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SIPPING IN STYLE

The cool sophistication of this exclusive hotel lingers long after the wine has slipped away. Relaxing amongst a blend of local colours and natural materials, this is the perfect setting for a unique dining and viticulture experience.

Torre de Palma is a member of the Design Hotels group

The Location

Stark white angles frame Torre de Palma against a vivid blue sky. Sommeliers and wine enthusiasts alike will enjoy extensive vineyards, ancient wine cellars and tasting that together make up the sensory artisan journey on offer here.

Located in a village in the upper Alentejo region, the hotel’s environs are rich in archeological history and panoramic views. Within 30 minutes’ drive you can explore typically beautiful Portuguese villages and the municipal’s capitol Portalegre. Further afield the Sao Mamede mountain range and national parks beckon for walks and summer picnics.

What We Like
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The Owners

Simply sipping and truly savouring the wine and food that the region has to offer
The gorgeous earth tones and natural materials that define the hotel’s look and feel
Steeping ourselves in the local Portuguese culture, architecture and nature
The classic luxury, playful colour and space of the rooms and lounging spaces
Tasting (and buying) the hotel’s own range of beautifully packaged artisan produce

Luxuriously elegant rooms include doubles, superior doubles, family rooms and a master suite with private pool
From tours to tasting; wine clubs and food events, this hotel heralds a wine culture for guests to enjoy
The hotel spa offers a contemporary space to unwind after a day under the sun
Sink into bedroom comfort and soft cushions to login to WiFi throughout
Saddle up in equine style at nearby stables to ride through the vineyards
The hotel restaurant takes you on a sophisticated journey of Alentejo delicacies

Upon the land that embraces Torre de Palma Wine Hotel, amid ancient vineyards, rolling hills, and the thundering hooves of horses, one comes upon a tower from the Middle Ages. It’s here that Paulo Barradas Rebelo and Ana Isabel Rebelo, two pharmacists-turned-hoteliers, like to take their guests. “Every day we go to the top of the tower to see the sunset and talk about our experiences and the rich history here,” says Ana. And given the unlikely personal histories that have led them to owning a hotel on this spot, those conversations likely go long into the night.