Hotel Britania Lisbon

Hotel Britania is part of a project by Cassiano Branco, the illustrious Portuguese modernist architect, and it’s located on a quiet street, right alongside the exclusive Avenida da Liberdade. It’s the only hotel to remain intact until today, this boutique hotel records the glamour of the 1940’s. Everything about its design strives to reawaken the spirit of the unit without losing its original soul. The rooms conserve ample...

Bairro Alto Hotel Lisbon

It is in the heart of an increasingly vibrant Lisbon, influenced by the elegance of Chiado and the irreverence of Bairro Alto, that we find Bairro Alto Hotel. Rehabilitated and expanded by the architect Souto de Moura with interiors of the Atelier Bastir and TheStudio, it combines style, bohemia and sophistication with the classic charm of a different time. Bairro Alto Hotel opened its doors for the first time in 2005...

Heritage Avenida Liberdade Lisbon

The blue façade of the Heritage Avenida Liberdade stands out in an architectonic unit on the prime artery of the capital – Avenida da Liberdade. Subject to careful rehabilitation, this 18th century building has come back to life by dint of a project of a unique nature. Designed by Miguel Câncio Martins – whose interventions in the most cosmopolitan capitals are surprising for their daring and creativeness...

The Vintage Hotel & Spa Lisbon

Everything we do here at The Vintage Hotel Lisbon  is a celebration of Lisbon – its architecture, its culture, its beauty. We aim for our guests to enjoy an original, authentic, and indigenous experience of this incredible city. When you stay with us, you will discover a piece of Lisbon to call your own. This is a place to become inspired. A place to relax. A place to play. Every element has been created in collaboration with local...

Santiago de Alfama Lisbon

The Santiago is a family run Boutique Hotel housed in a fully restored 15th century palace. The hotel is snuggled equidistant between St George’s Castle and the beautiful Look-point – Santa Luzia – with views which ripple down the hillside littered with white washed churches, terracotta roof tops and down to the Tagus river – where the blue of the water meets the blue of the sky, all framed in a riot of pink and purple...