Room Count: 19 Rooms
Torre de Palma Wine Hotel
Monforte, Portugal
19 Rooms
Torre de Palma Wine Hotel, located in a hilltop village in Portugal’s upper Alentejo, was built atop the remains of a villa that dates back to 1338. The whitewashed manor was originally the home of a wealthy family, and despite the interventions of a modern architect, who not only refurbished the existing structures but installed some new ones as well,...
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Superior Double Room
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Double Room
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Master Suite
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7450 Herdade de Torre de Palma, 250, Monforte, Alentejo, 7450-250, PRT
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Torre de Palma Wine Hotel
Monforte, Portugal
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orre de Palma Wine Hotel, located in a hilltop village in Portugal’s upper Alentejo, was built atop the remains of a villa that dates back to 1338. The whitewashed manor was originally the home of a wealthy family, and despite the interventions of a modern architect, who not only refurbished the existing structures but installed some new ones as well, the place still exudes a certain air of old-world refinement and leisure.What would you do to pass the time as a 14-century aristocrat living in the Portuguese countryside? You’d drink wine and ride horses — and those are still two of the primary activities here. Torre de Palma is a modern hotel, of course, with a hands-on approach to such classic pastimes, with wine tastings and classes amid the barrels, and a stable where children can take riding lessons or help with grooming and feeding. There are indoor and outdoor swimming pools, too, Hotelist Club a spa, a library, a restaurant, a bar; all around the hotel are rolling vineyards ideal for a late afternoon stroll.
Plenty to keep you properly entertained, in other words, but you’d be forgiven for whiling away the morning in one of the hotel’s eighteen guest rooms and suites. Some are designed with the cheery blue and white color palette of traditional Portuguese tile, others are stark white with gilded details, or painted in dark, moody hues and lit by opulent chandeliers. The styles vary, but they’re all spacious and old-fashioned, especially those located in the estate’s original house, with thick walls, shuttered windows, and beamed wooden ceilings. All are outfitted with romantic antique furniture, and elegant seating areas; bathrooms have underfloor heating and products by the Portuguese brand Castelbel.
The restaurant, Palma, is the perfect candlelit venue to sample updated takes on traditional Alentejo cuisine. This is an off-the-beaten-path part of Portugal, and staying at Torre de Palma — an old place that feels new again, a place where the wine always flows freely — is a quick way to feel at home in the region.
Room Count: 19 Rooms
Superior Double Room
Only Club members can view insider rates
Double Room
Only Club members can view insider rates
Master Suite
Only Club members can view insider rates
Services & Amenities
- 24 hour front desk
- Parking
- Free wi-fi
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Cribs (subject to availability)
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Need to Know
Check in: 2:00 PM, Check Out 12:00 PM
• All children under 2 years stay free of charge in a crib.
• All children under 12 years stay free of charge in an extra bed. Subject to availability.
• The maximum number of children in a room is 2.
Location
7450 Herdade de Torre de Palma, 250, Monforte, Alentejo, 7450-250, PRT
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Overview
Superior Double Room
Double Room
Master Suite
The Story
Torre de Palma Wine Hotel, located in a hilltop village in Portugal’s upper Alentejo, was built atop the remains of a villa that dates back to 1338. The whitewashed manor was originally the home of a wealthy family, and despite the interventions of a modern architect, who not only refurbished the existing structures but installed some new ones as well, the place still exudes a certain air of old-world refinement and leisure.
What would you do to pass the time as a 14-century aristocrat living in the Portuguese countryside? You’d drink wine and ride horses — and those are still two of the primary activities here. Torre de Palma is a modern hotel, of course, with a hands-on approach to such classic pastimes, with wine tastings and classes amid the barrels, and a stable where children can take riding lessons or help with grooming and feeding. There are indoor and outdoor swimming pools, too, Hotelist Club a spa, a library, a restaurant, a bar; all around the hotel are rolling vineyards ideal for a late afternoon stroll.
