Steeped in history, Lisbon is an ancestral city, increasingly cosmopolitan. Built on seven hills on the right bank of the Tagus, it enchants in such a way that anyone who knows it will never forget it.

It is at this intersection of worlds that the Corpo Santo Hotel is located, in the heart of the historic district of Cais do Sodré , a prime area of the city, full of history, culture and life. An atmosphere that mirrors the history of navigators and conquerors. Lisbon is an open window to a world of historical discoveries that merge into a contemporary experience.

Created to share this heritage, the 5-star hotel provides a welcoming environment of discreet luxury , complemented by an excellent service, where past and present coexist in perfect harmony, in a space with history. On floor -1 (in the living and reading room) a section of the Fernandina Wall , ordered to be built by King Fernando, in 1373, is preserved.

ROOMS & SUITES
Thanks to the Pombaline architecture of the building, all the rooms are different , making each stay unique. The decor reflects Lisbon’s well-being, serenity and peace, through shades of brown and beige , a clear luminosity and traditional touches with the unavoidable Lisbon tiles.

The bathrooms have chromotherapy, a treatment that, through alternating colors, establishes balance and harmony between the body, mind and emotions. Red stimulates, blue softens, yellow brings joy and green is relaxing; each can choose their mood.

PORTER BISTRO
With open doors directly to the street, it invites locals and visitors to discover a world of unique flavors and sensations. Porter Bistro is a quality dining venue in a relaxed atmosphere.

146 BAR
With an exquisite cocktail list and a selection of wines by the glass, the 146 BAR is an ideal spot to meet friends for drinks or for a quick bite.

FERNANDINA ROOM
It is a unique and magical place that can provide you with an unforgettable experience. Here you can read a book, watch a movie, have a drink, have a snack, or simply be and let yourself go wherever your thoughts lead, or embark on a journey through time, because everything you see around you is the serenity of the place invites you to give free rein to your imagination.

In fact, there are few places that have such a unique and secular history as this room. During the works for the installation of the Hotel do Corpo Santo, pieces of Lisbon’s history of incalculable importance were discovered.

The archaeological excavations made it possible to expose a set of ruins that take us back to a Medieval Lisbon , in continuous transformation from the 14th to the 21st century.

Thus, it was possible to identify traces of a Lisbon lost in time, formerly the capital of a vast maritime empire, pioneer of globalization, which brought people and cultures together and made known, in Camões’ immortal verses, “new worlds to the world”. ( The Lusiads, Canto II)

In these excavations, pieces from different epochs, from many sources, were discovered, which tell us a history of almost 700 years, and show us how this metropolis, which was Lisbon, was one of the most important cities in the world.

Allied to natural causes such as the ruin caused by the 1755 earthquake and the subsequent reconstruction, they hid this piece of the city’s history, which is now revealed and is once again visible.

The integration and musealization of this unique set undoubtedly contributes to the knowledge of Medieval and Modern Lisbon and its defensive structures, making Corpo Santo Hotel a magical place that leads us on a passionate journey in the memory of Lisbon and the World.

Today, rescued from its centuries-old silence, this is a space of many stories, which has seen people come and go from the four corners of the globe. Here we travel through time, history and the memories of those who lived here, built and loved this city.

Here, unique episodes in the history of Portugal took place, such as the conflicts of the Fernandina Wars, or the departure of the Naus that headed from here to new, then unknown, continents. For all these reasons, this is a unique room, different from all the others you know, so close to you, right here, in your Hotel!

SENSE SPA
After an intense day, come and enjoy a moment of relaxation in our Sauna. Then switch to Turkish bath and then Sensations Shower, followed by the detoxifying and relaxing power Halo Therapy, and end with our revitalizing experience shower, Scottish shower.

SUSTAINABILITY
We want to tell you what we’re doing, we don’t aim to be perfect. We are aware of our responsibility as a company and as people, of the impact we have on our planet, our team is always eager to continually learn. At Corpo Santo Hotel we believe that economic growth and social well-being are intrinsically linked to sustainability.

FREE WALKING TOURS
The Corpo Santo Hotel offers 2 Walking Tours around the city of Lisbon daily. Both have different itineraries, are free and last about 2 and a half hours. The route starts inside the Hotel, in the Fernandina wall and in the museum space, continuing through the streets of Lisbon. Much more than a conventional tour, you will have the opportunity to get to know the city like a local.

Rooms: 75

Price: from 187 EUR per night

Source: www.corposantohotel.com

Built on the late 19th century, Palacete Chafariz d’el Rei is an emblematic building in Lisbon. Its architectural, historical and cultural richness was carefully preserved during the adaptation of the Palace to the renovated Boutique House. Eclectic in style, the exquisite interiors of this small palace portray a mixture of styles, often used in the early 1900s, and known as the “Art Nouveau”.

The magnificent stained glass windows of intense colors, which refer to the XVIII century, as well as tiles with seven hundred years, that go back to the Pombaline reconstruction. Throughout the building there are also strong elements of Neo-Baroque and Neoclassical.

All details have been carefully preserved, the different spaces offer the possibility of organizing exclusive and intimate events. The Halls of Palacete Chafariz D’el Rei are distinct and unique, allowing for press conferences, weddings, meetings, and all kinds of events possible to be held in the stunning Palacete Chafariz D’el Rei.

For those who prefer a familiar, comfortable and welcoming environment, combined with the life of the bourgeoisie of Lisbon in the 18th and 19th centuries, the Palacete Chafariz D’el Rei is the place of choice.

SUITES
The 6 suites at the Palacete Chafariz D’el Rei offer gorgeous and exclusive views to Tejo River or the famous alleys of Alfama.

The Palacete Chafariz D’El Rei, with a concept of Home Boutique Hotel, offers its guests a welcoming atmosphere and a relaxing feeling, with all the refinement and elegance of a 18th century Noble house. Its 6 suites overflow with luxury and refinement, equipped with everything necessary for a memorable stay.

LUXURY RIVER SUITE
Open to Tejo River landscape, the Luxury River Suite contemplates the symbiosis between classic and modern, transmitting a sense of elegance and timeless luxury.

