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Me at the entrance of the hotel.
Walking to the beautiful hotel pool.
How cute is our bed?! We were obsessed with the décor of our room.
Riding a Lusitano horse – the hotel offers lessons!
The adorable Lusitano horses!
The view from the pool. So peaceful.
Inspired reading by the pool.
The beautiful grounds of the hotel.
Comfortable indoor lounge area.
Snacks by the pool.
I'll take a pool that faces a vineyard any day. :)
Highs & Lows
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The interior designer did an amazing job – the property is beautiful – all very neutral, which vibes so well with the environment.
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Food at the restaurant was delicious! We didn’t mind that this was the only option for miles and miles.
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Love the you can ride a Lusitano horse on the property – they even provide lessons!
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The large bathrooms – who doesn’t love that?!
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The individuality of the rooms – they were all different but had character and charm. Thought was put into decorating each room which we really appreciated.
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I wish the staff was more intentional about the different experiences offered – they are all on the hotel site but when you arrive, not much is explained to you unless you ask
Important Bits
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Type
Boutique Design Hotel
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Vibe
Country chic.
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Location
Off the grid – a wonderful retreat away from the hustle and bustle in Lisbon.
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Rooms
19
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Music
Silence. You come here to escape all noise.
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Year Opened
Opened in 2014.
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Designed By
Hotel Torre De Palma was designed by architect João Mendes Ribeiro and decorated by Rosarinho Gabriel.
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Health & Wellness
A very nice pool with comfy lounge chairs – no gym but plenty of open space for a run!
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Restaurant
Yes! There’s one restaurant called Basili - we ate here every day! Michelin quality dishes – the food was great and most of the ingredients come from the organic garden right on the property, even the olive oil is made at the hotel which can make for a nice souvenir! The breakfast, which is included, is abundant and filling. This hotel is isolated and the restaurant options are almost non-existent, but we were more than happy to eat at Basilii the entire time because it was so good!
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Bar
Yes – there’s also an amazing wine selection since the property sits on a vineyard!
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Minibar
Yes – but don’t remember anything special about it!
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Children
Families are welcome but I think is best for couples.
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Price
Inexpensive but high-end
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