Hotel Le Meridien Penina

The Le Meridien Penina Hotel is in a scenic position covering a 360 acre area, 2.5 miles from the nearest beach. There are 3 golf courses that surround the hotel and guests can literally step straight out onto the course. The 18-hole Championship course was designed by Sir Henry Cotton and is the most challenging, there is also a 9 hole Academy Course for beginners and a 9 hole resort course. **Stay 7 nights or more and receive 2 free rounds of golf**

Location

The hotel is 3 miles from Portimao. There is a bus stop in front of the property and a shuttle to and from the beach between June and September. The resort has the `Penguin Village` which has numerous activities for children including arts and crafts, film shows, bouncy castles and the `Penguin Mac Restaurant`. During the summer months the beach club has plenty of watersports on offer including windsurfing, waterskiing and sailing.

Transfer Time

70 minutes

Swimming Pool

The property has an outdoor swimming pool.

Meals

The hotel has 5 restaurants and 4 bars. Italian, Portuguese and international cuisines are all covered and there are restaurants at the beach and the pool. There is also a cocktail bar and a traditional golfer`s bar. For the golfers there is also a bar at the 9th hole.

**CHILD FOOD AND BEVERAGE POLICY**

**a) Children from 0-12 years of age (inclusive) = Free meals from the Penguin Menu including 1 mineral water or 1 soft drink per meal, when eating with parents. **

**b) Above discounts are not applicable or valid for room service or at the children?s club: Penguin Village**

**c) Hotel child policy is only valid for children from 0 to 12 years of age (inclusive). Children from 13 years of age onwards charged full rates.**

Accommodation

All have * bathroom/shower * wc * air conditioning * minibar * telephone * TV * hairdryer * safe * (certain amenities may be payable locally)

Please note: the final phase of renovation work will start in November 2008 to the Hotels Western Wing. Disruption for guests will be kept to a minimum and all work is due to be finished by February 2009.