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Property Overview
As if bathed in the revitalizing water of the town of Vidago’s underground springs, this 1910 landmark palace is enjoying a grand renaissance. With an emphasis on preservation as much as innovation, the unchanged Belle Époque façade appears in orange and white between the patchwork of cedar, pine and holly trees. The interiors, too, bring glory to the high-ceilings, stucco artwork and floor-to-ceiling flourishes of classic Noble architecture. The modernist wing of the world-class spa highlights the hotel’s refined eye to the future, providing a contemporary take on a traditional Portuguese thermal spa with twenty treatment rooms, five hydro pools and an indoor swimming pool, all using the region’s curative waters.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
In an elegant setting, the Salão Nobre Dining Room serves refined northern Portuguese cuisine prepared from organic local produce.
2 / Golf
Set in a picturesque valley, the Vidago Palace Golf Course–originally designed by Mackenzie Ross–is an 18-hole course enthusiasts at all levels will enjoy.
3 / Spa
Featuring 20 treatment rooms, an indoor and outdoor pool, steam rooms, saunas and a fitness center.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
In an elegant setting, the Salão Nobre Dining Room serves refined northern Portuguese cuisine prepared from organic local produce.
2 / Golf
Set in a picturesque valley, the Vidago Palace Golf Course–originally designed by Mackenzie Ross–is an 18-hole course enthusiasts at all levels will enjoy.
3 / Spa
Featuring 20 treatment rooms, an indoor and outdoor pool, steam rooms, saunas and a fitness center.
Rooms
Features
- Total Rooms: 60
- Total Suites: 10
- Meetings & Events
- Children's Programs
- Fitness Center
- Golf
- Historic Landmark
- Spa
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Tennis Resort
- Wine region
Local Information
Vidago Palace
Parque de Vidago, Vidago, Portugal 5425-307
135km/84mi (90min) from Oporto Airport (OPO) and 400km/249mi (240min) from Lisbon Airport (LIS)
National Tourism Registration(Registo Nacional de Turismo): 3571
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries351
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Awards & Accolades
Local Recommendations
Best City Secret
A great introduction to historic Portugal, Chaves’ hot springs have been renowned for their healing properties since Roman times. Check out the Roman bridge across the Tamega River, built in 100 AD with sixteen stone arches.
Top Day Trip
Cruise on English wooden yachts and stop for wine tastings at local wineries. Overnight cruises are also popular, as these yachts are outfitted with cabins and offer full board and service. (351-939) 196-262; www.pipadouro.pt.
Best Cultural Secret
The well-preserved buildings of this historic town (its center is listed as a UNESCO site) provides a window into its evolution from medieval settlement to modern town, including architecture from the 15th-19th century.
Best Activity/Excursion
Travel by vintage steam train through the UNESCO-classified countryside from Régua to Tua and back . The train runs on Saturdays, from July through October. www.cp.pt.
Museum Must-See
The Port Wine Museum, located in a renovated warehouse space, explores the history of the region’s famous wine. (351-254) 310-190; www.museudodouro.pt.
Best Family Activity
This park has it all. Choose from white-water rafting, a one-kilometer (half-mile) zip line across a valley between two mountains, Segway off-road excursions and more. www.penaaventura.com.pt.
Best Restaurant Classic
Since 2001, this authentic Portuguese restaurant has been serving buffets of locally-cured meats and grilled sausages to visitors from all over the world. (351-256) 882-029; www.quintadoscarvalhos.com.
Top Day Trip
The only national park in Portugal has mountains, canyons and streams across 270 square-miles (700 square-kilometers). It’s known for its diverse flora and wildlife. www.serradogeres.com.
Reading Suggestion
One of Portugal’s greatest authors tells the stories of rustic life and love, all set in the remote and barren Tras-os-Montes, where the author was born.