Six Senses Douro Valley
EST. 2015
Six Senses Douro Valley, Lamego, Portugal

Six Senses Douro Valley
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Learn the language of love in this 19th-century manor house nestled in Portugal’s romantic Douro Valley. 
Host a breathtaking nuptial ceremony amongst the grape vines or even an unforgettable company retreat complete with wine tastings galore. The possibilites are endless.
The Lowdown
Type
Hotel / Resort / Spa
Views
Vineyard
Style
Cultural
Eco
Elegant
Industrial
Best type of Celebrations
Retreats: Corporate, Spa, Wellness, Etc.

Venue Setting

Located in the beautiful UNESCO World Heritage-listed Douro Valley, Six Senses Douro Valley is touched with the romance of 19th century architecture wedded to contemporary interiors reflecting the inimitable Six Senses style. With the River Douro winding its lazy way through the oldest wine-producing region in the world, this serene setting is 88 miles (142 kilometers) from Oporto In ternational Airport. The resort’s estate covers 19 acres (8 hectares) with 57 guest accommodations, the Vale de Abraão restaurant with three different atmospheres: Open Kitchen, Terrace and Dining Room; a Wine Library featuring vintages from the val ley and a stunning Six Senses Spa occupying 23,700 square feet (2,200 square meters).

Capacity

Seated
100
Buffet
100
Standing
100
Fees
(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)
Price range

Does this include catering fees?

No

Estimated price per head

from $19 to $110

Insurance

Additional Insurance May Be Required Depending On The Event

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Event Logistics and Amenities
(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)
Celebrations hosted here since
2015
Curfew
No Curfew
Venue spaces
Indoor Venue Space Only
Catering
Client Must Use The Catering Provided By The Venue
Alcohol
Provided By Venue For Fee – You Must Use The Venue For All Alcohol Services
Licensed Server Is Required
Music
Indoors & Outdoors
Smoking
Non-smoking Venue
Accommodations
ACCOMMODATIONS

Six Senses Douro Valley offers 57 guest accommodations, which range from Quinta Superior, Quinta Deluxe and Quinta River rooms, to spacious suites, apartments and villas with one, two and three bedrooms. Completely renovated, the décor is a triumph of combining Six Senses natural style with traditional highlights from a past era.

Room and Suite features
• King or twin beds
• Air-conditioning
• Hair dryer
• Non-allergenic pillows
• Personal safe
• Tea/coffee making facilities
• 48 inch flat panel TV with satellite channels
• Minibar
• IDD and WiFi

Bedrooms, 430 to 540 square feet (40 to 50 square meters), feature pure lines and a delicate lighting, all contributing to an atmosphere where serenity reigns. Views over the vineyards are sights to be enjoyed from the bedroom terraces or from the numerous panoramic windows. Spa treatments on demand are also available in a number of guest rooms.

Suites, 625 to 1,130 square feet (58 to 105 square meters) are framed by beautiful panoramic views embracing the vines
and the river. All rooms are equipped with the latest technology.

Apartments and Villas, Consisting of one or two floors with one, two or three bedrooms with areas from 450 to 765 square feet (140 to 234
square meters), all villa interior designs are by Clodagh. She created an elegant décor, uniting classical style and the warmth of wood with the brilliance of chrome, whilst playing with geometric lines. Large sofas facing vast chimneys make you dream of evenings spent around a fireplace.

Vineyard Apartments ( 5 units inside the same building/compound) with one, two or three bedrooms sharing a
pool and garden.

Vineyard Pool Villas (2 separate villas) - both with one bedroom, private heated pool and garden.
Amenities
  • A/V Equipment
  • Bridal Suite/Changing Rooms Onsite
  • Valet Parking
  • Wifi
  • Ample Parking Onsite
  • Dining Chairs
Venue Features
Design:
Positioned as the ultimate Douro wine and spa experience, the resort assumes its own regional identity. The stunning historic manor house is both contemporary and sophisticated. It was originally converted to a hotel in 2007 and renovated to adopt technical and material innovations, then totally recreated, becoming Six Senses Douro Valley, together with faultless service based on thoughtful details and little surprises.
Food Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Lounges
This section provides insights into our diverse culinary and social offerings.
DINING
Dining options at Six Senses Douro Valley are a celebration of the region with much of the produce coming from the verdant valley and surrounding countryside. An organic garden of vegetables and herbs is located right on the estate. Fresh ingredients are harvested only as needed, assuring ultimate freshness and flavor.

The Vale de Abraão Restaurant
Open throughout the day and featuring seasonal menus of local and regional dishes. A bountiful breakfast buffet is the perfect way to begin a day of discovery, relaxation and spa sessions. There’s an open cooking station complete with wood-fired oven for bread baking and traditional oven dishes. This is also a location for cooking classes, where guests can learn some of the finer points of preparing Portuguese cuisine.

The Dining Room
The beautiful classic décor of this traditional room creates a warmly intimate atmosphere with a myriad of detail. The menu’s market-inspired fare incorporates the best in regional cuisine, perfectly combining fresh ingredients and seasonings. Every dish beautifully showcases the local ingredients and flavors in a very global manner. To add some fun to the culinary experience, secret destination dining is a pop-up experience with dinner tables tucked into the woods by the river. The location and the menu are kept secret until the last minute as a delightful surprise.

Wine Library & Terrace
As the heart of the resort, the Wine Library & Terrace features an eclectic collection of local materials and furnishings to create an authentic Douro Valley experience. It is also a pre-dining rendez-vous with a tempting selection of local tapas items and self-service wine tasting ideal for learning, imbibing and celebrating. Browse gifts, art objects and gourmet items from the valley. Meet here with the wine concierge to plan excursions and spa treatments for the day.
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