Alfama Guestroom
This guestroom features two adjoining twin beds, exposed brick walls, hardwood floors, and a spacious desk. There is a TV resting on a table in one corner of the room and a white armchair adjacent to the beds.
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Castelo Guestroom
This guestroom features two adjoining twin beds, a spacious desk, and sliding glass doors opening onto a private balcony. There is a TV resting on a table in one corner of the room.
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Castelo Guestroom
This guestroom features exposed stone walls and floors, a large armchair, and a spacious desk. The bed boasts an ornate green and gold colored headboard.
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Mansarda Guestroom
This guestroom features a king-size bed with a unique headboard, a large armchair, a spacious desk, and exposed wood ceilings.
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Mansarda Guestroom
This guestroom features a queen-size bed, a spacious desk, and exposed wood ceilings. A lamp and armchair rest in one corner of the room.
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Guestroom
Lavishly appointed with carefully curated furnishings, artwork, and textiles, the design draws inspiration from the neighboring castle. The guestrooms offer views of either the Tagus River or the cobblestone courtyard.
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Guestroom
Lavishly appointed with carefully curated furnishings, artwork, and textiles, the design draws inspiration from the neighboring castle. The guestrooms offer views of either the Tagus River or the cobblestone courtyard.
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Guestroom
Lavishly appointed with carefully curated furnishings, artwork, and textiles, the design draws inspiration from the neighboring castle. The guestrooms offer views of either the Tagus River or the cobblestone courtyard.
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The Hotel’s Golf Cart
The golf cart makes going up and down the hills of the Alfama district easier for guests.
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Peacock in the Courtyard
The 18th-century mansion combines elements of the rationalist Pombal style of building with more elaborate design elements such as the traditional Azulejo tile and the bright yellow façade.
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Peacock in the Courtyard
A Peacock visiting from the castle grounds sits on the outdoor stone staircase in the hotel’s courtyard.
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Outdoor Fountain
This modern fountain is shaped in a long rectangle with large cacti surrounding it. Lounge chairs topped with colorful cushions sit between the fountain and the entrance to the hotel’s living room.
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Outdoor Fountain
This modern fountain is shaped in a long rectangle. Lounge chairs topped with colorful cushions sit between the fountain and the entrance to the hotel’s living room.
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The Business Center in the Living Room
Next to the reception desk, a small business center featuring a desktop computer and a printer is available for guests to use.
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The Library in the Living Room
Rough linens, heavy curtains, and wooden floors and ceilings set the tone. Much of the furniture is bespoke, designed for the hotel in a medieval style tailored to the 21st century.
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Courtyard During the Evening
During the evening, the hotel’s courtyard is illuminated by Moorish lanterns, and the hotel’s yellow façade takes on a golden hue.
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The Living Room
Along the original stone walls, the hotel provides a variety of refreshments including coffee and a great selection of teas.
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Bica And Pastel De Belém Served At Solar Do Castelo
This traditional Portuguese pastry is served on Azulejo tile coasters alongside Portuguese espresso.
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The Living Room
Rough linens, heavy curtains, and wooden floors and ceilings set the tone. Much of the furniture is bespoke, designed for the hotel in a medieval style tailored to the 21st century.
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Exterior and Courtyard
The 18th-century mansion combines elements of the rationalist Pombal style of building with more elaborate design elements such as the bright yellow façade. The cobbled inner courtyard features a fountain and an inviting fire pit. Beautiful blue-and-white Portuguese tiles, potted plants, and colorful cushions decorate the hotel’s inner courtyard.
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Entrance
Medieval remains, such as the original arched doorway, are seamlessly incorporated into the renovations of the 18th-century mansion.
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Entrance
Located in the entrance foyer, this bespoke chair is designed in medieval style. Blue and white tiles depicting a medieval-styled man are featured on the stone wall behind the chair.
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Entrance
Next to the main entrance, a staircase leads to the second story. There is a bright blue door on the first landing.
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Aerial View
The 18th-century mansion combines elements of the rationalist Pombal style of building with more elaborate design elements such as the bright yellow façade.
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Peacock in the Courtyard
The 18th-century mansion combines elements of the rationalist Pombal style of building with more elaborate design elements such as the traditional Azulejo tile and the bright yellow façade.
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Lisbon, Portugal
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Solar de Castelo
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Solar De Castelo
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Solar De Castelo
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Museum at Solar De Castelo
The medieval remains along with several artifacts uncovered during renovations are proudly on display in the hotel’s museum.
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Museum at Solar De Castelo
The medieval remains along with several artifacts uncovered during renovations are proudly on display in the hotel’s museum.
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Museum at Solar De Castelo
The medieval remains along with several artifacts uncovered during renovations are proudly on display in the hotel’s museum.