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Enter through a dark-green door and follow the mysterious, cavernous corridor into a serenely inviting room.

Few destinations are this artistically and gastronomically exciting while still feeling like home.

Five glorious heritage buildings have been re-imagined to 16 suites and two rooms – all essays in understated luxury.

Each space reinterprets the look and feel of a Portuguese home.

This timeless hotel combines history, design and craftsmanship.

Referring to a luxury hotel as a ‘home’ might sound like a well-worn conceit but in the case of The Largo defines everything.

Stay at The Largo Hotel if you want to be in the thick of the action as it sits right in the heart of the city.

The Largo…redefines luxury travel with a strong emphasis on integrating with the local scene.

Rooms and suites are all different but all are remarkably spacious.

The Largo has been conceived less as a hotel as an elevated residence.

A truly one-of-a-kind boutique hotel where absolutely every detail feels considered and cohesive

The Largo, the first hotel in the Annassurra chain, has opened with 18 rooms, a restaurant and café.

Intersection between craft, community, heritage, arts and food

Formed across five 16-century buildings the 18-room hotel is modelled on a traditional Portuguese house.

The design ethos marries heritage and innovation; channelling a homely, “hygge” atmosphere.

Praised in the short time since opening for its ‘more than a hotel’ approach to art.

Chic and understated, this eighteen-bedroom residence is the embodiment of a dream home.

Rooms are arranged to encourage lingering stays, they mimic the intimacy of real apartments.

The Largo’s interiors have been conceived to inspire connection; between guests, hosts, the community and the space.

The Largo plays at the intersection of tradition and modernity.

Focus on the work of regional artisans — including the Pritzker Prize-winning architect Álvaro Siza.

It feels instantly calm, yet cossetting, due to the warm layers of material tactility from northern Portuguese.

Striking design and understated luxury make The Largo one of Europe’s hottest new hotels.

Marked by warm and unpretentious luxury, The Largo (occupies) five interconnected 15th- to 19th-century buildings.

The aim is to showcase a tailor-made Porto, through experiences (like) a ceramics workshop.

On Porto’s bustling Rua das Flores hides one of the city’s most exclusive hotels.

The Largo is a ‘design fairy tale’ that took time to craft, as all valuable things do.

There’s a before and after staying at The Largo.

The Largo’s 18 suites are a symphony of elegance and comfort.

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