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Palacio Belmonte Lisbon
Ultra-LuxuryCity

Lisbon, Portugal

10 rooms
Opened 1449 / Restored 2000
Frédéric Coustols (15th-Century Palace)
Lisbon, Portugal

Rooms & Suites

Palacio Belmonte Lisbon Rooms & Suites

Accommodations at Palácio Belmonte comprise 10 palatial suites across the 15th-century palace, featuring original 18th-century blue-and-white azulejo tiles by Manuel dos Santos, private rooftop terraces with Tagus River views, plush king beds, and marble bathrooms with soaking tubs.

3 categories on the live list

Before you book a room

  • Every suite is completely unique and decorated with registered 18th-century azulejo tile murals.
  • Suites feature private terraces overlooking the Tagus River or the orange-tree courtyard.

Category 1

Padre Himalaia Garden Suite

A charming palace suite featuring 18th-century azulejo tiles, view of the orange garden, king bed, sitting salon, and marble bath with soaking tub.

65 m² / 699 sq ft

Category 2

Bartolomeu Dias Tower Suite

Spectacular three-level suite inside a Roman watchtower featuring private rooftop terrace with 360° Lisbon and river views, king bed, and salon.

110 m² / 1,184 sq ft

Category 3

The Pedro Álvares Cabral Compound

The pinnacle grand presidential suite featuring cathedral ceilings, 1720s tile murals, private garden terrace, master bedroom, and dedicated host.

160 m² / 1,722 sq ft

Palacio Belmonte Lisbon rooms FAQ

How many suites does Palácio Belmonte have?
The palace features just 10 expansive, individually designed luxury suites.
Do suites have televisions?
No, suites are deliberately television-free to foster relaxation, reading, and historical immersion.
What is the Bartolomeu Dias Suite?
It is a 110 m² three-level suite built inside a Roman tower with a private 360-degree panoramic rooftop terrace.
What room categories exist?
Categories include Garden Suites (65 m²), Tower Suites (110 m²), and the Cabral Compound (160 m²).

Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026