It is in the heart of an increasingly vibrant Lisbon, influenced by the elegance of Chiado and the irreverence of Bairro Alto, that we find Bairro Alto Hotel. Rehabilitated and expanded by the architect Souto de Moura with interiors of the Atelier Bastir and TheStudio, it combines style, bohemia and sophistication with the classic charm of a different time. Bairro Alto Hotel opened its doors for the first time in 2005...
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A selection of the most beautiful boutique hotels of Portugal
The blue façade of the Heritage Avenida Liberdade stands out in an architectonic unit on the prime artery of the capital – Avenida da Liberdade. Subject to careful rehabilitation, this 18th century building has come back to life by dint of a project of a unique nature. Designed by Miguel Câncio Martins – whose interventions in the most cosmopolitan capitals are surprising for their daring and creativeness...
Everything about Martinhal Sagres is designed with families in mind. Stylish and design-orientated, Martinhal Sagres offers families a luxury beach holiday experience with high-class family-friendly accommodation, restaurants, bars, kids and leisure services that put families first. Our family friendly resort overlooks Martinhal Beach and is set within a protected natural park, featuring a five star hotel and a selection of luxury...
Torel Avantgarde is an Award-winning five-star art boutique hotel in the centre of Porto. Inspired by the Avantgarde years, the design of the hotel is reminiscent of the elegance of the 1930s/40s, while at the same time celebrating contemporary portuguese art, design and craftsmanship. Each of our 47 rooms and suites is dedicated to an avantgarde artist and designed individually. Enjoy the stunning view over the...
The Bela Vista Hotel & Spa Portimao is set over the Praia da Rocha cliff with a direct access to the beach. It was built in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, along with area’s historical chalets. After its recent refurbishment, the Bela Vista welcomed the Presidents of the Portuguese Republic Mário Soares and Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa. Both leaving their comments in the hotel’s Book of Honour. It was built to...
The ‘House of Joy‘ or ‘Jewelry Box‘ in the original translation, is a small oriental palazzo directly situated on the picturesque Atlantic coast. Valuable and precious objects are put into a jewelry box and in fact, a treasure is truly meant by this aptly chosen name.You find Vila Joya at a breathtakingly beautiful spot, where moorish architecture coupled with the fragrance of the Atlantic Ocean help to conjure the charm of a fairy...
200 years after its inception, Barrocal is more current than ever. The initial philosophy keeps rooted, preserving authenticity, agriculture, landscape richness, comfort and sense of belonging to Alentejo. In a 780-hectare estate, there is plenty of countryside to explore and a variety of activities, from horseback riding to spa treatments, from family picnics to bike rides, from archaeological visits to walks around the property...
Everything we do here at The Vintage Hotel Lisbon is a celebration of Lisbon – its architecture, its culture, its beauty. We aim for our guests to enjoy an original, authentic, and indigenous experience of this incredible city. When you stay with us, you will discover a piece of Lisbon to call your own. This is a place to become inspired. A place to relax. A place to play. Every element has been created in collaboration with local...
The Santiago is a family run Boutique Hotel housed in a fully restored 15th century palace. The hotel is snuggled equidistant between St George’s Castle and the beautiful Look-point – Santa Luzia – with views which ripple down the hillside littered with white washed churches, terracotta roof tops and down to the Tagus river – where the blue of the water meets the blue of the sky, all framed in a riot of pink and purple...
Situated in the heart of the Port Wine Region, Casa dos Varais stands on the south bank of the River Douro. Although the house dates back to the 18th century, the original part was built in the 16th century. Casa dos Varais is known for its turbulent history when it was invaded by Napoleon’s troops in 1808 and burnt down in 1940...