Holiday rentals with a hot tub in Portugal
12 properties with a hot tub in Portugal. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
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Majestic Manor in Valença with private pool
Valença, Viana do Castelo District
Spacious villa in Santo Tirso with private pool 850 m² and jacuzzi
Santo Tirso, Porto District
Spacious house with sea view in Caniço + private pool
Caniço, Madeira
Elegant Villa in Ponte de Lima with Private Pool
Ponte de Lima, Viana do Castelo District
Charming villa with mountain view in Pedraça, pool
Cabeceiras de Basto, Braga
Elegant Villa Near Vieira do Minho with Pool
Vieira do Minho, Braga
Elegant Villa in Porto with Pool & Jacuzzi
Porto, Porto District
Charming Villa in Pedraça with Shared Pool
Cabeceiras de Basto, Braga
Rustic Villa Tavira with Mountain Views and Pool
Tavira, Faro District
Comfortable Bungalow Pinhel, pool
Pinhel, Guarda District
Charming villa in Casais de São Brás
Romeira, Santarém District
Studio with garden and terrace in Falgaroso Da Serra, 35 m²
Mortágua, Viseu District
From the golden coastline of the Algarve to the terraced vineyards of the Douro Valley, Portugal unfolds contrasting landscapes less than three hours from Paris. Historic towns, Atlantic beaches, the mountains of Madeira: our villas and apartments open up the country at whatever pace suits you.
What you'll do while you're there
In the Faro district, you can go from beach to beach along the Algarve coast, from Lagos to Tavira, between ochre cliffs and the lagoons of the Ria Formosa. In Lisbon, hop aboard tram 28 up to the Alfama, visit the Belém Tower and taste pastéis de nata fresh from the oven.
Further north, Porto reveals itself along the quays of the Ribeira, with a crossing of the Dom Luís I Bridge and a port tasting on the Vila Nova de Gaia bank. Madeira offers the levadas, those trails running alongside the irrigation channels, and the gardens of Funchal. Braga and Guimarães add a wonderful dive into medieval and Baroque Portugal.
Where to set down your bags
The Faro district has our largest number of listings, ideal for a beach stay with the family, with your own kitchen and the space of a whole house. Lisbon and the Porto district suit city getaways, between historic quarters and good restaurants.
For nature, Madeira appeals to walkers, while the Aveiro and Leiria districts blend Atlantic beaches with authentic villages. In the north, Braga and Viana do Castelo reveal a more low-key, green Portugal close to the Minho, perfect for taking your time far from the crowds.
What to see – Portugal
- Belém TowerThis 16th-century fortified tower stands along the Tagus in Lisbon, an example of Portuguese Manueline style.
- Dom Luís I BridgeThis two-tiered metal bridge links Porto to Vila Nova de Gaia across the Douro River.
- Ria FormosaThis system of lagoons and sandy islets shelters migratory birds and shellfish beds in the Algarve.
- AlfamaThis old Lisbon neighborhood is lined with cobbled alleys, azulejo-tiled houses and fado houses.
Frequently asked questions
How many properties do you offer in Portugal?
We offer 12 entire-home rentals across the country, from the Faro district to Madeira. The selection includes 8 villas, 1 mansion/castle, 1 house, with a majority of villas and houses suited for families. Some can host up to 25 people for large groups.
Are the properties well rated?
Travelers give an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 to rated properties. This average is based on 11 properties rated so far. Check the detailed reviews on each listing before booking to choose based on your priorities, whether location, amenities, or comfort.
Do you need a car to visit Portugal?
In the city, no: Lisbon and Porto can be explored on foot, by tram, and by metro. For the Algarve, the Douro Valley, or the villages of Minho, a car remains very useful. In Madeira, the winding mountain roads make renting a vehicle almost essential.
What's the best time to go?
May, June, and September offer a good balance of pleasant warmth and moderate crowds. July and August are very busy on the Algarve beaches, with higher prices. Madeira can be visited year-round thanks to its mild, stable climate.
Where should you stay by the sea with kids?
The Faro district concentrates our seaside listings, between Lagos and Tavira, with sandy beaches and the lagoons of Ria Formosa. An entire house offers a kitchen and space for families. The Aveiro and Leiria districts also combine Atlantic beaches with quiet villages.
Which area should you choose to discover northern Portugal?
The Porto district is ideal for city getaways along the Ribeira and to taste port wine in Vila Nova de Gaia. Braga and Guimarães immerse you in medieval Portugal. Viana do Castelo, green and close to Minho, appeals to those looking to escape the crowds.