Viceroy at Ombria Algarve: Luxury eco-resort with top golf in the hills of Loulé
Brand-new five-star resort in a prime location Just opened yesterday: Viceroy at Ombria Algarve, a stunning new luxury hotel tucked between Loulé and Boliqueime. Only 20 minutes from the Golden Triangle and 10 minutes from the charming old town of Loulé. Set at 164 metres above sea level, the resort offers peace, space, and nature – slightly inland but easy to reach.
Eco-conscious meets high-end Viceroy feels like a blend of Vila Vita and the W Hotel. The design is sleek yet warm, with a strong focus on sustainability and local materials. What really sets it apart? Its eco-luxury concept and surprising amount of vegan options across its six restaurants – including at breakfast.
Rooms to dream away in The rooms are spacious, stylish, and luxurious. Prices start at €369 per night. The top pick? A six-person suite (€1269) with a romantic bathtub and an open view from the bathroom into the bedroom. Easily one of the most beautiful hotel rooms we’ve seen.
Poolside bliss Breakfast is served in a bright room with a large terrace right by the pool. From here, you can enjoy sweeping views of the rolling hills.
Golf and peace – but no sea view Perfect for golfers, with top-notch courses on site. The only downside: no sea view. But honestly? You won’t miss it.
Conclusion Viceroy at Ombria Algarve is the new hotspot for those seeking luxury, nature, wellness, and great food – close to everything, yet far from the crowd.
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Personally visited & reviewed by Peter Cruiming
