Hotel Estoril is a city hotel on Rua Correia de Brito in Beira, the port capital of Sofala province. It runs five grades of room, from a compact standard double up to a family unit of 78 square metres, and keeps its own restaurant, with an events page aimed at meetings and functions as well as overnight guests.
Best for
Hotel Estoril suits business and NGO travellers working in Beira who want a room with a stated size, food on site and a direct booking route rather than a beach setting.
It suits less well travellers set on a seafront room, since the hotel sits inside the city rather than on the Macuti shoreline.
Location
The hotel is on Rua Correia de Brito in Beira, inland of the oceanfront strip and within the built-up part of the city. In a straight line it is about 1.3 km south of our Beira city reference point. The location published on the hotel’s own contact-page map is precise enough to find on arrival, though the surrounding streets are residential rather than signposted for visitors.
Rooms and style at Hotel Estoril
Five categories are published, each with a stated floor area and occupancy. The Quarto Standard is 28 square metres for two guests. The Quarto Executivo is 35 square metres for two, while the Quarto Executivo com varanda adds a balcony at 38 square metres, also for two. The Quarto Executivo Especial is the largest double at 52 square metres. The Quarto Familiar is 78 square metres and sleeps four, which makes it the obvious choice for a family or a pair of colleagues sharing. Bed configurations and in-room equipment are not itemised category by category, so confirm what each room contains when you enquire.
Facilities at Hotel Estoril
Verified facilities include an on-site restaurant with separate breakfast, lunch and dinner menus; the kitchen lists grilled prawns, grilled serra and garoupa, galinha cafreal and frango a zambeziana among its dishes, so both Mozambican and grilled-seafood cooking are available without leaving the building. The hotel also publishes an events page and takes room reservations directly through its website. A pool, gym or spa is not mentioned anywhere on the site and should not be assumed.
Trade-offs and what to know
Parts of the website still carry unedited template text, so some pages describe nothing real about Hotel Estoril — rely on the rooms, restaurant and contact pages only.
Check-in and check-out times, breakfast arrangements and parking are not stated anywhere on the site, so all three need confirming before you travel.
Getting there and getting around
Beira is reached by domestic flights into its airport and by the national road network linking Sofala with Manica and the Zambezi valley. The hotel is in the city itself, so an ordinary car or taxi is sufficient and no four-wheel drive is needed. The site does not mention an airport transfer, so arrange your own arrival unless the hotel confirms otherwise.
Explore the area
- Beira travel guide
- Central Mozambique: region guide
- Where to stay in Central Mozambique: choosing a base
- Mozambique accommodation: how to choose a region
Before you book
Confirm which of the five room grades is free for your dates and what beds it contains, whether breakfast is included in the rate or charged from the menu, and the check-in and check-out times. Ask about secure parking if you are driving, and about meeting-room capacity if you are booking around an event. Booking directly through the hotel’s own form is the route it publishes, so query cancellation terms at the same time.
Current rates and availability
We do not publish fixed rates for Hotel Estoril, because pricing and availability change with dates and demand. Use the Check Availability button on this page to see the current options offered by the independent booking provider. Mozambique Travel Guide does not set prices, hold inventory or take payment.