Portugal accommodation guide
Discover Portugal's distinctive historic hotels in castles, convents, palaces and heritage buildings across the mainland and islands.
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Pousada Castelo de Alcácer do Sal occupies a historic castle overlooking the town and the Sado River valley. Its elevated setting and architectural heritage make it a distinctive place to stay while exploring Alcácer do Sal and the surrounding Alentejo countryside.
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Pousada Castelo Alvito offers accommodation in a restored castle in the Alentejo village of Alvito. Historic architecture, gardens and an outdoor swimming pool make it an appealing countryside retreat and a practical base for exploring smaller Alentejo towns.
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Pousada Castelo de Estremoz occupies a historic castle and palace complex overlooking the Alentejo town of Estremoz. Its imposing architecture and central location offer an atmospheric base for exploring the town’s heritage, traditional streets and surrounding countryside.
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Pousada Convento de Arraiolos occupies a restored convent near the Alentejo town famous for its traditional handwoven carpets. The historic building and quiet surroundings offer an atmospheric base for discovering Arraiolos, its craft heritage and the wider Évora region.
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Pousada Convento de Beja occupies a restored former Franciscan convent in the historic center of Beja. Its traditional architecture provides an atmospheric base for exploring the city’s monuments and the surrounding Alentejo, a region known for its agricultural landscapes and food traditions.
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Pousada Convento de Évora occupies a historic former convent in the UNESCO-listed center of Évora. Located near the Roman Temple and the city’s principal monuments, it offers an exceptionally convenient setting for exploring the architectural heritage of the Alentejo.
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Pousada Convento Vila Viçosa occupies the historic former Convent of Chagas de Cristo in Vila Viçosa. Its distinctive architecture and setting in a town associated with Portuguese royal history make it an appealing base for exploring the eastern Alentejo.
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Pousada de Marvão offers accommodation within the fortified hilltop town of Marvão, near the Spanish border. Its traditional buildings and medieval surroundings provide an atmospheric base for exploring narrow streets, castle viewpoints and the dramatic landscapes of the northern Alentejo.
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Pousada Mosteiro do Crato occupies the historic Flor da Rosa complex, where monastic, defensive and palatial architecture reflects several periods of Alentejo history. Its remarkable building and countryside location make the hotel itself an important part of the travel experience.
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