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Here, we’ve gathered four of the best new boutique hotels across the country.

What do all of these highly personal properties all have in common?

A windowed hotel guest room with the Portugal countryside reflected in the window

The Casa das Pedras at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova.Credit:Courtesy of Herdade da Malhadinha Nova

A deep-rooted love of home and hospitality.

The Soares family, which owns the property, opened their first accommodations on the site in 2008.

The name,Vermelho, meansredin Portuguese a cheeky nod to Louboutins crimson-bottomed high heels.

Aerial view of a hotel property with an infinity pool, in the Portugal countryside

The grounds and infinity pool at Pa.te.os, a hotel in Portugal’s Alentejo region.João Guimarães/Courtesy of Pa.te.os

Other design touches include hand-painted frescoes, wood floors with intricate inlays, and North African and European antiques.

A colorful hotel bar

The bar at Lisbon’s Hotel das Amoreiras.Francisco Nogueira/Courtesy of Hotel das Amoreiras

Guest room with floor to ceiling windows in the Portugal countryside

A Casa das Pedras Suite at Herdade da Malhadinha Nova, in Albernoa.João Guimarães/Courtesy of Herdade da Malhadinha Nova

Entrance to a luxury hotel in Portugal

The entrance to the Vermelho hotel, in Melides.iStock/Getty Images