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The 2024 hot list: the 7 best new hotels in Portugal
The list of all-new 2024 hotels in Portugal
Do you want to know where to book a stay in Portugal, right now? Hotel aficionados want to know what’s new, what’s popular and where to go – and with a slew of highly anticipated debuts, there are more hotels to explore than ever before. We maintain a current list of all new hotels along the Mediterranean that are set to open in 2024, conveniently divided down month by month so you can see exactly when they opened. Here is the complete guide to Portugal’s newest, best and buzziest hotels, inns and guesthouses.
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October
28/10
The Verse
On Lisbon’s Rua de São Bento, where antique shops and design studios jostle for space, The Verse has redefined the art of the aparthotel. Set in a restored building by architect João Luís Carrilho da Graça, with interiors by Studio Astolfi, the 15 apartments mix warm oak, limestone and microcement with sculptural furniture and custom lighting. From compact studios to two-bedroom suites with terraces, each space feels as considered as a private residence. Downstairs, a lobby-meets-cocktail bar draws locals in for a drink, while a discreet concierge service arranges private dinners, market visits and museum tours.
The Verse
R. de São Bento 39
Lisbon
Portugal
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Photography courtesy of The verse
1/10
Viceroy at Ombria Algarve
Viceroy at Ombria Algarve
Rua da Ombria 9
Loulé
Portugal
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Photography courtesy of Viceroy at Ombria Algarve
September
16/9
Hospes Infante Sagres
Porto changes, but Hospes Infante Sagres remains – now more radiant than ever. Since 1951, this landmark hotel has been the city’s quiet aristocrat, hosting dignitaries, artists and travellers drawn to its old-world grandeur. After an elegant restoration under the Hospes Hotels banner, it hasn’t lost an ounce of its soul – only gained new life. The hotel’s façade still whispers of Porto’s gilded age, but step inside and the story deepens. The grand ironwork staircase, the stained-glass ceiling and the 19th-century chandeliers remain, casting a soft, golden glow over the lobby’s luxe furnishings. Yet, there’s a new energy in the air. The rooms, now dressed in a richer palette of deep indigos, burnished golds and soft velvets, feel timeless and inviting. The hotel’s famed Barão Fladgate restaurant reinvents Portuguese classics with a modern hand, while its intimate wine cellar serves as a portal to the Douro Valley’s finest vintages.
Hospes Infante Sagres
Praça D. Filipa de Lencastre 62
Porto
Portugal
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July
15/7
Locke de Santa Joana
Locke de Santa Joana
18 Rua Camilo Castelo Branco
Lisbon
Portugal
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1/7
The Lince Santa Clara
The Lince Santa Clara, a dazzling addition to Vila do Conde’s hospitality scene, stands as a testament to the seamless blend of history and modernity. Crafted within a neoclassical heritage building, this establishment is just a 25-minute journey from Porto’s vibrant heart, offering breathtaking coastal views. Its design, a harmonious marriage of classical grace and contemporary luxury, features an infinity pool and a wellness centre, promising indulgent relaxation. Culinary excellence takes centre stage with two distinct dining experiences: one, helmed by a celebrated two Michelin-starred chef, offers inventive gastronomic delights, while the other delves into the rich tapestry of traditional Portuguese flavours.
The Lince Santa Clara
Largo Dom Afonso Sanches
Vila do Conde
Portugal
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March
15/3
Casas da Quinta de Cima
Casas da Quinta de Cima
EM1242
Vila Nova de Cacela
Portugal
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Photography courtesy of Casas da Quinta de Cima
January
1/1
Almalusa Alfama
Boutique hotel Almalusa Alfama in Lisbon resides in a 12th-century building, artfully restored to marry the historic with the modern. Overlooking the majestic Tagus River, the hotel is a celebration of Portuguese culture and craftsmanship. Each of its 25 rooms, adorned with local and national brands, offers a serene escape. The hotel’s heart is Delfina Café, a culinary delight where Portuguese gastronomy is infused with global influences. Here, guests can indulge in an array of petiscos and fine wines.
Almalusa Alfama
R. dos Bacalhoeiros 16
Lisbon
Portugal
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