Verride Palácio de Santa Catarina

Historic Hotel, Luxury, Modern Chic $$$$$

Location

From Verride Palácio de Santa Catarina, the cultural charms of the old town are right at your feet. Just a short walk from the hotel are the Bairro Alto and Chiado neighbourhoods, with traditional restaurants, small shops and design ateliers, the several historic 17th-century churches, as well as the city's magnificent cathedral. Not forgetting the famous Castelo de São Jorge in the downtown district. Round off a day of sightseeing with inventive Portuguese cuisine from SUBA, the hotel’s restaurant.

Number of rooms and suites19
Restaurants4
PoolYes (Outdoor)
SpaYes

WHY WE LIKE THIS HOTEL

A former palace turned contemporary retreat, Verride Palácio de Santa Catarina sits at the heart of Lisbon’s old town, a beautiful labyrinth of winding lanes, tight archways, and stone-paved terraces. With a fine dining award-winning restaurant, a rooftop bar and a swimming pool offering panoramic views of the river and city, this historic hotel is a bolthole in one of Europe’s most charming cities. Blending 18th-century vistas with modern comforts, Verride Palácio de Santa Catarina’s rooms and suites are created for relaxation. Clean modern lines and muted pastel colours counterbalance the ancient, romantic scenery from every window. Head to the terrace to relax by the pool or enjoy drinks with (more) views as you look out over the Tagus River at the rooftop bar. making it one of the most magical hotels in Lisbon and Portugal and why recommend at least one night here.

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