Along the three floors of this Suite, the last, and the highest, you have at your disposal a room equipped with a telescope, so that you can delight in the exclusive 360º views, capable of providing you with a memorable experience.

DELUXE RIVER SUITE
The luxurious and spacious Deluxe River Suites, offer us exclusive views to Tejo river, as well as with all the surroundings, that transport us to the life of the bourgeoisie of the XVIII century. The large living areas, bathrooms, as well as the bedroom with details and accessories of Portuguese bourgeoisie, create a unique atmosphere.

JUNIOR SUITE
Open to the alleys of Alfama, these Suites were designed for lovers of the magnificent city of Lisbon, who value medieval architecture so characteristic. The Junior Suites are spacious, offering two comfortable beds with pure cotton sheets, period style furniture and an individual bathroom.

PALACETE TEA HOUSE
A space with classic and refined decoration, an intimate atmosphere and gastronomy of reference. Its warm and distinctive atmosphere, combined by the refinement and elegance of a noble house from the 18th century, have everything to stay in your memory.

The delicacies we prepare have the ability to elevate gastronomic experiences to a level of excellence, surrounded by all the nostalgia of the bourgeoisie. The originality of our suggestions, we highlight the Brunch that is served daily.

For those who prefer to have breakfast later, indulge with the ex-libris of Palacete Chafariz D’El Rei. The Royal Brunch that we serve daily is appreciated and praised by all who have tried it. The menu is very diverse and distinct, with high quality products, which results in a unique gastronomic experience.

DISCOVER LISBON

• S. Jorge Castle – 600 m – Located on the highest hill in Lisbon, and with a breathtaking view over the city, the Castelo de São Jorge allows to take a trip back in time, where all the stones speak, telling the history of Lisbon since its foundation.
• Baixa / Shopping Area / Historic Center – 750 m – Baixa is an elegant neighborhood, built after the 1755 earthquake in Lisbon. It consists of a grid of streets north of Praça do Comércio, approximately between Cais do Sodré and Alfama district, under the Lisbon Castle, which extends north towards the Rossio and Figueira squares and Avenida da Liberdade , a tree-lined street known for its luxury shops and cafes.
• Chiado – 1 km – It is one of the most emblematic and traditional neighborhoods in the city of Lisbon. It is located between Bairro Alto and Baixa Pombalina. It is an important center of trade in Lisbon, being one of the most cosmopolitan and busy areas in the Portuguese capital.
• Avenida da Liberdade – 2 km – Its scenic qualities, prestigious stores, hotels, theaters and historic buildings make it a tourist landmark in the city. It is a mandatory visit when passing through Lisbon.
• Jerónimos Monastery – 7 km – Classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, it is a Portuguese monastery of the Order of São Jerónimo built in the 16th century. Its construction began in 1501, and lasted for one hundred years, having been directed by a remarkable group of architects and masters of national and foreign works.
• Padrão dos Descobrimentos – 7 km – It is located in Belém, in a prominent position on the right bank of the Tagus River. It was built in 1940, with perishable materials, in order to honor the historical figures involved in the Portuguese Discoveries. Currently the replica is made of concrete and stone, having been inaugurated in 1960.
• Belém Tower – 8 km – Built between 1514 and 1521 by Francisco de Arruda, at the request of D. Manuel I, the Torre de Belém, today a must-visit monument, aimed at defending the Tagus bar, being used as an artillery asset.
• Expo / Parque das Nações – 8 km – Parque das Nações is a neighborhood in the city, requalified for Expo 98 and today presents itself as one of the most contemporary and modern in Lisbon and where you can find leisure areas, in addition to restaurants, the Oceanarium, the Vasco da Gama Tower and the biggest exhibitions. Portugal.

Rooms: 6

Price: from 195 EUR per night

Source: www.chafarizdelrei.com

Reminiscent of London and New York Town Houses  Valverde Hotel Lisbon has a classic and elegant language, punctuated by contemporary furniture, works of art, objects and antiques. The Valverde Hotel welcomes leisure and business guests, offering a space in a kind of enlarged house, with a deeply intimate atmosphere.

It is these pieces, the light, the comfort of the fabrics and materials used, and the treatment of the space as if it were a residence, which intend to distinguish this from all other hotels that may exist in the surroundings, creating a unique place, like a “Oasis of comfort and discreet luxury”.

Valverde Hotel is a boutique hotel, located in the heart of the most famous avenue of Lisbon, Avenida da Liberdade. From this central location of the Avenida, one can walk to some of the seven most emblematic hills of Lisbon. To the south side, the Avenida is surrounded by the emblematic neighborhoods, Principe Real, Bairro Alto, Chiado, Baixa, Alfama and Castelo.

The North there’s Eduardo VII Park, the biggest park of central Lisbon and has excellent views over the city, as well as the gardens of Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, classified as a National Monument, where besides enjoying the garden, it also holds great exhibitions and performances.

Or why not, opt for a walk along the Avenida which was built between 1879 and 82 in the style of the Champs-Elysées in Paris, measuring 90 meters wide and with pavements with abstract patterns, and at the moment the 35th most luxurious avenue in the world, conserving some of its original buildings and mansions, hotels, cafes, theaters and luxury shops.

ROOMS & SUITES
The Valverde Hotel rooms have an extremely comfortable, elegant and sober decor, providing the perfect environment to relax. Densely colored walls contrasting with bright fabrics and colorful sirgarias, stylish furnishings, punctuated by antique furniture and paintings, making us feel at home.

RESTAURANT
Keeping in line with the aesthetic of the hotel, the restaurant is decorated with vintage look furniture, thirteenth century paintings and eclecti lighting. Facing the courtyard, Restaurant / Bar “Sítio Valverde”, with its very high ceilings, is a unique space where sophisticated clientele can come to lunch, dine or have snack at any time of day.

Its menu includes a number of “Classics”, plus a Chef’s suggestion for the day, to suit any customer. Chef Carla Sousa offers a signature cuisine, focused mainly on Portuguese dishes. It has capacity for 30, serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Additionally, the hotel offers a bar service with signature cocktails and a classic menu available throughout the day.

