Some of the most useful itinerary decisions happen at room level. A separate living area gives a family space to gather. A private check-in makes an arrival feel easier. A hotel with its own point of view adds another layer to the destination. This edition considers those details across mountain chalets and city addresses in New York, Lima and Portugal. For travel advisors, the starting point is how clients like to spend their time, with accommodation and service chosen to make that way of traveling feel natural.
Bomporto Hotels
Three perspectives on a stay in Portugal
Lisbon’s hills and the Douro riverfront call for different kinds of home base. Bomporto Hotels gives each setting its own expression.
In Bairro Alto, The Lumiares offers apartment-style suites, a rooftop and a spa, with space to settle into the neighborhood. Near Avenida da Liberdade, The Vintage takes a more playful approach through art, design and individually considered rooms, with its rooftop offering another view of Lisbon.
Across the river from Porto, The Rebello reworks former industrial buildings in Vila Nova de Gaia into a contemporary hotel with suites and a spa. Together, the three properties give travel advisors a useful choice: apartment-style independence, a design-focused city stay or a riverside address, all with the personal service that ties the collection together.
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