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The most beautiful hotels in Portugal

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Heritage Avenida Liberdade Facade

Romantik Boutique Hotel
Heritage Avenida Liberdade

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As Janelas Verdes Facade

Romantik Boutique Hotel
As Janelas Verdes

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Aussenansicht Romantik Boutique Hotel Lisboa Plaza Kopie

Romantik Boutique Hotel
Lisboa Plaza

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Solar do Castelo Nobel Pateo Fountain

Romantik Boutique Hotel
Solar do Castelo

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View of the triumphal arch on the trading square at sunrise in Lisbon, Portugal

That makes your holiday so special

Anyone who wants to experience the fascination of the westernmost country in mainland Europe at first hand will find exactly the right starting point in our Romantik Hotels in Portugal for an eventful, exciting, sometimes also idyllically peaceful, but in any case unforgettable getaway. For, just as varied as the country itself, so multifaceted are our accommodations. They unite architecture and history, tradition and modernity, art and culture, and give every guest with their homely ambience the feeling of having found a new home in Portugal for a while.

Inspirational holiday in hotels in Portugal

Portugal feels like taking a deep breath. Salty Atlantic air, warm light on pastel façades, the first coffee in the sun – and suddenly everyday life feels a very long way away. A holiday in Portugal is relaxing and inspiring at the same time: perfect for anyone who wants to combine sea, culture, indulgence and genuine joie de vivre. Diverse landscapes, aromas and taste experiences, nature, music and our most beautiful Romantik® Hotels make Portugal and its capital Lisbon a complete experience. From historic villages, thermal springs and mountain communities dedicated to design, to the world’s biggest waves, castles, canals, cherries and wine – here you will find a bit of everything. Portugal’s Mediterranean charm is especially evident on the golden beaches of the Algarve, in the wilderness of the Azores, in the vineyards of the Douro Valley and in the cobbled streets of Lisbon and Porto, where Old World culture meets cosmopolitan bars and restaurants. Book now.

Lisbon – city of hills, tiles and big emotions

Lisbon is not a city you simply tick off. It seduces. With squeaking yellow trams, viewpoints over red roofs and cafés where time seems to stand still. In Alfama, you deliberately lose yourself in narrow alleyways while soft Fado sounds drift from open windows. Bairro Alto thrives on creative energy and long evenings, Chiado on style and culture. Anyone booking a hotel in Lisbon stays right in the urban heart of Portugal – and is still on the beach in less than 30 minutes.

The Algarve – where the Atlantic shines gold

The Algarve is Portugal at its most spectacular. Steep cliffs dropping into turquoise sea, small coves that can only be reached on foot or by boat, and kilometres of sandy beaches for endless summer days. A barefoot walk on the beach in the morning, fresh fish straight off the grill at lunchtime, sunset over the Atlantic in the evening – that is what a holiday in the Algarve feels like. Whether it is a stylish beach hotel, a luxurious resort or a charming boutique hotel: everyone will find their own favourite spot here.

Sights – history you can touch

Portugal tells stories – everywhere. In Sintra, palaces seem straight out of a fairy-tale book, and in Belém monumental buildings recall the age of the explorers. Porto delights with its old town, the Douro river and centuries-old wine cellars. Even small places surprise with castles, monasteries and historic squares. The special thing is that culture never feels heavy here, but always alive and accessible.

Insider tips – the quiet, authentic Portugal

Those who look more closely will discover Portugal away from the postcard scenes. The Alentejo entices with expanses, silence and peaceful beaches. In the north, green landscapes, small towns full of tradition and a cuisine that is down-to-earth and surprising at the same time await. Around Lisbon too, there are quiet coastal towns and hidden cafés – perfect for anyone who wants to experience the authentic Portugal.

Why book a hotel in Portugal?

Romantik® Hotels in Portugal are part of the travel experience. Many combine modern design with traditional elements, offer warm service and excellent value for money. Whether it is an elegant city hotel or a boutique hotel, you will quickly feel welcome here. Add sunshine for almost the whole year, excellent food and a relaxed attitude that makes every stay special.

Whether it’s a longer trip or a short break: Book here!

Would you like to discover Portugal’s historic cities with their impressive exhibitions, museums, sights, markets and cultural events on an exciting city break? Or would you rather treat yourself to a relaxing summer holiday with beach, sea, enjoyable hours in the many local restaurants along the promenades and strolling through the little lanes of Alfama? Whatever you’re after – you can find the Portugal holiday that suits you right here!

FAQ Questions & Answers about holidays in Portugal

Portugal is located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula. It borders Spain to the east and north, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west and south. This location gives the country plenty of sunshine, mild temperatures, and a long coastline with stunning beaches.

Portugal captivates with a mix of culture, cuisine, nature, and a relaxed way of life. Beautiful historic cities like Lisbon, Atlantic beaches, wine regions, and a relatively short journey from Central Europe make the country especially appealing.
 

Lisbon is Portugal’s capital and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. The city, which can be explored easily with its famous trams, stretches across seven hills along the Tagus River and connects historic neighborhoods like Alfama with creative districts, viewpoints, and modern architecture.

Alfama enchants with narrow streets and the sounds of fado, Bairro Alto is known for nightlife and small bars, Chiado for culture and shopping. Belém captivates with famous sights such as the Belém Tower and Pastéis de Nata.

Popular day trips include Sintra with its palaces, the beaches of Cascais, or the coastal town of Estoril. The Atlantic coast is also easily accessible.
 
 
 

Typical Portuguese dishes include fish and seafood, bacalhau in countless variations, as well as sweet specialties like Pastéis de Nata—especially fresh from a bakery in Lisbon.

Portugal can be visited year-round. Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) are especially suitable for road trips, city breaks, and cultural trips. Summer is perfect for a beach holiday, especially along the Atlantic coast and in the Algarve.

Portugal is excellent for a beach holiday—especially in the Algarve with its rocky coves and sandy beaches. The Atlantic coast around Lisbon and in the north also offers many opportunities for sunbathing and swimming. However, the water is cooler than in the Mediterranean, with summer temperatures usually ranging between 17 and 20°C. Many beaches are supervised and very clean.

Yes, there are numerous beautiful beaches in and around Lisbon. The beaches of Cascais and Estoril are especially popular, as well as the long sandy beaches of Costa da Caparica on the other side of the Tagus River. They are quickly accessible by train or car.