The Viceroy at Ombria Algarve resort, awarded a MICHELIN Key in 2026, adds Anne Semonin Paris treatments to its eight-room spa near Loulé: thermal access from €40, rooms from €271 a night.
22 Brazilian hotels awarded MICHELIN Keys 2026, including Rosewood São Paulo and Hotel das Cataratas with Three Keys. The complete list.
Oca Hotels opens the Grand Oca Musa Hotel & Spa in Porto on 1 March 2027: a five-star property with 106 keys, including 12 suites, in Bonfim, featuring a spa and fusion restaurant. The first Grand Oca in Portugal.
Hyatt and Portuguese developer Coporgest sign Park Hyatt Comporta, the brand's first address in Portugal. 58 rooms and suites, six two-bedroom villas and 22 residences on six hectares in Alentejo, less than an hour from Lisbon. Opening scheduled for 2029.
Nestled in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, Cristalino Lodge joins the prestigious ranking of the world's fifty finest luxury hotels.
IHG is set to open the InterContinental Vilamoura in April 2027, converting the current Crowne Plaza Vilamoura into a 323-room, five-star hotel, marking Portugal's fourth InterContinental property.
The Tivoli Avenida Liberdade hotel in Lisbon unveils Signature rooms and a 210 m² presidential suite
The Tivoli Avenida Liberdade in Lisbon has had a selection of rooms and suites redesigned by Rodrigo Izquierdo Studio, along with its 210 m² presidential suite. From €340 a night in a Deluxe Signature.
Portugal's first Andaz, Andaz Lisbon has opened in the Baixa: 170 rooms designed by Patricia Urquiola, the Luzzi rooftop, from €327 a night.
In Melides, Christian Louboutin's Hotel Vermelho lets out two villas: La Salvada, Tarek Shamma's pink house with a pool and rooftop terrace, and La Maison des Bateaux, facing the Alentejo rice fields.
Six Senses Lisbon (114 rooms, late 2026), Andaz Lisbon (170 rooms, opened in March), The Standard in the former naval hospital and Experimental Porto in the 1951 Infante Sagres: Portuguese luxury is restoring heritage and targeting the shoulder season.
In Tavira, the “Venice of the Algarve,” Palácio de Tavira celebrates its first year: 36 rooms across 12 categories in an 18th-century palace, Mirsal restaurant, Luma Wellness spa, and management by Marugal.
Porto is poised to welcome the Debrais Boutique Hotel, a new five-star address resulting from an €11.6 million investment. The establishment promises an exclusive experience, enhanced by exceptional gastronomy orchestrated by Michelin-starred chef Ramón Freixa, further boosting the Portuguese city's luxury appeal.
