Verride Palácio Santa Catarina
An 18th-century palace above the miradouro, with rococo stuccowork, blue azulejos and rooms that feel closer to a private residence than a hotel.
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An 18th-century palace above the miradouro, with rococo stuccowork, blue azulejos and rooms that feel closer to a private residence than a hotel.
Silent Living's pared-back guesthouse: limestone floors, linen everything, and a paper-moon lamp floating over an arched hall.
A 1700s palace turned suite hotel, crowned by a rooftop bar strung with bougainvillea and shade sails over the tiled skyline.
A collector's townhouse on Avenida da Liberdade — tree ferns, striped umbrellas and a cochineal-tiled pool tucked into the courtyard.
Home of the architect who built Mafra, now a wine-led hotel where exposed brick vaults meet gilded canopies and a Portuguese cellar.
A Pombaline façade fitted with a zinc-clad crown — modernist rooftop rooms above a preserved corner of the Avenida.
A love letter to the Portuguese explorer Roberto Ivens: velvet libraries, palm-filled reading nooks and rugs like inherited maps.
A grande dame of Chiado reborn — its rooftop opens onto the Tagus at dusk, lanterns low, the 25 de Abril bridge in the distance.
A new-generation boutique on a Pombaline square — warm-lit windows, an open lobby restaurant, and a quietly literary point of view.