PATEO
Pateo, is an oasis away from the busy of the city. Adjacent to the Restaurant and Bar, you will find a very cool environment. With its different sized windows and its garden, the Pateo is a perfect place for reading, relaxing or having a private business conversation. The black background is broken by terracota pots and varied furniture with colorful fabrics.

In this idyllic space where you can enjoy a food and beverage service, a “classics” menu, available all day, for those who prefer lighter and outdoor dining. It also provides a “Five o’clock Tea” and Cocktails service, whitch is very popular with our guests. Special music nights make this a popular place for Lisbon society.

CONCIERGE & SERVICES
During your stay at Valverde Hotel, our concierge team takes care of all your needs 24 hours a day. With the wisdom and professionalism of our Concierge team, you will enjoy the best suggestions and programs to see and do, during your stay with us.

From suggesting to the best spots for shopping, sightseeing, or even taking care of theater reservations, to arranging tours in a cabriolet or sailboat.

MASSAGES
Valverde Hotel offers a Treatment Room with a sophisticated, comfortable atmosphere, where you’ll be able to enjoy a handpicked selection of unique, personalised body treatments that will provide you an overall feeling of wellbeing.

PERSONAL SHOPPING
If you want a “personal shopper” to assist you through the most emblematic stores of the Av. Da Liberdade, Chiado, and other places subject to suggestions, reception will present you with a team of professionals who will recommend you the best pieces according to your your profile, style and budget available.

If you choose to do so without an assistant, inform our porters of your purchases that they will take care in collecting and arranging your shopping to arrive at the Hotel and will place them in your room.

LISBON
A scenario combining the grandiosity of its history and a vanguard path toward its future, Lisbon is endowed with unique natural beauty and fascinating tourist attractions, which are intensified by the city and surrounding region’s diversity and quality.

Let us begin by talking about the city and the majestic Tagus River, its faithful partner which, together, have witnessed and been shaped by many centuries of colourful events.

Portuguese discoverers departed on their caravels from Belém, sailed down this river’s calm waters and then plunged into an infinite ocean on a quest to discover the New World. They shared the language, many other aspects of our culture and even life. As fittingly phrased by the poet “…with wit and skill.”

The magnitude of their achievements “over uncharted oceans” and of Portugal’s power in the 16th century is reflected by the Monument to the Discoveries, the Belém Tower and the magnificent Jerónimos Monastery on the Tagus River banks. These wonders attract thousands of tourists yearly, both Portuguese and foreign, whose awe for the Belém of Discoveries embarks their imagination on a trip through history.

It’s a short “hop” from here to the historic centre. Downtown Lisbon has much to see, either by foot, on the famous 28 streetcar or, for example, on a rented environmentally friendly vehicle, some of which were especially designed for touring the historic quarters’ fascinating labyrinths.

Dominated by the São Jorge Castle, Lisbon is known for its seven hills teeming with buildings of simple but extraordinarily beautiful architecture, many of which have been tastefully restored. These quarters have attracted a new set of dwellers, particularly a younger generation and many artists for whom Lisbon is their muse.

The historic quarters are, in fact, a must see for many good reasons. Narrow streets whose opposing roofs nearly touch one another, squares crowded with revellers during the popular saints festivals, colourful stalls of street hawkers who yell out lively and witty sales pitches boasting the quality and freshness of their products make these quarters irresistibly charming.

These quarters are the setting for Lisbon’s emblematic music: Fado, particularly amateur Fado that is on the loose, vagrant and sung nearly until dawn. Renowned singers and youths breathe and live Fado, because Fado has always been in their soul or, rather, from the time they were born.

Alfama, Mouraria, Madragoa, Bairro Alto…, so many and so few quarters to visit make it hard for tourists to plan an itinerary, and thus the best choice is not to miss any of them.

During your walk, suddenly, on turning a corner, on discovering a quaint resting place, you come across one of the many scenic viewpoints to be found throughout Lisbon, a sort of window revealing a surprising and magnificent city scenario.

You then understand that, no matter how often you return to one of these viewpoints, you’ll always discover something new, a detail which you had not yet perceived. Lisbon’s light, along with its unique heritage, is one of the main reasons you’ll always be discerning something new. This is the “City of White Light,” an inspiration for artists and poets who have immortalised it in their paintings and writings.

Website: www.valverdehotel.com

Rooms: 48

Price: from 315 EUR per night

Tucked away in a privileged location – through a narrow street and a small tunnel – sits memmo príncipe real, home to a secret sightseeing spot with breathtaking views over the city and a gateway to explore one of the most charming neighborhoods in Lisbon.

Amid the charming heritage of the ancient royalty that once lived here, one finds at Memmo Príncipe Real the same limestone flooring used in historical buildings, royal palaces, and famous squares throughout the city.

Here, too, is an embracing mix of contemporary and classic styles in a cosmopolitan ambiance of tranquility and impeccable service that provides the visitor with a Lisbon experience that feels both timeless and authentically local.

In the neighborhood, the aristocratic mansions and palaces of the 19th century, once home to the city’s elite, have been claimed by the spirited young entrepreneurs and artisans. The architectural charm has turned it into one of the most sought-after areas to be in with the coolest shopping, restaurants, and bars options in town.

It’s here, in this quarter, where the contrast between the historical side of the city with its ancient buildings and antiquaries, and the contemporary Lisbon bustling with modern shops and trendy restaurants is more evident. The hotel naturally blends into this scenario, in perfect harmony with the past and the present, standing high in a privileged location.

ROOMS & SUITES
The 41 rooms and suites span between 23 and 50 square meters, and all play host to either a double bed or twin beds. The 50 square meter Premium City View Room also offers the same as the Executive Suite and is located in an exclusive area of the hotel with exterior access.

While the 24 to 27 square meter Exclusive Room features a balcony and an outdoor fireplace, the 23 to 27 square meter Superior Terrace Room offers a terrace and the 45 square meter Executive Suites boasts a living room with a sofa bed and a working desk.

