Palacete Chafariz d'El Rei
Alfama, Santa Maria Maior, Lisbon
“Neo-Moorish palatial hideaway”
Vibe
Neo-Moorish arches and triple-height stained-glass galleries give way to quiet terraced gardens gazing out across the Tagus.
“Neo-Moorish palatial hideaway”
A 1909 Neo-Moorish palacete over Alfama's historic fountain, complete with original stained glass and ornate stucco.
Brazilian Art Nouveau detailing, intricate wood marquetry, and grand mirrored salons across six individually styled river-view suites.
Intimate residential hospitality across six palatial suites, featuring tailored guest attention and breakfast in the mirror gallery.
In historic Alfama above the Chafariz de El-Rei fountain, overlooking the Tagus River.
Rooms
Six suites blend original stucco ceilings and antique marquetry, crowned by a multilevel tower suite overlooking the river below.
Backstory
Built in 1909 by a wealthy returnee from Brazil, the residence rises over Alfama's historic thirteenth-century royal fountain.
Eat & drink
Breakfast is served beneath the gilded cornices of the mirrored gallery, with afternoon tea set in wood-marquetry salons.
The neighborhood
Perched in historic Alfama, the property looks down on tiled rooftops and winding alleys that lead toward the riverfront.
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