Palácio Belmonte, Lisboa

The hotel is located beneath the walls of Castelo São Jorge, Palácio Belmonte, the oldest complex in Lisbon. Parts of it date from 1449. In 1997 The Palácio Belmonte was registered as a national monument. In October 2000, the regeneration project received international acknowledgement by being presented with the the RICS Award (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors). Besides its 11 luxury suites, Palácio Belmonte offers several public places including a library, living rooms with fireplaces, garden and outdoor swimming pool.

Appreciate the view of the river from the hotel building or take a romantic stroll along its banks. Located in Lisbon’s oldest and most intriguing neighbourhood – Alfama – the Palácio Belmonte is within walking distance of many historic sights. Pay a visit to Sé Cathedral, Santo António Church or St. Jorge Castle. Also worth a visit are Lisbon’s largest open square – Terreiro do Paço, the Baixa/Chiado shopping area and Feira da Ladra, a market which is held twice a week. Music enthusiasts can discover Portugal’s most influential music – the Fado – at the Fado Museum.


All suites are decorated in a unique contemporary style, featuring furniture from the 17th through to the 21st century. Marvel at the old tile decorations from the 15th and 17th century found throughout the building. Each suite is named after a well-known personality from Portuguese history.