L'and Vineyards

"A food odyssey to a vineyard haven, Alentejo is the largest and most rural region of Portugal, characterized by whitewashed towns, cork forests, and dreamy vineyards."

"Its magnificent, unspoiled setting includes 66 hectares of vineyards, forests, and gentle hills." - The MICHELIN Guide

"Increasingly we’ve seen stylish country inns popping up in Portugal to rival those in Italy, but L’AND Vineyards represents something in another league entirely — a striking work of modern hotel architecture on par with some of the world’s recent best, with a winery, a fine restaurant and a set of high-design suites with retractable roofs thrown in for good measure." - Mark Fedeli

"Increasingly we’ve seen stylish country inns popping up in Portugal to rival those in Italy, but L’AND Vineyards represents something in another league entirely — a striking work of modern hotel architecture on par with some of the world’s recent best, with a winery, a fine restaurant and a set of high-design suites with retractable roofs thrown in for good measure." - Mark Fedeli

"Treating myself to a night at this high-design wine hotel was the best decision I made on a summer road trip through Portugal. It’s one of the sexiest places I’ve ever stayed, comprising a series of low-slung, all-white Modernist buildings with earthy interiors by Brazilian designer Marcio Kogan and retractable roofs for admiring the night sky. I’ll never forget borrowing a bike and riding through the surrounding vineyards at sunset or gazing at the hilltop Montemor-o-Novo castle from the pool. And there were delicious things to eat at the restaurant — I still think about the pork stewed in the property’s reserve wine. Doubles from $232." - Travel + Leisure Editors