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For something entirely different during your trip to Lisbon, book a room at Tivoli Palácio De Seteais, a spectacular 18th century palace with Sintra Mountain views to match
Tivoli Palácio De Seteais is a truly unique hotel near Lisbon; historic too, having hosted both royalty and aristocrats since its 1787 construction and once the private home of the Marquis of Marialva. Today, lucky guests staying in one of just 30 available rooms have that same sense of regal grandeur on offer, though also a decidedly 21st century swimming pool and sun deck, spa, tennis courts, modern amenities in the rooms and an up-to-the-minute take on traditional Portuguese cuisine in the onsite restaurant, plus plenty more besides.
It is not hard to see why such nobility flocked to the palace’s expansive gardens, through a grand archway and into its lofty dining halls, marble-clad corridors and all-important drawing rooms, primed for entertaining the great and the good over centuries-past. Roll on 250 years however and while the stately décor remains, the chandeliers and frescoes, heavy drapes and antique furniture, priceless rugs and even a horse and cart waiting outside, Tivoli Palácio De Seteais is still accessible and the service style puts you completely at ease. There is, of course, an old-world feel to everything here, but that is actually the allure of booking a room at Tivoli Palácio De Seteais, as few luxury hotels in Portugal – or anywhere else – can compete with the building’s heritage, grounds and notable setting. Surrounded by the Sintra Mountains, just outside the UNESCO-listed town itself and with views of the Moorish Castle and Pena Palace, it is all best-enjoyed while sipping a cocktail or vintage wine label from one of the hotel’s enchanting patios; certainly a holiday to remember.
Services and facilities
Dining
Seteais Restaurant
Seteais Colares DOC
The Bar