Plenty to keep you properly entertained, in other words, but you’d be forgiven for whiling away the morning in one of the hotel’s eighteen guest rooms and suites. Some are designed with the cheery blue and white color palette of traditional Portuguese tile, others are stark white with gilded details, or painted in dark, moody hues and lit by opulent chandeliers. The styles vary, but they’re all spacious and old-fashioned, especially those located in the estate’s original house, with thick walls, shuttered windows, and beamed wooden ceilings. All are outfitted with romantic antique furniture, and elegant seating areas; bathrooms have underfloor heating and products by the Portuguese brand Castelbel.
The restaurant, Palma, is the perfect candlelit venue to sample updated takes on traditional Alentejo cuisine. This is an off-the-beaten-path part of Portugal, and staying at Torre de Palma — an old place that feels new again, a place where the wine always flows freely — is a quick way to feel at home in the region.
What would you do to pass the time as a 14-century aristocrat living in the Portuguese countryside? You’d drink wine and ride horses — and those are still two of the primary activities here. Torre de Palma is a modern hotel, of course, with a hands-on approach to such classic pastimes, with wine tastings and classes amid the barrels, and a stable where children can take riding lessons or help with grooming and feeding. There are indoor and outdoor swimming pools, too, Hotelist Club a spa, a library, a restaurant, a bar; all around the hotel are rolling vineyards ideal for a late afternoon stroll.
Plenty to keep you properly entertained, in other words, but you’d be forgiven for whiling away the morning in one of the hotel’s eighteen guest rooms and suites. Some are designed with the cheery blue and white color palette of traditional Portuguese tile, others are stark white with gilded details, or painted in dark, moody hues and lit by opulent chandeliers. The styles vary, but they’re all spacious and old-fashioned, especially those located in the estate’s original house, with thick walls, shuttered windows, and beamed wooden ceilings. All are outfitted with romantic antique furniture, and elegant seating areas; bathrooms have underfloor heating and products by the Portuguese brand Castelbel.
The restaurant, Palma, is the perfect candlelit venue to sample updated takes on traditional Alentejo cuisine. This is an off-the-beaten-path part of Portugal, and staying at Torre de Palma — an old place that feels new again, a place where the wine always flows freely — is a quick way to feel at home in the region.
Services & Amenities
- 24 hour front desk
- Parking
- Free wi-fi
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Cribs (subject to availability)
- EV Charging Station
- Room service
- Concierge
- Valet parking
- Sauna
- Free parking
- Off street parking
- Outdoor Swimming Pool (seasonal)
- Indoor swimming pool
- Spa treatments (on request)
- Rooftop terrace bar
- Babysitting (on request)
- Adjoining rooms
- Jacuzzi
- Turkish bath
- Shuttle service
- Lounge
- Luggage storage
- Garden
- Wine Cellar
- Multi-lingual staff
- Wake-up service
- Doctor on call
- Air conditioning
- Wood burning fireplace
- Business center
- Game room
- Shopping area nearby
- Wine tours nearby
Hotel Policy
Check in: 2:00 PM, Check Out 12:00 PM
• All children under 2 years stay free of charge in a crib.
• All children under 12 years stay free of charge in an extra bed. Subject to availability.
• The maximum number of children in a room is 2.
Superior Double Room
Sophisticated rooms with private living space
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 322 ft²/30 m².
Amenities
- bathtub/shower combo
- coffee/tea
- crib (on request)
- desk
- hairdryer
- minibar
- safe
- Sophisticated rooms with private living space
- television
Double Room
Located in the main house
Bedding
This room features 1 Double/Full Bed and is approximately 505 ft²/47 m².
Amenities
- coffee/tea
- hairdryer
- Located in the main house
- minibar
- safe
- television
Master Suite
Exclusive suite with a large living and dinning room
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 861 ft²/80 m².
Amenities
- bathtub/shower combo
- coffee/tea
- crib (on request)
- desk
- espresso machine
- Exclusive suite with a large living and dinning room
- hairdryer
- kitchenette
- minibar
- safe
- separate bedroom
- separate living room
- television
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