Infante Sagres Porto
Cedofeita, Santo Ildefonso, Se, Miragaia, Sao Nicolau e Vitoria, Porto
MICHELIN Guide
“There is nothing understated about Infante Sagres, and that is precisely what makes it Porto's most distinctive address. The grand heritage building... has been pushed into full maximalist color by Nano Design, with each floor offering something different: bold murals, tapestry walls, jewel tones, and parquet floors that shift in pattern from room to room.”
Vibe
A monumental staircase framed by Ricardo Leone stained glass anchors the lobby, paired with an antique wrought-iron lift and crystal chandeliers.
“Maximalist heritage redoubt”
A 1951 landmark featuring monumental stained glass by Ricardo Leone and an antique wrought-iron lift.
Porto's inaugural five-star hotel, hosting diplomatic banquets and galas in the chandelier-lit Dona Filipa Room.
Suites themed around Portuguese maritime history, alongside an extensive regional port wine list at Scarlett.
On Praça D. Filipa de Lencastre in Baixa, steps from Avenida dos Aliados and lively dining.
Rooms
Parquet floors and marble bathrooms anchor the bedrooms, where custom wallpapers and artwork draw from Portugal's historic Age of Discoveries.
Wellness
A rooftop sun deck features a plunge pool, offering quiet loungers with open views across the Baixa terracotta rooftops.
Backstory
Industrialist Delfim Ferreira opened the address in 1951 as Porto's very first five-star hotel, commissioning architect Rogério de Azevedo to build it.
Eat & drink
Scarlett Brasserie and Wine Bar pours local port wines alongside Mediterranean sharing plates in a velvet-lined dining room and enclosed terrace.
The neighborhood
Positioned on Praça D. Filipa de Lencastre in central Baixa, the hotel sits a short stroll from Avenida dos Aliados and lively tabernas.
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