PREMIUM CITY VIEW ROOM
Located 10 meters from the main building with private access through the garden. Egyptian bed linen, six pillows (small, medium, oversize), Led reading light, Alarm clock, Direct-dial phone, Free Wi-Fi, Bang & Olufsen TV, Air conditioning, Electronic safe box, Marshall mini-station with Bluetooth, Welcome cocktail bar station & minibar, Complete set of luxury bathroom amenities, Hair dryer, toilet magnifying, mirror, digital scale, Bath robe and slippers, 24-hour room-service, Overnight shoe-shine service upon request.

RESTAURANT
Café Príncipe Real is located in a central, stylish and comfortable area of the hotel with a beautiful terrace overlooking the pool and the city. In Café Principe Real you will find Portuguese traditional cuisine along with Mediterranean and international flavors.

Throughout the day & night, it assumes different forms and services: breakfast in the morning exclusively for guests, light meals during the afternoon, and signature cocktail bar & restaurant for lunches and dinners.

MEETINGS & EVENTS
We redesign our old warehouse located by the memmo Príncipe Real Hotel and we transformed it into a quiet space with natural light and a privileged view over the city. Casual and laid-back, the ARMAZÉM M it’s suitable for meetings up to 48 pax. It’s a great venue for exhibitions and product launches as well.

PRINCIPE REAL GARDEN
A romantic garden is the center of a square surrounded by elegant buildings. It’s an urban refuge with a gigantic parasol-like cedar tree.

Every saturday it’s also home to a farmers’ market for fans of organic fruits and vegetables, while every last saturday and monday of each month there’s a market of crafts and antiques. Underneath it all is a stone reservoir from the 1800s that’s part of the city’s water museum and often rented for private events.

VIEW POINT
São Pedro de Alcântara is a garden with a panoramic view across the city to St. George’s Castle and central Lisbon. A map made of tiles marks all the distinctive buildings, and the lower geometric garden contains busts of heroes and gods from Greco-Roman mythology, such as Minerva and Ulysses.

GLORIA ELEVATOR
A funicular that takes passengers up and down the hill between the center of the city (Restauradores Square) and Bairro Alto since 1885.

BOTANIC GARDEN
An enchanting garden to escape the bustle of the city, surrounded by subtropical vegetation. It was considered one of the best botanical gardens in Europe when it was laid out in the 19th century, and its large collection of subtropical vegetation remains impressive today.

BAIRRO ALTO
Bairro Alto is one of Lisbon’s nightlife highs. In addition to all its entertainment, the neighbourhood mixes the original ambience of a typical place with the pace and energy created by the bars and restaurants with all their variety of styles and influences.

CHIADO
Chiado is nowadays a noble shopping area with all sorts of facilities and street entertainment. Here one can find theatres, bookshops, museums, restaurants, and famous Portuguese fashion houses.

ROSSIO SQUARE 
Rossio is one of the most beautiful squares in Lisbon. Embracing the statue of D. Pedro IV and fountains, it hosts the D. Maria National Theatre and the famous Café Nicola founded in 1929.

SOLAR DO VINHO
A 18th-century building where you can sample more than 300 different Ports, including some of the rarer vintages that date as far as 1937. You can order by the glass or bottle and can drink at the bar or in comfortable armchairs in the sitting room.

LIBERDADE AVENUE
Synonymous with elegance, fashion, and motion, Liberdade Avenue is one of the most important avenues of Lisbon, with theatres, esplanades, and international brands like Armani, Burberry, or Louis Vuitton.

Website: www.memmohotels.com

Rooms: 41

Price: from 255 EUR per night

Located in the centre of Lisbon, Pousada de Lisboa sits in the most chic part of the city, making the hotel perfect for discovering this magnificent city.

A house of kings and a forum for ministries, this Small Luxury Hotel in Lisbon has been completely restored, transforming it into a launching pad for a luxury urban experience.

With the perfect combination of tradition, tourism and trend, Pousada de Lisboa welcomes you at the Praça do Comércio , located along the Tejo River.

This luxury hotel in Lisbon offers an indoor swimming pool with a private sunbathing deck. The Pousada de Lisboa also includes a completely equipped fitness centre and a spa where you can enjoy Magic Spa signature massages and treatments.

ROOMS & SUITES
Located in the iconic Praça do Comércio, just steps from the Tagus river, the Pousada de Lisboa is the best starting point for exploring the city.

The building, the former headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, is reason enough to visit, given its historical importance and the works of art provided by the Museum of Lisbon.

The rooms, distributed on 4 floors, feature an elegant, contemporary and sophisticated decor. The wooden floors, fine materials, luxurious atmosphere and brightness that is characteristic of the city all contribute to a unique experience that only a small boutique hotel can offer.

Presidential Suite
Pousada’s premium room, with approximately 110 sq. m, the Suite Presidencial strives for good taste and elegance. With a comfortable living room and two magnificent balconies, from where you can enjoy the wonderful panoramic views to the Rio Tejo and Praça do Comércio.

Decorated in an unique style, this Suite involves the guest in an atmosphere of great sophistication and glamor. The bathroom, generously proportioned, endowed with plenty of natural light, is coated Irish Green marble, equipped with shower and bathtub.

Suite Praça do Comércio
With the best view to the Praça do Comércio and River Tagus, with 55 sqm, the Special Suite has 2 magnificent windows and an incredibly high ceiling. Staying in the suite means to feel Lisbon in an unforgettable way.

Suite Áurea
This Suite is a tribute to the Rua do Ouro, the gold street, where centuries ago jewelers used to make and sell their gold work. The space still has the original character of the building, boasting beautiful architectural and decorative details.

From oak panelling to hard wood floors and panelled doors and from designer furniture to embroidered blackout curtains, the entire ambiance oozes luxury. The exhibition of pieces, publications and paintings is carried out in collaboration with prestigious jewelry makers and jewelry brands.

It’s an entirely customised experience that can be extended outside the Pousada by visiting workshops and stores in the historical centre of Lisbon. Choosing this suite is also a unique opportunity to be part of the history of Lisbon’s Baixa district.

Deluxe Family
With approx. 34 sq. m, the deluxe family rooms can accommodate comfortably up to three people. All decorated in an elegant classical style, equipped with all the conveniences so that our guest feels at home.

