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Torel Palace Lisbon

A five-star boutique hotel across four historic palace buildings on Colina de Sant’Ana, one of Lisbon’s seven hills, with 33 rooms and suites, a private villa, and five apartments, each named after a Portuguese royal figure, the Michelin-starred 2Monkeys restaurant by Chef Vitor Matos, and Calla Wellness and Spa with two outdoor pools looking out over the city.

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At a glance

Torel Palace Lisbon stands on Colina de Sant’Ana, one of the seven hills that define Lisbon’s topography, in a position that gives the property panoramic views over the city centre, the Tagus River, and São Jorge Castle.

The hotel occupies four historic buildings, the Pink Palace, the Blue Palace, the Lavra Palace, and the White Building, three of which are 19th-century mansions. Each room and suite is named after a Portuguese royal figure, with the interior design drawing on the heritage of the buildings and the history of the monarchy they honor.

The hotel has 33 rooms and suites, a private villa, and five exclusive apartments, in an intimate and pet-friendly environment. The Lavra Funicular, the oldest in Lisbon, stands a short walk from the entrance, with Rossio, Chiado, and Bairro Alto all within an eight-minute walk. The hotel won Best Boutique Hotel at the Publituris Portugal Travel Awards 2025 and Best Hotel View in Europe.

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Food and Drink

2Monkeys is the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant, led by Chef Vitor Matos alongside Chef Guilherme Spalk, with a surprise tasting menu that changes with the season and draws on Portuguese ingredients.

Black Pavilion is an al-fresco restaurant and bar with views over the city, serving Mediterranean cuisine in a setting that operates as both a dining destination and a social space throughout the day and evening. Duke’s Bar is a British-inspired bar within the hotel, serving cocktails, wines, and light bites in an interior that draws on the aesthetic of a London gentlemen’s club.
Spa and Wellness

Calla Wellness and Spa features two outdoor swimming pools with city views, treatment rooms, a hammam inspired by Turkish and Moroccan bathing traditions, and a gym.

Treatments draw on natural products and Eastern wellness traditions. An outdoor patio connects the pool area to the garden, with sun loungers and poolside service throughout the warmer months.
Location

Torel Palace Lisbon stands on Colina de Sant’Ana in the historic centre of Lisbon, with panoramic views over the city, the Tagus River, and São Jorge Castle.

The Lavra Funicular, the oldest in Lisbon, is a short walk from the entrance, with Rossio, Chiado, and Bairro Alto all within an eight-minute walk. The Alfama district, the Castle, and the waterfront are all within easy reach on foot or by tram. Lisbon Airport is around 15 minutes by car.

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Room Types

Classic Rooms

Classic Rooms are individually designed around a specific Portuguese royal figure, with vintage-inspired furnishings, dark wooden floors, and lofty ceilings from the original 19th-century palace buildings.

City or garden views vary by position across the four buildings. All include Egyptian cotton sheets, a minibar, a Nespresso machine, a safe, free WiFi, and air conditioning.

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Suites

Suites step up in space and in some configurations include private terraces with city or river views, jacuzzis, and bathtubs. Each is named after a specific Portuguese royal, with design references and artwork carrying through the room.

The Royal Suite and Imperial Suite represent the most complete accommodation in the hotel, with panoramic city views, separate living areas, and the most generous room footprints in the collection.

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Villa

The private villa stands within the palace grounds as a self-contained residence with its own entrance, living area, and private outdoor space.

It is suited to guests who want complete separation from the main hotel while retaining access to all palace services, including 24-hour room service, the spa, and restaurant reservations.

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Apartments

Five apartments stand within the palace collection, each named after a Portuguese royal figure and designed with the same vintage-inspired furnishings found throughout the hotel.

Each has its own living area and operates independently from the main hotel, with full access to all palace services and restaurants.

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