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The One Palácio da Anunciada

Lisbon • Baixa • SPLURGE

avg. $410 / night

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Tucked into a cobbled street in Lisbon's Baixa, a late eighteenth-century aristocratic palace — its limestone window surrounds and wrought-iron balconies still crisp against a freshly limewashed facade — was converted into The One Palacio da Anunciada with a brief that asked contemporary Portuguese design to coexist with some of the city's finest surviving rococo plasterwork. The dining room makes this tension vivid: a ceiling of extraordinary richness, all powder-blue clouds, gilded cartouches, and allegorical figures in high relief, floats above wide-plank oak floors and a room furnished with softly upholstered swivel chairs and dark-walnut pedestal tables that carry no historical pretension whatsoever. The restraint is deliberate and, largely, it works. The 63 guest rooms, distributed across five floors, adopt a cooler register — pale ash joinery, deep cobalt wool carpeting, warm-bronze floor lamps, and circular ceramic wall art in muted teal referencing Portuguese tile traditions without reproducing them. Coved ceiling recesses with amber strip lighting replace conventional cornices, giving rooms a quietly contemporary atmosphere that steps back from the palazzo grandeur below. Behind the building, a limestone-paved terrace terrace carries a long lap pool flanked by teak sun loungers and white-canopied day beds, Italian cypress marking the upper retaining wall — a garden addition that brings something genuinely Mediterranean in its ease, set against the hotel's own terracotta-tiled roofline.

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With a privileged location in Lisbon’s most exclusive area, The One Palacio da Anunciada is a new five-star hotel housed in an old 16th-century palace. The majestic establishment preserves the original architecture of the building which contrasts with the modernity of its facilities. Its sophisticated interior design, in neutral tones, breathes elegance and distinction.

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The One Palácio da Anunciada Reviews

1,169 reviews

"The hotel overall was very nice but we were quite disappointed that our very tiny "cozy secret" room faced a stucco wall with absolutely no view at all... not even the ground or sky."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 22, 2026

"Superb location in the heart of the city. Safe and quiet but can walk everywhere. Lovely team. Great pool too. Real sun trap."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 17, 2026

"Lovely welcome, offered a glass of fizz, or water, shown to room by helpful  porters and our bags followed, it was good to have a pillow menu! The staff were nice, location was excellent, however... Room - On website the lead pic for cosy garden view room showed terrace doors out to a terrace, we had a garden view room, but no terrace/outside space (we'd asked for this upon booking - if possible) Room 404 had a damp smell, not sure where this was from.  Also there was loose wood on skirting of the bedroom floor, and the finish around the small hand towel hanger in the WC was poor.  The bin in there was a bit rusty. We had a seperate bathroom to WC, there is no towel rail to hang our bath towels to use again (the hotel says it has a green policy, and we'd be happy to re use, but can't dry the towels sufficient to do so. In room, nice big bed,  only 6 hangers in wadrobe (we got more on request), no hooks for wet coats (that we did have after rainy days,). To look out of the window you had to lean over the thick inside wall, so couldn't just sit/stand by window to enjoy the garden view. Breakfast - Great choice, but poor service slow, staff kept forgetting things, this happened for each of our 4 breakfasts. On our last day, after a morning out, we returned to the hotel, the sun shone, so thought we'd use the pool (previous days childen had been 'bombing' in the pool, so didnt fancy it then.  At the steps to the pool, there was a sign 'Pool closed for Summer maintenance', we were not told in advance so very disappointing.  You can sit in the garden, but it's not the same as balinese beds by the pool! I did do full feedback form at reception, but email reply was a bit vague. Expensive, not good value for money - because of the above! Stayed end March 2026"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 16, 2026

"Very nice experience. Very tasty food, elegant and classy ambient and very friendly staff."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 14, 2026

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