Vermelho

Thirteen unique and singular rooms united by a love of culture and creativity.

Hero Vermelho Melides by Christian Louboutin, Portugal
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Images courtesy of Vermelho Hotel, Stefan Giftthaler

Thirteen unique and singular rooms united by a love of culture and creativity.

Nestled on the Alentejo coast, the village of Melides is renowned for its tranquillity, gentle pace of life and untainted land. Here, inspiration is found in every nook, every corner, from its vineyards to its rice fields, views of the Atlantic ocean and ever-growing forests. In its life-long traditions, in its craftsmanship and savoir-faire. Time moves differently around here. There is no rush, take your time, amble through the cobbled streets and allow your days to be bathed in melides’ unique light.

The Details

What makes it Kobu

Rooms at Vermelho Melides by Christian Louboutin, Portugal

Your private space to appreciate art in all its possible forms of expression… a bed fit for royalty, a bath reminiscent of the moorish era, an authentic work of art, a fresco to lay back and contemplate, or a garden to relax under the rays of Melides’ sun. Thirteen unique and singular rooms, each different in tonalities, textures, and style, but all sharing the intimate, warm, and vibrant nature that characterizes Vermelho.
As we step through Vermelho’s historical wooden doors, we embark on an intimate experience in a boutique hotel in Melides with an audacious spirit. We are home now, a home for the culturally inquisitive and inexhaustibly curious. We can feel it in the frescoes, the collected art, and the antique furniture, all bursting with stories waiting to be told to guests who are brave enough to ask. It welcomes us, from every corner of the world, to be bold, to be brave, to be different, to stand out and, above all, to live la vie en rouge.
Details Vermelho Melides by Christian Louboutin, Portugal


Directions

Lisbon International Airport (LIS)

1 hr 20 min by car

The Destination

Portugal

Cabanas no Rio

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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