The Palacio Belmonte certainly does not come cheap but the expense is more than justified by what must be its considerable upkeep costs. the unique experience it offers is worth every cent. Guests have the run of the hotel with its sprawling rooms, filled with antiques, books and art objects. The place is not luxurious in the conventional sense but... More

Place is very beautiful room which we had too,service very good,beautiful views,but not every taxi driver knows road to it,it's hidden inside city and as somebody previously says u must ring to the gates and wait till somebody will wake up in the mid of the night to open the door for you. More

This place is so much more than a hotel. We never wanted to leave and still miss the people and the beautiful rooms. The owners are warm, brilliant people with impeccable taste and a love of history, art, and architecture that touches every aspect of the experience from the worn stone steps and restored azulejo murals to the unique personal... More

In the heart of Lisbon, a few steps away from the Castelo S. Jorge, the Palacio Belmonte is Lisbon´s oldest palace. You almost dont notice it as you walk up the cobbled street up to the large wooden red door. Beautifully restored by the hand of its present owners, with meaningful and quirky pieces of art scattered all over the... More

Spent the last two nights at the Palacio Belmonte - hated to leave. Loved the scale of the hotel, Our room/suite (#5) was on four different floors. Kitchen on the lower level, drawing room and bath on the second level, bedroom on the third and a terrace with the most magnificent view of Lisbon and the river on the fourth.... More

Palacio Belmonte is a simply beautiful restoration of a palace in the atmospheric Alfama area of Lisbon . Location is excellent ..steps from the Castle but very private. You feel special as you walk through the large red door and realize that you are not touring a museum or palace but rather staying in one. Sometimes such hotels are rather... More

Imagine staying in a rambling palace built in the 1400- 1600's that has taken millions of euros to restore! Some of the walls date back to before Christ (the Roman tower) and during the time of the Moorish occupation-- such history! Although it doesn't have tv's or stand up showers in some of the suites,I didn't miss modernity. The best... More

We had a wonderful stay. Amazing suite with a very nice vew over the city. Great breakfast and kind people. Go for it, it worth it. Carine et Gilles DANIEL. More

If you want a historic setting, unique rooms, tranquillity and calm in a big city, very helpful and knowledgeable staff, stay here. If you need to do business, need broadband, wants lots of staff running around, lots of people in the hotel, more than just breakfast, then stay elsewhere. We could only spend one night (its not an easy place... More