Valverde Lisboa Hotel & Garden, Relais & Châteaux

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"Designed to evoke London and New York townhouses, this discreet, dark-hued hideaway mixes tactile textiles, vintage and contemporary art, and restored mid-century furniture, now with 48 rooms after a 2021 expansion that added a spa and restaurant. I’m especially fond of the quiet interior courtyard with its rare-in-Lisbon pool and a few hours of undisturbed afternoon sun. For the best experience, I book a deluxe room or suite for more space, antique bathtubs, and views over the garden or down to Avenida da Liberdade’s designer parade." - Abigail Malbon

"Opened in 2014 on Lisbon’s grandest boulevard, the tree-linedAvenida da Liberdade, Hotel Valverde has the look and feel of a private—if elegantly bohemian—residence. Each of its 25 dramatically painted rooms and suites is uniquely furnished with plush drapery, vintage artwork, and vibrantly patterned area rugs atop herringbone wooden floors. Adding to the hospitable atmosphere is a film-screening room (housemade chips provided), afternoon tea at the Sítio Valverde restaurant, which is bordered by elegant 18th-century engravings, and a colorful patio dotted with massive tree-ferns surrounding a heated outdoor pool. Fado seekers need not look far: There’s live music performed twice a week and accompanied by Portuguese dishes like confit of suckling pork belly. For the best views in the house, the Valverde Suite overlooks São Jorge Castle, though all the other rooms either have windows that open onto the avenue or balconies above the patio."

Valverde Hotel

"So, can you tell us a little about this place?This sophisticated hotel claims prime real estate in the center of Avenida da Liberdade. But that doesn’t mean it feels like sterile chain; instead, what makes this boutique hotel stand out is its warm, residential ambience marked by contemporary art and modern furnishings. It sounds lovely. What are the other guests like?You won’t bump into conference attendees or backpackers in the lobby here. Rather, you'll see stylish travelers—designers, artists, and writers. That's our tribe. How was check in? The hotel's warm atmosphere extends to the hospitality—check-in is reliably smooth. Perfect. Now, onto the good stuff: Tell us about the digs.Staying true to its residential feel, Valverde's guest rooms have deep, warm hues and pretty patterned fabrics, as well as high-quality, comfortable furniture. We feel at home already. How about the little things, like the mini bar, or the shower goodies? What made your stay more comfortable?Rooms have reliable (and free) wifi, air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and minibars. Suites offer sitting areas; upgraded suites have proper living rooms. Excellent. And how about room service, or the dining options in general: Worth it?A complimentary à la carte breakfast takes place in Sito Valverde, the hotel’s restaurant, which serves modern Portuguese cuisine and craft cocktails throughout the day. Order the refreshing house specialty, the Valverde Spirit, and enjoy it while sitting amid the chic vintage furniture. We can do that. Does the service get top marks?Staffers make the hotel feel like home. Great. Any other services of features you'd like to shout out? Whether it’s childcare, gyms, spas, even parking—whatever stuck with you.Don’t miss Pateo, a verdant oasis with a heated swimming pool and lounge furniture. You can enjoy afternoon tea service, cocktails, light bites, or, on occasion, live jazz and fado. Will do. So, bottom line: Why would we stay here?Hotel Valverde is a great option for anyone wanting a hospitable, residential-like stay near the action." - Jenna Scatena

Valverde Hotel, a Design Boutique Hotel Lisbon, Portugal

"Located right in the middle of Lisbon’s upscale Avenida da Liberdade, the 5-star Valverde boutique hotel features a patio with a small swimming pool. Free WiFi access is available. The tranquil bedrooms feature strong-coloured walls contrasting with the light-coloured fabrics. They all include sophisticated and functional furniture plus objects from the 1950's. Each private bathroom comes with a bathrobe and slippers. The on-site Sitio Valverde Restaurant and Patio offers a daily menu inspired in traditional Portuguese cuisine. In addition, guests can enjoy an afternoon tea or a cocktail in the intimate ambiance of the Patio. The outdoor pool features jets and heated water plus background music carefully selected by a DJ or live music. The 24-hour reception can organise all tours and required visits to the city and other places. Transport services, car rental and purchase of tickets for shows or theatres are also available. Rossio Square is a 10-minute walk, as well as D. Maria II National Theatre. Lisbon International Airport is 8.2 km away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

Valverde Lisboa Hotel & Garden (Lisbon, Portugal) Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"It’s quiet luxury all the way at the Valverde Lisboa Hotel & Garden. This elegant boutique hotel is set on the tree-lined Avenue da Liberdade, Lisbon’s very own Champs-Élysées, and inside, it’s modeled after the look of a London townhouse. Traditional Portuguese details — handmade porcelain vases, landscape paintings in gilded frames, Moorish-inspired woodwork — add local character to the sultry ground-level living room, and rooms are sophisticated, with moody color palettes, geometric patterns, and retro-inspired furniture. Those in the original building are cozy and compact, while many rooms in the newer wing have private balconies and freestanding cast iron tubs. Breakfast is served in the stylish restaurant, with tables spilling onto the interior courtyard in warm weather, and the rooftop terrace is home to a petite swimming pool." - Tablet Hotels