The deluxe family rooms have interesting views to Praça do Comércio or Rua do Ouro, some of them include a lovely balcony.

Superior Room
Elegantly decorated in a classic and traditional style, the superior rooms, are spacious with about 25 sq. m and equipped with all the conveniences in order to provide a memorable stay.

The superior rooms have spectacular views to Praça do Comércio, Rua do Ouro or Lisbon City Hall, some of them include a lovely balcony.

DINING
See, hear and experience the world in a welcoming and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Start the day with a nutritious breakfast at Pátio Amália and set off to experience all the flavours of Lisbon.

RIB Beef & Wine
RIB BEEF & WINE LISBOA is located at Praça do Comércio, considered to be Lisbon’s reception room. With a refined offer of food, drinks and wines, the restaurant welcomes anyone who enters, whether for a meal with friends, a business lunch or a more intimate dinner.

Choose your table, either in the welcoming interior or on the esplanade, protected by the arches of Praça do Comércio, and enjoy an unforgettable meal. The menu, specialising in the freshest and tenderest beef, is enriched by a wide range of delights from the bar.

You’ll find over 100 different drinks, including cocktails, wines by the glass and artisan beers. The wine cellar offers a portfolio of carefully selected wines, largely from small producers, including some rare ones.

RIB Beef & Wine Lisboa is the second of the brand’s units, after RIB Beef & Wine Porto, in the picturesque Ribeira area.

LEISURE & SERVICES
​With extremely dedicated concierge service, here you can shape your stay in Lisboa to your personal taste and your particular interests. Enjoy the spa, the pool and the roomservice (until 11pm) available at the Pousada.

THE CHARM OF THE CHIADO

Frequented by artists and intellectuals – the Faculty of Fine Arts lies here – , the Chiado was the preferred spot of the poet Fernando Pessoa. Visitors should not miss taking a coffee (uma bica) on the esplanade of A Brasileira, where the poet has been immortalized by a statue.

From the Rua do Carmo to the Praça Camões, the streets are full of bookstores, coffee bars, restaurants, museums, theatres and boutiques. Close to this quarter is the Bairro Alto. With this heterogeneity of visitors and so much to discover, the Chiado presents itself as Lisbon’s true heart.

Take the chance to travel in the typical 28 tramway from the Graça to the Campo de Ourique parishes, crossing the Praça Camões, and completing a trip full of history through the city’s main points of interest, like the Feira da Ladra, the São Jorge Castle, the Cathedral, the Baixa Pombalina, the Basílica da Estrela and Fernando Pessoa House.

WALK AROUND AVENIDA DE LIBERDADE

Reserve an afternoon to walk around the long Avenida da Liberdade and take in the glamour of the boutiques and the fresh terraces.

Continue until the Praça de Rossio (the square with the imposing National Theatre) and enter the downtown streets, where you will find many stores and much animation, ending at the Terreiro do Paço, close to the Tagus River.

TYPICAL QUARTERS
Alfama is the right place to sense the nostalgia of the fado. It is also the oldest district that resisted to the large earthquake of 1755.

Bairro Alto is one of the most famous quarters in the Portuguese capital, being like a stage for one to see the Bohemian lifestyle and the nightlife, characterized by its atmosphere and the fusion of its picturesque streets and taverns and the fashion of its bars and stores of the major alternative brands.

You should also visit the Bairro da Bica, which is one of the most authentic districts in town, and for this reason, one of the most crowded during the festivities dedicated to the popular saints.

Website: www.pousadas.pt

Rooms: 90

Price: from 243 EUR per night

The One Palácio da Anunciada, the new 5* hotel in the city, is located in the heart of historical Lisbon, a few metres from the prestigious Avenida da Liberdade and Praça dos Restauradores. The building represents the historical heritage from the year 1533, retaining all the majesty of the 16th century.

You will be able to enjoy a unique experience in the most exclusive area of the City of Light: the best traditional cuisine, a wide offer of the best luxury boutiques and a enticing historical centre to discover.

The One Palácio da Anunciada comes to the city as a unique and exclusive 5* hotel keeping all the history of the original 16th-century original building and an elegant, contemporary interior design that will offer guests an unforgetable experience.

The project has been developed by the award-winning designer Jaime Beriestain, who has sought the perfect balance between the structure’s tradition of the original Palácio da Anunciada and the contrast in the design and comfort of each of its spaces.

The One Palácio da Anunciada offers guests, in addition to its elegant 83 rooms and well-cared for interior spaces, 2500 square metres of gardens, as well as the noble rooms of the original palace turned into elegant dining areas.

The Condes de Ericeira Restaurant offers excellent market cuisine that honours Portugal. It is the new and exclusive gastronomic space for Lisbon locals. The restaurant is located in one of the noble rooms of the Palácio da Anunciada and also has direct access to the Gardens.

Next to the restaurant we find the O Jardim Wine Bar, offering an elegant and sophisticated cocktail bar where the guest will enjoy a unique atmosphere and palatial experience.

To end the day with an unforgettable experience, The One Palácio da Anunciada offers the Despacio Spa at The One. Presiding over the palace gardens, it is the ideal place to relax and recharge after a day of working or discovering Lisbon.

The jewel of the palace is no doubt our pool overlooking the Gardens, boasting an exclusive solarium area for guests of The One Palácio da Anunciada—the perfect place to watch the sunset.

Garden Suite
A spectacular suite measuring approximately 45 m² comprised of two separate areas (bedroom and living room) for greater comfort and privacy.

It has a large bathroom designed in Portuguese marble, with natural light and an exclusive elegance free-standing bathtub. It enjoys privileged views over the main palace gardens and is an excellent option for those looking for an urban luxury experience. It can accommodate up to 2 adults + 2 children or 3 adults.

Tower Suite
An exclusive room located in the old tower of the Palácio da Anunciada. Featuring an open 40 m² space, it is designed in a loft style that includes a large dressing room and a spectacular bathroom in Portuguese marble with fine woods and a free-standing elegance bathtub.

It can accommodate a maximum of 2 people and offers privileged views of the typical Lisbon rooftops and the main palace gardens.

