Jupiter Algarve Hotel – Beach & Spa
Overview
Jupiter Algarve sits on Avenida Tomás Cabreira, the main street of Praia da Rocha, a short walk from one of the Algarve's biggest beaches: a wide sweep of golden sand below ochre cliffs. Shops, restaurants, the casino and Portimão marina are all within walking distance.
The hotel has been renovated, and its 183 rooms and suites are modern and air-conditioned, from standard rooms of 19 m² to sea-view deluxe rooms, junior suites and family suites of up to 42 m². Ask for a sea view: the front rooms look straight out over the Atlantic.
There's a year-round heated pool, and the Soul Spa has an indoor pool for cooler days. Meals are served as a buffet in the Jupiter Restaurant, and the bar has live music in the evenings.
It's an easy base for boat trips from Portimão to the Benagil cave, for the village of Alvor next door and for days out along the western Algarve.
Highlights
- A short walk from the beach at Praia da Rocha
- Sea-view rooms and suites facing the Atlantic
- Year-round heated pool and the Soul Spa
- Walk to Portimão marina, restaurants and casino
- Renovated rooms from 19 to 42 m²
Facilities
Pools & wellness
- Outdoor pool
- Indoor pool
- Spa
- Gym
Food & drink
- Restaurant
- Bar
General
- Air conditioning
- Parking
More amenities
- Swimming pool
- Heated pool
- Spa
- Indoor pool
- Fitness centre
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Air conditioning
- Garage parking
Location
Some helpful facts
The property
- Type: Hotel
- 4 stars
- Style: Mid-range, Family-friendly
Board options
- Bed & breakfast
FAQs about Jupiter Algarve Hotel – Beach & Spa
You can stay on a bed-and-breakfast basis or add dinner. The hotel's Beach & Spa package adds a buffet dinner, daily spa access and a beach umbrella. We'll confirm what's available for your dates.
It's on Praia da Rocha's seafront avenue, a short walk from the sand. Ask for a sea-view room to look out over the beach and the Atlantic.
Yes. There are family rooms and family suites of up to 42 m², a heated pool and a big sandy beach close by.
