
Herdade da Malhadinha Nova
A family-run wine estate on the Alentejo plains: ten rammed-earth suites, a Michelin-starred table fed by the farm outside, and a plunge pool that's yours alone.

A family-run wine estate on the Alentejo plains: ten rammed-earth suites, a Michelin-starred table fed by the farm outside, and a plunge pool that's yours alone.

A former rice estate outside Comporta turned wellness retreat, with an indoor to outdoor spa pool that still works in November, a proper gym, a cinema, and unexpectedly good sushi.
A quiet, spread out hideaway in the Comporta pines: twenty keys, private pools, and a kitchen worth the trip on its own.
A tiered glass and schist retreat cantilevered over the river, on the Douro's quieter northern stretch.
A working vineyard estate around a 1338 tower, Roman ruins underfoot, wine in every direction.
A 1948 pousada reborn in raw concrete and burel wool, framing the Zêzere valley from every room.
A 700 year old monastery on the Vila do Conde waterfront, now a Michelin starred stay built around its own stone arches.
A twenty room boutique stay on Guimarães's medieval square, one room built around a different piece of the city's history.
A hushed, contemporary vineyard hotel outside Évora, with a retractable roof for stargazing from bed.
Two hotels wearing one name in the Comporta pines: an original couples' retreat, and a newer family wing next door.
A 19th century manor on the Foz do Douro coastline, with a Michelin starred table and striking spa stonework.
A clifftop farmhouse turned design hotel beside Europe's only UNESCO World Surf Reserve.
A dune side retreat on the Silver Coast, no TVs, a glasshouse breakfast, and one of the best beach walks in Portugal.
A hillside eco retreat above Santo Isidoro, cliffside terraces and a kitchen led by a Michelin starred consulting chef.