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Valverde Hotel

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“A beautifully preserved 19th century town house that sits on Avenida da Liberdade, flanked by theatres, designer shops and restaurants, offering 25 rooms spread over six floors, an outdoor swimming pool and a restaurant serving Portuguese cuisine, with staff so friendly you will return just for them”

Hotel review

Conveniently situated on Lisbon’s main avenue, avoiding the traffic-choked, narrow streets of Lisbon’s down town, Hotel Valverde is a real home from home. Just 25 rooms and suites are found on the six floors that make up this elegant 19th century townhouse, whose décor pays homage to Portugal’s heritage. Portuguese antique prints and modern art hang on the walls; the porcelain comes from Braz Gil Studios and the woven geometric rugs and tiles on the floors are all locally sourced. A nod to the country’s Moorish heritage can be seen in the pierced, sliding wooden screens that divide some rooms from their chic, black and white bathrooms with cast-iron, stand-alone tubs and generous rain showers.

Downstairs, the Sitio restaurant has a brasserie feel to it, with comfy wooden chairs with big cushions and sofas. The menu is Portuguese focused with dishes like octopus with rice and a good selection of local wines. There is live music daily, alternating between jazz, bass nova and Fado. Views are onto the leafy courtyard outside, with a swimming pool and space to soak up the sun.

Mary Lussiana
Mary Lussiana Review published: 12/21/2023

Recommended for

  • Local exploring

    • Located on the coveted Avenida da Liberdade, this hotel is perfectly placed for luxury local exploring

  • City Style

    • Set in a townhouse with contemporary interiors and antique touches, this hotel has lots of city style

  • Romantic Break

    • Couples love the romantic suites at this elegant townhouse hotel; dine at the patio restaurant

  • Hotel Entertainment

    • Enjoy jazz and boss nova on Thursdays on the hotel terrace; sample the signature cocktails to complete the evening

  • Great walks

    • Explore the city centre on foot with a long walk; don't miss the Lisbon Botanical Garden

  • Local markets

    • Eat like a local at the Mercado da Ribeira, a traditional market and food court

  • Full of character

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Family Suites

  • Romantic

  • Luxury

  • Contemporary

  • Traditional

  • 5* Luxury

  • Child friendly

  • Antiques

  • Chic

  • Boutique

  • Restaurant

  • Townhouse

Facilities

  • Parking

    Private parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is needed) and costs EUR 20 per day

  • Wifi

  • Satellite / Cable TV

  • Safe

  • Family Suites

  • Bar

  • Airport transfer

  • No pets

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Air conditioning

  • Concierge

  • Room service

  • Child friendly

  • Garden

  • Restaurant

Activities

  • Hotel Entertainment

    • Enjoy jazz and boss nova on Thursdays on the hotel terrace; sample the signature cocktails to complete the evening

  • Great walks

    • Explore the city centre on foot with a long walk; don't miss the Lisbon Botanical Garden

  • Local markets

    • Eat like a local at the Mercado da Ribeira, a traditional market and food court

Map & Location

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Other reviews

Valverde Hotel

On Lisbon’s grandest boulevard, this charming boutique hotel's 25 rooms and suites overlook the capital’s characteristic red roofs. Interiors behind the beautifully preserved 19th-century façade draw together the very best art, porcelain, fabrics and marble from around the country, creating a national showcase.

Originally published by The Telegraph

Lisbon hotels: 13 of the best

Clever use of touchy-feely textiles, vintage and contemporary artworks and restored mid-20th-century furniture keeps things agreeably mixed up at Hotel Valverde. It's dark, hushed and discreet yet smiling and unstuffy, with sunshine by the pool and terrace rather than on the roof, as is the more typical Lisbon way.

Originally published by CN Traveller

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