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Torel 1884
Inspired by Portugal's Age of Discovery in the 15th and 16th centuries, Torel 1884 is a tribute to the cultural encounters of pioneering Portuguese explorers in Africa, the Americas, and Asia.

Images Courtesy of Marcus Lloyd for KOBU, Torel 1884
Inspired by Portugal's Age of Discovery in the 15th and 16th centuries, Torel 1884 is a tribute to the cultural encounters of pioneering Portuguese explorers in Africa, the Americas, and Asia.
In the heart of Porto, Portugal, Torel 1884 stands as a premier destination under the esteemed Torel Boutiques brand, marking their second establishment in the city following the success of Torel Avantgarde in 2017. Housed in a grand 19th-century mansion just a short walk from Avenida dos Aliados and the picturesque Ribeira riverside, this hotel boasts 12 distinct rooms and suites, luxurious reception areas, and a captivating wine bistro. Additionally, the hotel offers 11 apartments located a few meters away in a separate building.

Double Deluxe Room with Bathtub

Double Superior Room

Suite Duplex

Suite Junior Deluxe

Double Superior Room
The Details
What makes it Kobu

Each floor of the three-story building embodies the essence of one of these continents, with interior designs curated to reflect a modern, sophisticated, and well-traveled art and design collector's aesthetic. Crafted by the renowned local studio Nano Design, the hotel's thematic interiors avoid nostalgia and instead exude a refined elegance that resonates with global explorers and art enthusiasts alike.
While the décor is imbued with exotic themes, the restoration of this historic mansion, which is over a century old, depended heavily on a cadre of Portuguese artisans, craftsmen, and suppliers. These skilled individuals played a crucial role in refurbishing various elements, including parquet flooring, stone cladding, wooden balustrades, and plaster cornices.

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Directions
Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO)
20 min by car
The Destination
Portugal

From the picturesque beaches of the Algarve to the bustling streets of Lisbon, Portugal is one of the most livable countries in the world. Sample the delicious wines of the Douro Valley, explore the coastline of Comporta— you may just decide to stay.
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