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A medieval Roman arch connects two of Alfama's busiest streets right through this boutique hotel's ground floor, which sets the tone for the whole thing. The 12th-century building has been carefully restored around its original woodwork and curved glass, with modern rooms dressed in white, earth tones, and botanical murals, and nearly everything, from the linens to the bath products, is Portuguese-made. Suites look out over the Tagus; smaller rooms face the cathedral.
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- Michelin Guide Selected Hotels
Honors plus setting, weighted & current 74
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