Hilton Hotels & Resorts is about to triple its popularity Tourism in Portugal with the announcement of three new hotels soon to the trendy travel destination.
Let’s take a look at the three different Hilton brands that will be adding to the Portuguese family in 2025 and 2026.
Double Tree by Hilton Lisbon Airport
Airport hotels are very popular with travelers because they are a convenient place to stay the first night after arriving in the country or even strategically positioned near the airport for an early morning flight.
This new Double Tree by Hilton will be conveniently located near Lisbon Airport, offering travelers easy access to Lisbon Airport.
The hotel is being designed to cater to both leisure and business guests. It will have a restaurant, bar, breakfast room and ample meeting space for conferences and events.
With 199 hotel rooms and 20 suites, the new hotel will open its doors next year and will of course provide guests with its signature chocolate cookies at check-in.
Santo André Beach Hotel, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
The Santo André Beach Hotel, Tapestry Collection by Hilton will also open in Portugal next year.
It will be Hilton’s first hotel complex in the Santiago do Cacém region, located along the Atlantic coast south of Lisbon.
This boutique oceanfront hotel is created as an escape to Portugal’s authentic coastline.
It will have just 44 rooms, for a small resort style, a restaurant and bar, a gym and a rooftop pool with awe-inspiring views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Canopy of Hilton Vilamoura Marina
Hilton’s relatively new Canopy brand is introducing a new hotel in Portugal that will open in 2026.
It will be located on the Algarve coast, west of Faro, in the town of Vilamoura.
The marina is one of the largest in the entire country of Portugal and the area is known for great restaurants and even nearby resort-style golf courses.
The resort-style hotel will have 155 rooms and provide guests with a restaurant, bar, spa, outdoor pool and fitness center.
It will also offer the popular Canopy Central amenity. This is what Hilton calls their central space for guests, day and night. From reception to retreat and with food and drink available all day, each flexible zone flows seamlessly into the next and adapts to guests’ needs throughout their stay.
Why Portugal?
Hilton is expanding its presence in Portugal as the country continues to grow in popularity with travelers, especially due to its relative affordability as a holiday destination.
“Last year, tourist numbers in Portugal reached record highs and with demand expected to continue, it is an incredibly attractive market for hotel investment,” said Patrick Fitzgibbon, Senior Vice President, Development for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) Hilton. on the new hotel properties. “We are delighted to have signed three new properties across three of our world-class brands, further expanding our Portuguese portfolio of more than twenty hotels. We stand strong as a popular destination known for its warm and inviting culture, beautiful landscapes and fantastic food and drink. We are proud to further expand the range of options for travelers in Portugal.”
Portugal has also become very popular with people looking to move to the country for a second citizenship or even take advantage of the country’s very liberal digital nomad visa policy.
Experts believe that Portugal will remain a very popular international travel destination in Europe for travelers from all over the world for many years to come.
