8 Hostels in Sintra, Portugal
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Casa Azul Hostel
Casa Azul Hostel is a classic but young and functional spirit building itself. It has several common area
9.7Superb
(489)
Hostel- 0.37km from city centre
Privates From
€21.67
Dorms From
€18.00
The Five House
The Five House is a rustic and charming house, traditionally and simplistic decorated. The property is lo
9.5Superb
(185)
Hostel- 0.38km from city centre
Privates From
€27.50
Dorms From
€22.00
Moon Hill Hostel
When the tours, the adventure, the sports or the beach are over, you'll find the Moon Hill Hostel, created to be a continuation of your experiences in Sintra.
9.2Superb
(517)
Hostel- 0.48km from city centre
Privates From
€28.75
Dorms From
€25.00
Oasis Backpackers' Hostel Sintra Surf
Welcome to The Oasis Backpackers' Hostel Surf offering cosy accommodation on Sintra's coastline with walking distance to best waves in town in the Aldeia da Praia
8.4Fabulous
(149)
Hostel- 7.38km from city centre
Privates From
€19.00
Dorms From
€20.00
Moby Dick Lodge Sintra
Discover Sintra: Sintra Palace (6km), Pena Palace (8km), Monserrate Palace (10km), and enchanting beaches await your exploration.
7.1Very Good
(1)
Hostel- 5.66km from city centre
No Privates Available
Dorms From
€25.00
WOT Sintra Ocean
Stay at WOT Sintra Ocean Hotel in Praia das Macas, where the extensive sandy beach is perfect for beach sports. Enjoy surfing and bodyboarding in the popular waters.
Hotel- 7.92km from city centre
Privates From
€30.65
No Dorms Available
WOT Sintra Sarrazola
Embark on a tranquil escape where sea and mountains harmoniously blend at WOT Sintra Sarrazola. Immerse yourself in serenity amidst lush greenery, gardens, and enchanting mazes.
Hotel- 6.34km from city centre
Privates From
€30.78
No Dorms Available
Quinta das Murtas
Built in late XIX century Quinta das Murtas embedded in UNESCO's Worlds Heritage. Sintra is a peaceful guesthouse located only 600 meters away from both the train station and the historical center. It has pool, jacuzzi, free parking and WIFI in the living...
10Superb
(18)
Bed and Breakfast- 0.58km from city centre
Privates From
€36.25
No Dorms Available
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About Sintra

Famous for its colourful fairytale castles and dramatic mountain scenery, Sintra is infused with a sense of magic. Many people visit the town as a day trip from Lisbon, but if you're looking to spend more time here, the area has more than you can cover in a day. The west coast has rugged Atlantic beaches which are great for surfing, clifftop paths for hiking and lots of ancient buildings to explore – from Moorish fortresses to moss-covered Capuchin monasteries.

Hostels in Sintra are as eclectic as the town's scenery – you can stay in a charming 18th-century villa in the historic centre, a cosy and traditional beach house or an eco-friendly property in the mountains. On-site bars and common rooms offer plenty of space to meet new friends, while free Wi-Fi helps you plan your trip. Many Sintra hostels have outside space with views across to the iconic castles.

Many of Sintra's major attractions are in the Parque Natural de Sintra-Cascais (Sintra-Cascais Nature Park). You'll find plenty of castles and monasteries to discover during the day, and by night the action is in Sintra town on the edge of the protected slopes. The cobbled streets are lined with grand manor houses with independent shops and cafés on the ground floors. Another popular area is Praia das Maçãs (Apple Beach) on the west coast, with a sandy cove and lots of waterfront seafood restaurants.

Sintra is known for its castles, and the most famous is the brightly coloured Pena Palace. After snapping a selfie with the distinctive red and yellow walls, it's worth taking a tour inside to see how Portuguese royalty used to live. Quinta da Regaleira is another fascinating palace, with underground caves and paths connecting the elaborate gardens. Sintra is also near Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of mainland Europe – it's 25 minutes away by car. At 150 metres above the sea, you'll have great views over the coastline.

The nearest airport is Lisbon Portela Airport, about 30 minutes away by taxi. By public transport, hop on the red metro line to Gare do Oriente (Oriente train station) from the airport, and catch a train to Sintra from there. As the town's palaces are quite spread out, the best way to see them all is to use the hop-on, hop-off bus. If you're feeling active, you can do it by bicycle instead.

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