City Stays
Couples
Adventure and activity
On Avenida dos Aliados in central Porto, The One Monumental Palace is a five-star hotel in a restored 1923 building, with rooms and suites, a Michelin-starred restaurant and a spa with an indoor pool.
The One Monumental Palace occupies a restored 1923 neoclassical building on Avenida dos Aliados in the heart of Porto, a short walk from the Lello bookshop, the Clerigos Tower and Sao Bento station. The design pays tribute to Belle Epoque and Art Deco styles, blending classic Porto cafe elegance with modern luxury, across rooms and suites up to a large Monumental Suite. Dining is led by Le Monument, which the site states holds a Michelin star, from chef Julien Montbabut, with the Japanese Yakuza by Olivier, a buffet space and a 1920s-style American Bar. The 350-square-metre Grand Bleu Spa has a blue-tiled heated indoor pool, three treatment rooms, a hammam and sauna, and there is a 24-hour gym. A member of The Leading Hotels of the World, it suits couples and city travellers who want grandeur, strong dining and a spa in central Porto.
Dining is led by Le Monument, which the site states holds a Michelin star, from chef Julien Montbabut, fusing French haute cuisine with Portuguese produce.
Yakuza by Olivier serves modern Japanese cooking, the Mezzanine handles buffet breakfast and brunch, and the 1920s-inspired American Bar mixes signature cocktails.
A restored 1923 palace on Avenida dos Aliados, in central Porto.
The 350-square-metre Grand Bleu Spa, with a heated indoor pool.
A hammam, sauna and a 24-hour gym.
A garden patio gallery with street art and sculptures.
A member of The Leading Hotels of the World, with a Michelin-starred restaurant.
A five-star hotel in a restored 1923 palace on the Aliados.
A Michelin-starred restaurant in Le Monument.
The Grand Bleu Spa with a heated indoor pool.
Belle Epoque and Art Deco design in central Porto.
A member of The Leading Hotels of the World, good for couples.
This suits you if you want grandeur, strong dining and a spa in central Porto. Settle into a Belle Epoque-style room, swim in the blue-tiled indoor pool at the Grand Bleu Spa, and dine at the Michelin-starred Le Monument or the Japanese Yakuza. The Lello bookshop and the city’s sights are a short walk away. It is a city hotel rather than a resort. Best for couples and city travellers who want heritage and a great location.
Whether you would prefer to talk things through or already have something in mind, we will help you move forward with a clear and considered plan.