This 17th-century Carmelite convent was turned in the 19th century into a hotel by two Yorkshire women, hence the name.

A large and opulent hotel in a pink 19th-century stately home with a modern wing. It stands above terraces with orange trees on a hilltop with glorious views over the Tagus.

Liked for its informal atmosphere, this 18th-century palace, managed by Diogo Laranjo, stands in the cobbled street of the same name (‘green windows’).

This art deco gem is located on a quiet street in Lisbon’s historic centre. It was designed by the famous Portguese modernist architect Cassiano Branco and built in 1944.

Located in the quiet residential Lapa area, opposite the National Museum of Ancient Art, is this former palace now elegant boutique hotel. 

This stylish, contemporary design hotel is located in Lisbon’s Alfama district, or old town.

An former 18th-century palace on Lisbon’s bustling main avenue is now a stylish comtemporary boutique hotel, with interiors by the famous Portuguese designer Miguel Cancio Martins.

This is the only hotel within the walls of Sao Jorge Castle, and in fact was built on the site of the castle’s kitchens at the time that it served as the royal palace.