Our Selection of Hotels and Restaurants in Portugal
The best hotels & restaurants in Portugal
After sharing our route, cities and experiences in the Portugal travel journal, it’s time to talk about hotels and restaurants.
Because when you travel here, you don’t just want to see – you want to enjoy. Beautiful spaces, great food and experiences that actually matter.
Below you’ll find a curated selection of hotels, restaurants and rooftops you shouldn’t miss.
Luxury & Boutique Hotels in Portugal
– Four Seasons Ritz Lisboa – classic, elegant, stunning views over the city
– The One Palácio da Anunciada, Lisbon – urban palace, refined, very well located
– Pestana Palace Lisboa – history, gardens and a royal residence atmosphere
– Torel Palace Lisbon – boutique luxury, intimate and very aesthetic – Avenida Palace, Lisbon – old school charm, right on Avenida da Liberdade
– EPIC SANA Algarve Hotel – modern resort, spacious, close to the beach
– Six Senses Douro Valley, Lamego – luxury retreat among vineyards, spa and quiet
– Myriad by SANA Hotels, Lisbon – contemporary design, spectacular river views
– Grande Real Villa Italia, Cascais – elegant, oceanfront, aristocratic feel
– Palácio Ludovice Wine Experience Hotel, Lisbon – boutique hotel, wine-focused, great design
– Valverde Hotel, Lisbon – discreet, refined, perfect for a city break
– Verride Palácio Santa Catarina, Lisbon – restored palace, romantic, beautiful rooftop
Bars & Rooftops
– BAHR, Lisbon – elegant, perfect for sunset and cocktails
– SEEN Sky Bar, Lisbon – modern, vibrant, city views
– Topo Martim Moniz, Lisbon – urban, relaxed, nice panorama
– Park Bar, Lisbon – unconventional rooftop, fun, very popular
– Sky Bar Tivoli, Lisbon – classic, great for evenings
Restaurants in Portugal You Shouldn’t Miss
– Belcanto, Lisbon – fine dining, two Michelin stars
– Casa de Chá da Boa Nova, Leça da Palmeira – iconic, on the cliffs by the ocean
– Pedro Lemos, Porto – elegant, modern Portuguese cuisine
– LAB by Sergi Arola, Sintra – creative, contemporary
– Epur, Lisbon – refined, minimalist
– Refeitro da Baixa, Coimbra – warm, authentic
– Palácio do Grilo, Lisbon – unconventional experience, unlike a classic restaurant
– Alma, Lisbon – Michelin star, elegant
– Antiqvvm, Porto – fine dining with Douro river views
– Ocean, Algarve – two Michelin stars, top-level gastronomy