Deluxe Family
Spacious rooms with an average size of 35 m². They have a sofa bed and are the best option for families looking for additional space. The views from the Deluxe Family Rooms are of the palace’s inner courtyards. They can accommodate up to 2 adults + 2 children or 3 adults

Deluxe Room
Rooms with an average size of 30 m², ideal for guests looking for the comfort of additional space in their room. The views from the Deluxe Rooms can be of the famous street Rua das Portas de Santo Antão or of the palace’s quiet interior patios. The maximum capacity is 2 people.

Dining
Located in one of the grand halls of the palace and with direct access to the gardens, the Condes de Ericeira Restaurant is a new gastronomic hotspot in Lisbon.

The space has been meticulously renovated to recover all the wealth of details of its original decoration including a magnificent coffered ceiling with hand-painted frescoes. Its elaborate menu offers typical Portuguese market cuisine with a Mediterranean influence.

O Jardim Wine Bar

Presided over by an elegant circular bar, O Jardim Wine Bar is located in another grand hall of the palace that has been perfectly restored to recover the original splendour of its coffered ceiling and large windows. It also provides direct access to the palace gardens.

It is the perfect place for sampling delicious tapas and small dishes accompanied by a glass of excellent Portuguese wine or an exclusive signature cocktail in a chic atmosphere.

It also serves an exquisite breakfast buffet prepared with high-quality natural products as well as a selection of à la carte dishes prepared to order.
Opening hours: 10:30 am to 12:30 am

Boémio Lounge 

Located in the hotel’s spacious lobby, the Boémio Lounge offers a delicious selection of signature tapas and a varied list of Portuguese and international wines as well as the finest cocktails.

The restoration of the space, which previously housed the stables, shops and workshops of Rua das Portas de Santo Antão, has maintained the large windows, the wooden ceiling supported by robust wrought-iron pillars and solid original stone walls, creating a unique atmosphere with views of one of the best-known streets of the Baixa district of Lisbon. It is the perfect place for holding cocktails, coffe-breaks and events.

The Spa
​Enjoy a few hours of wellbeing at the Despacio Spa at The One, where you’ll be able to disconnect from all your daily worries while relaxing in the experience pool with natural light or enjoying personalized treatments that use locally produced oils and essences or the exclusive products of Natura Bissé, a pioneering brand in the world of cosmetics.

General services: – Heated experience pool with natural light – Finnish sauna and sensory shower with chromotherapy – 24-hour gym equipped with the latest cardiovascular and toning workout equipment – Massage, facial and body treatments – Relaxation area with sun loungers

Events
The One Palácio da Anunciada has a meeting room with natural light and access to a pleasant patio, ideal for hosting drinks receptions and coffee breaks. The hotel also has four magnificent rooms for events, all with the palace’s original large windows and coffered ceilings.

The imposing entrance hall of the hotel is a perfect space for events that require an exclusive welcome service and the majestic palace gardens are the perfect setting for one-off events.

At The One Palácio da Anunciada we take care of every detail so your celebration turns out just how you dreamed it would. We offer fine signature cuisine and professional, personalized treatment, as well as unique spaces for dinners and private events.

The hotel’s four magnificent event rooms, with large windows and coffered ceilings with hand-painted frescoes, are ideal for receptions and banquets in an atmosphere of luxury and distinction and the extensive gardens are an exceptional setting for unforgettable celebrations.

The One Palácio da Anunciada has a meeting room with natural light and access to a pleasant patio, ideal for hosting drinks receptions and coffee breaks. The hotel also has four magnificent rooms for events, all with the palace’s original large windows and coffered ceilings.

The imposing entrance hall of the hotel is a perfect space for events that require an exclusive welcome service and the majestic palace gardens are the perfect setting for one-off events.

Website: www.hotelstheone.com

Rooms: 83

Price: from 227 EUR per night

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 dimensions as well as the cork floor. The warm colours contrast with the elegant lines of the furniture and the luster light fittings. The recovery of the whole building is exemplary as is the case of the paintings in the bar alluding to the Portuguese overseas empire.

The 33 spacious rooms are all equipped with an anteroom and marble bathroom. Also equipped with air-conditioning, a free safe, satellite TV, free access to broad band wireless, LCD TV, DVD/CD reader, Molton Brown amenities, hairdryer and bath robes.

Atmosphere and services, almost a private club. Assisted breakfast buffet, library, Império Bar, 24h room service, laundry, free access to broad band wireless, free use of the computer and a printer with internet access. It also have a video library and a garage at your disposal at Hotel Britania, as for our sister hotels of Lisbon Heritage Collection.

Situated in a peaceful road right alongside the cosmopolitan Avenida da Liberdade, a genuine Art Deco boutique hotel in the historic centre of Lisbon. From the Airport – Follow signs to Marquês de Pombal then towards Restauradores. Going up Avenida da Liberdade, on the right hand side.

From the South (Ponte 25 de Abril) – A2 highway across Tagus River then exit for Marquês de Pombal and follow signs to Restauradores. Going up Avenida da Liberdade, on the right hand side.

This is where all the top shops, grander hotels, banks, airline offices are located and you can easily get anywhere in the historic center.

Bairro Alto is just 2 minutes away with the Elevador da Glória. Baixa, Alfama and Chiado are within walking distance. Originally built as a public park and named as Passeio Público it was inaugurated in 1764, created by Pombaline architect Reinaldo Manuel.

Avenida da Liberdade
Lisbon’s main boulevard where all the top shops, grander hotels, banks, airline offices are located and you can easily get anywhere in the historic center. Bairro Alto is just 2 minutes away with the Elevador da Glória. Baixa, Alfama and Chiado are within walking distance.

Originally built as a public park and named as Passeio Público it was inaugurated in 1764, created by Pombaline architect Reinaldo Manuel. Avenida da Liberdade Market, sells everything from antiques to junk, every second weekend of the month.

Portuguese brands: Rosa & Teixeira, Fly London, David Rosas, Maria João Bahia, Lanidor. International Brands: Louis Vuitton, Prada, Armani, Todd’s, Burberry, Versace, Gucci, Givenchy, Yves Saint Laurent. It is nowadays considered as the 35th most expensive avenue in the world.

