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If you are looking for luxury, I can think of no more luxurious place to stay in Roussillon than Le Clos de La Glycine with their duplex suites, stunning valley views, and beautiful flower-covered terrace. Complete with a pool, A/C, traditional rooms in the Provencal style, it’s a fantastic choice to stay in Saint Tropez. Offering a stunning spa with indoor pool and relaxation chairs, an outdoor pool, spacious and airy rooms with white walls and wooden accents, garden, and air conditioning in every room, it’s the best choice for where to stay in St Remy if the budget permits. Where to Stay in L’isle-sur-la-Sorgue For a luxury stay, La Maison Sur La Sorgue is a fantastic choice.

At this gorgeous boutique hotel near the Tejo River, you can choose from a private room (single or double) or an apartment-type room with one bedroom. They have a good selection of rooms for every group size: from private single or double rooms, deluxe and superior rooms, suite rooms, and dormitory-type rooms for solo travelers on a budget. Digital nomads or people who travel for business will enjoy their coworking spaces, where you can get a shared desk (prices start around $11 USD per day), dedicated desk (prices start around $21 USD), and even a monthly desk plan (prices start around $165 USD). Most of the rooms have a communal bathroom, but you can choose a room that has a private external bathroom or a quad room that has an ensuite bathroom.

They are all detached units rather than adjacent hotel rooms and have a private bathroom (with toiletries provided), one bedroom with a comfy double bed, a living area with seating and a kitchen with basic cooking tools you need – just like at home! »» Check out guest reviews, prices, and availability at Casa das Palmeiras Charming House here «« Make sure to book 2-3 months ahead of time so you can get low prices, like $60 USD per night for a classic room with a view of the sea! »» Check out guest reviews, prices, and availability at Casa de Baia – Guest House here

While Belém is definitely a bit out of the way, there’s so much to see here that it’s definitely worth starting your first day in Lisbon here — and that pastel de nata is an incredible reward for getting yourself out to Belém. 10 AM to 6:30 PM in summer and 5:30 PM in winter; closed on Sundays Cost: 10 euros or 12 euros if bought in conjunction with Torre de Belém on site; free with your Lisbon Card. It’s run by one of my favorite tour companies in Europe, Urban Adventures, and while I haven’t gone on this specific tour I’ve been on enough Urban Adventures tours (and checked the reviews of this specific tour) to feel confident in the excellent quality of the tour. Free for the miradouro, 10 euros to enter Sao Jorge if you buy the ticket on-site, though I recommend the guided tour to skip the massive line.