Palácio de Tavira

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The former Palácio dos Tavares, built between the 18th and 19th centuries by this noble local family, is in one of Tavira’s oldest squares. The historic building with a baroque and neoclassical architecture has been restored with care to become a serene, intimate hotel deeply connected to its surroundings. Palácio de Tavira blends Portuguese elegance with the Moorish echoes that define this town in the Algarve.The hotel is divided into two distinct areas: Palácio, more classic and open onto the main square; and Medina, intimate and labyrinthine. Both share an aesthetic of locally sourced materials, soft tones, and natural textures.The hotel offers 36 rooms. No two are alike, yet all share a common pursuit of tranquillity. Some rooms are located in the Palácio, others in Medina. The restaurant Mirsal serves a Portuguese cuisine with Mediterranean and Moorish influences, crafted with seasonal produce and designed for sharing. Bar da Lua offers a relaxed atmosphere and outdoor space.The spa, inspired by coastal traditions, is a space of calm and renewal. A sauna, steam room, and treatments with natural products help relax body and mind. On the rooftop, two pools provide a peaceful spot with open views over Tavira.

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The former Palácio dos Tavares, built between the 18th and 19th centuries by this noble local family, is in one of Tavira’s oldest squares. The historic building with a baroque and neoclassical architecture has been restored with care to become a serene, intimate hotel deeply connected to its surroundings. Palácio de Tavira blends Portuguese elegance with the Moorish echoes that define this town in the Algarve.The hotel is divided into two distinct areas: Palácio, more classic and open onto the main square; and Medina, intimate and labyrinthine. Both share an aesthetic of locally sourced materials, soft tones, and natural textures.The hotel offers 36 rooms. No two are alike, yet all share a common pursuit of tranquillity. Some rooms are located in the Palácio, others in Medina. The restaurant Mirsal serves a Portuguese cuisine with Mediterranean and Moorish influences, crafted with seasonal produce and designed for sharing. Bar da Lua offers a relaxed atmosphere and outdoor space.The spa, inspired by coastal traditions, is a space of calm and renewal. A sauna, steam room, and treatments with natural products help relax body and mind. On the rooftop, two pools provide a peaceful spot with open views over Tavira.

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The former Palácio dos Tavares, built between the 18th and 19th centuries by this noble local family, is in one of Tavira’s oldest squares. The historic building with a baroque and neoclassical architecture has been restored with care to become a serene, intimate hotel deeply connected to its surroundings. Palácio de Tavira blends Portuguese elegance with the Moorish echoes that define this town in the Algarve.The hotel is divided into two distinct areas: Palácio, more classic and open onto the main square; and Medina, intimate and labyrinthine. Both share an aesthetic of locally sourced materials, soft tones, and natural textures.The hotel offers 36 rooms. No two are alike, yet all share a common pursuit of tranquillity. Some rooms are located in the Palácio, others in Medina. The restaurant Mirsal serves a Portuguese cuisine with Mediterranean and Moorish influences, crafted with seasonal produce and designed for sharing. Bar da Lua offers a relaxed atmosphere and outdoor space.The spa, inspired by coastal traditions, is a space of calm and renewal. A sauna, steam room, and treatments with natural products help relax body and mind. On the rooftop, two pools provide a peaceful spot with open views over Tavira.

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The former Palácio dos Tavares, built between the 18th and 19th centuries by this noble local family, is in one of Tavira’s oldest squares. The historic building with a baroque and neoclassical architecture has been restored with care to become a serene, intimate hotel deeply connected to its surroundings. Palácio de Tavira blends Portuguese elegance with the Moorish echoes that define this town in the Algarve.The hotel is divided into two distinct areas: Palácio, more classic and open onto the main square; and Medina, intimate and labyrinthine. Both share an aesthetic of locally sourced materials, soft tones, and natural textures.The hotel offers 36 rooms. No two are alike, yet all share a common pursuit of tranquillity. Some rooms are located in the Palácio, others in Medina. The restaurant Mirsal serves a Portuguese cuisine with Mediterranean and Moorish influences, crafted with seasonal produce and designed for sharing. Bar da Lua offers a relaxed atmosphere and outdoor space.The spa, inspired by coastal traditions, is a space of calm and renewal. A sauna, steam room, and treatments with natural products help relax body and mind. On the rooftop, two pools provide a peaceful spot with open views over Tavira.