Bairro Alto Hotel

Like Fado music and the beloved dish, bacalao, the Bairro Alto Hotel captures the savory, complex character of Portugal, beginning with its setting on Luis de Camoes, Lisbon's main square. Combining refined contemporary furnishings and the classic architectural elements of a beautifully restored building, celebrated designer Grace Leo-Andrieu has crafted a true urban oasis. You will be enchanted at every turn, whether admiring the traditional azulejo tile work, gazing over the Tagus River or dining in the stylish Flores restaurant.A dynamic history makes Lisbon a playground for lovers of culture. Get your bearings at Jeronimos Monastery, where views gaze over the tiled rooftops of the city's many rolling hills. Wandering the cobblestone streets of the Alfama district yields encounters with colorful markets and lively taverns, while day tripping to nearby Sintra introduces you to one of the country's most picturesque towns. Make sure to stop for a signature lunch of salt cod and vinho verde in the main square.