War Memorial
Inaugurated in 22 November 1931, a tribute to the 50,000 Portuguese soldiers who fought in World War I.

Glória Funicular
Located at beginning of Avenida da Liberdade, on the Restauradores Square. The funicular opened on October 24, 1885 and since then having been carrying locals and tourists on a short trip to Bairro Alto and to the São Pedro de Alcântara Belvedere.

Lavra Funicular
From 19 April 1884, located at Largo da Anunciada, will take you to Torel Belvedere with one of the best views over the city.

Ginginha do Rossio
A tradicional Lisbon’s sour cherry liquor.

S. Domingos Church
The Church of our last royal wedding and the living memory of the earthquake in 1755.

Restauradores
This large square commemorates the country’s liberation from 60 years of Spanish rule in 1640.

Bairro Alto
Dating from the 16th century it has traditionally been the city’s bohemian haunt of artists and writers. Its quiet small street during the day, are transformed at night into the city’s vibrant nightlife quarter with a all kind of entertainment and of course Fado houses.

Fado
Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Much more than just a song, Fado is the purest expression of Lisboa’s “soul” and Portuguese feelings, always accompanied by the solemn and melancholy chords of the Portuguese guitar. It can be heard in many restaurants and “Tascas” of the old districts of Lisboa.

A Carioca
It’s an art deco palace with two coffee grinders dating from 1936. The shop’s iconic symbol is a carioca, a woman from Rio de Janeiro, holding a cup of coffee.

Chapelaria Azevedo Rua
Since 1886, here you will find all kind of Hats.

Fábrica Sant’Anna
Sant’Anna Factory produces all its pieces according to entirely handcrafted methods keeping the same processes since 1741.

Livraria Bertrand
Established in Chiado quarter 1732, it’s the world oldest bookstore recognized by the Guiness.

Leitão & Irmão
Jewellers to the Portuguese Crown in 1887, continues to produce all articles at their own workshops and they all bear our manufacturer’s hallmark, ensuring the very highest quality standards.

Conserveira de Lisboa
Established 1930 still selling its original 3 canned food brands Tricana, Prata do Mar and Minor. It preserves a credible bridge between production and clients.

Luvaria Ulisses
Established in 1925, try some exquisite gloves in this tiny little shop.

Casa Pereira
Buy a small package of “bolachinhas de furo” (cookies) to eat while walking around.

A Vida Portuguesa
A different shop offering all old Portuguese products that were slowly disappearing.

Casa de Velas do Loreto
The oldest shop and manufacture of candles in Lisbon. A beautiful shop with wonderful handmade candles.

Festivities of Lisbon “Santo António”
Santo António – Lisbon’s patron saint – overseas the city’s festivities that reach their highpoint on the evening of June 12, with a procession of popular marches through the Avenida da Liberdade. Entertainment activities that will invade Lisbon’s oldest neighborhoods, luring lure thousands of people into the streets.

Lisbon Fish and Flavors
For eleven days in April it offers the chance to enjoy innovative gastronomic dishes created from fish and seafood from our coast.

Lisbon Marathon
Every year in December, the streets of the Portuguese capital are invaded by the Lisbon Marathon – Portugal’s oldest marathon event.

Com’Out Lisbon
Jazz Festival that takes place in September. Free live music, dance and theater in the city’s gardens and viewpoints.

Bric-à-Brac Heritage Avenida Liberdade
Every thursday and saturdays along the exclusive Heritage Avenida Liberdade.

Website: www.lisbonheritagehotels.com

Rooms: 33

Price: from 237 EUR per night

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, in the building where until 1980 was the Grand Hôtel de L’Europe, a landmark in the national hotel business history.

The set of buildings where the Bairro Alto Hotel is located dates back to the XVIII century and it is an area of municipal interest in Lisbon – more precisely between Bairro Alto and Chiado, two of the most emblematic neighborhoods of the city.

Bairro Alto Hotel, a renowned member of “The Leading Hotels of the World”, is a pioneer in Portugal in the concept of 5 star boutique hotels.

A milestone in the history of this hotel, which represents the best of Lisbon in an experience where charm, bohemia and sophistication guide visitors through the history of a breathtaking and enthralling city.

SUITES
The suites of Bairro Alto Hotel have been carefully designed to provide all our guests with a stay marked by luxury, glamor and refinement, not forgetting the touch of modernity, absolute tranquility, peace and comfort that each one deserves.

In every suite you can breathe the soul of Lisbon, which has been carefully reflected in every detail. A stay in any of our suites will be remembered as a special experience, one you will certainly wish to repeat.

TEJO
With a generous view over Lisbon’s rooftops, and a unique luminosity, this suite’s handpicked decoration, colors and materials combine comfort and tranquility with the sophistication you’d expect from a luxury hotel.

CHIADO
A luxurious suite that allows guests to experience the glamor of the city through the beautiful view of the historic center, in particular the Luís de Camões Square.

ROOMS
Despite having a touch of modernity and being fully equipped, the rooms at Bairro Alto Hotel translate the city of Lisbon through its textures, colors and materials.

Here, stories come to life as you create unforgettable experiences. Memories of unpretentious refinement, luxury and glamor, as well as peace, tranquility and comfort. All sensations we sometimes seek, ever so intensely.

CLASSIC CHIADO
With a decoration that expresses tranquility and harmony, evoking beautiful Portuguese features, Classic Chiado perfectly reflects the good taste that the hotel wishes to convey to all its guests.

Restaurant & Bar
Go up to the 5th floor and be amazed by the best of Portuguese cuisine, created by Chef Nuno Mendes and Executive Chef Bruno Rocha.

In a space that breathes the bohemian and irreverent aura of the artists who created the city, stands BAHR – Bairro Alto Hotel Restaurant, with a restaurant area, the bar and an amazing terrace.

Thanks to the decoration, made by design professionals and Creative Chef Nuno Mendes, owner of a talent and experience recognized worldwide, you will be involved in a modern and informal environment where you can live unique and comforting moments.

The excellence of Chef Nuno Mendes
With a well-established portfolio that includes a Michelin star and a published book, Nuno Mendes is one of the Chefs who helped spread the diversity of Portuguese cuisine across borders.

