Spirituality – Steyler Fátima Hotel – Official Site

Built in 1982, the S. Arnaldo Janssen Chapel pays tribute to the founder of the Divine Word Missionaries and occupies an independent area within the hotel grounds, providing an atmosphere of tranquillity, reflection, and privacy.

Defined by the light and colour of its stained‑glass windows, the chapel is available for group Eucharistic celebrations and personal prayer, offering seating for up to 120 people.

In the heart of Fátima, the garden of Steyler Fátima Hotel – Congress & Spa offers a peaceful space immersed in nature, where the serenity of the surroundings meets the history and spirituality of Fátima.
Throughout the garden, the 14 Stations of the Cross invite visitors to explore the most meaningful moments of the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, along a path that can be experienced with different levels of engagement—from contemplation and reflection to the simple pleasure of enjoying an outdoor space.

For those seeking silence and prayer, one of the quietest corners of our charming gardens is home to the Stations of the Cross, the ideal place for moments of reflection.

In the garden of the Steyler Fátima Hotel – Congress & Spa, younger guests will find a space designed to play, explore, and let their imagination run free.

Surrounded by nature and set within a peaceful environment, the children's playground provides enjoyable outdoor moments, making every stay even more special for the whole family.

Designed to spark imagination and curiosity, the Kids Club at Steyler Fátima Hotel – Congress & Spa offers younger guests a space for fun, discovery and creativity.
Designed for children up to 12 years old, the space combines technology, play and learning through interactive games, projections and digital experiences, in an environment inspired by the history of Fátima and the Apparitions of the Angel of Peace to the Three Shepherd Children.
Between moments of fun, children can explore a recreation of the Loca do Cabeço grotto, climb up to the Three Shepherd Children, slide down the slide or watch a film inside the grotto itself.