A feat that has strongly contributed to the dissemination of our of national gastronomy and to its ever growing international recognition. He was in several North American cities before settling in London and opening his own spaces.

Now the creative chef of the Bairro Alto Hotel, he has created an exclusive menu, which brings together the best that is savored in Portugal.

ROOFTOP
Located on the top floor of the hotel, the rooftop offers an exceptional view of the Tagus River, a view of Lisbon rooftops and an atmosphere conducive to relaxation in a privileged setting. It offers light meals during the day in a area that complements your room.

THE TERRACE BAHR
The Terrace’s role is complementary to the BAHR. Open all day to guests and non-guests, it has its own light all-day dining menu. With a stunning view of the river and the city’s rooftops, it is the perfect spot to relax during the day, enjoy the sunset, or just sit back and have a drink.

THE PATISSERIE
The Patisserie on the ground floor, with an unobstructed view to the Luís de Camões square, offers a daily selection of typically Portuguese sweet and savoury pastries freshly made in the hotel throughout the day.

MEZZANINE
Welcoming and cosy, on a mezzanine on the ground floor, this bar is the hotel’s meeting point par excellence. You can enjoy our menu of healthy meals throughout the day. It is ideal for a small work meeting or just to enjoy the calm and relaxed atmosphere.

The neighborhood
Bairro Alto Hotel is located in the historic center of Lisbon in a prestigious and emblematic area, made even more special by the several Lisbon sights it offers: it is located between the elegant and cosmopolitan Chiado and the bohemian Bairro Alto.

There isn’t a better place in the capital to feel Lisbon’s true soul and to be surrounded by its authenticity.

Bairro Alto
From the entrance of the hotel we see Praça Luís de Camões, which imposes itself as a separation between this neighborhood and Chiado. Further on we have Bairro Alto with its steep streets, flanked by the viewpoint of São Pedro de Alcântara.

At every corner there are a variety of restaurants and bars, along with alternative shops, bookstores and art galleries. In the air, we feel the unmistakable aroma of the famous cream pastries (“pastéis de nata”), while listening to street performers and feeling the cool breeze of the Tejo River.

Chiado
The harmonious light of Lisbon shines on the streets as we cross to Chiado. Under the watchful eye of Fernando Pessoa, a tram goes by: the “28”, as it is known, in operation for more than 100 years.

Further down, among other iconic spots, we find the Bertrand bookstore, one of the oldest in the world still in business. We are close to several points of tourist and cultural interest.

We are in the heart of Lisbon
Facades of “azulejos”, dormer windows and typical Lisbon sidewalks make the horizon, providing a stage for the dynamic dance of those who walk the streets: people who wander, work or live in the city.

At a distance, the occasional glimpse of the Tejo river… here, we feel the beat of life in the city – here, we are in the heart of Lisbon.

Website: www.bairroaltohotel.com

Rooms: 87

Price: from 286 EUR per night

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 authorship of this rebuilding is expressed by the diluting of the physical frontiers between the city and the hotel.

The purpose of the rehabilitation was to keep as many original elements as possible: the 18th century façade, the ashlar, the veranda railings, the wooden main door and the shutters with their original iron work, as well as the Pombaline tiles in the interior, have been subject to detailed restoration.

In the exterior, the integrality of the architectonic design was conserved, maintaining the elegant features which characterise the Pombaline age.

Avenida da Liberdade
Lisbon’s main boulevard where all the top shops, grander hotels, banks, airline offices are located and you can easily get anywhere in the historic center. Bairro Alto is just 2 minutes away with the Elevador da Glória. Baixa, Alfama and Chiado are within walking distance.

Originally built as a public park and named as Passeio Público it was inaugurated in 1764, created by Pombaline architect Reinaldo Manuel. Avenida da Liberdade Market, sells everything from antiques to junk, every second weekend of the month.

Portuguese brands: Rosa & Teixeira, Fly London, David Rosas, Maria João Bahia, Lanidor. International Brands: Louis Vuitton, Prada, Armani, Todd’s, Burberry, Versace, Gucci, Givenchy, Yves Saint Laurent. It is nowadays considered as the 35th most expensive avenue in the world.

War Memorial
Inaugurated in 22 November 1931, a tribute to the 50,000 Portuguese soldiers who fought in World War I.

Glória Funicular
Located at beginning of Avenida da Liberdade, on the Restauradores Square. The funicular opened on October 24, 1885 and since then having been carrying locals and tourists on a short trip to Bairro Alto and to the São Pedro de Alcântara Belvedere.

Lavra Funicular
From 19 April 1884, located at Largo da Anunciada, will take you to Torel Belvedere with one of the best views over the city.

Ginginha do Rossio
A tradicional Lisbon’s sour cherry liquor.

S. Domingos Church
The Church of our last royal wedding and the living memory of the earthquake in 1755.

Restauradores
This large square commemorates the country’s liberation from 60 years of Spanish rule in 1640.

Bairro Alto
Dating from the 16th century it has traditionally been the city’s bohemian haunt of artists and writers. Its quiet small street during the day, are transformed at night into the city’s vibrant nightlife quarter with a all kind of entertainment and of course Fado houses.

Fado
Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Much more than just a song, Fado is the purest expression of Lisboa’s “soul” and Portuguese feelings, always accompanied by the solemn and melancholy chords of the Portuguese guitar. It can be heard in many restaurants and “Tascas” of the old districts of Lisboa.

Website: www.lisbonheritagehotels.com

Rooms: 42

Price: from 106 EUR per night

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 artists, makers, and businesses. Clean, curved, modernist lines, and thoughtfully curated elements of Portuguese design appear throughout the entire hotel.

Bespoke 1950s and 1960s furniture pieces showcase the mid-century lifestyle of luxury and glamour. Soothing yet uplifting colour palettes project elegance and joyfulness into the space.

As you relax in your room, discover your own unique vintage bar cart – with complimentary gin & tonic kit created by Portuguese cocktail expert Nino Lopes. Mix yourself a drink, and take it to the rooftop to enjoy alongside stunning views of Lisbon’s skyline.

Every detail of your experience has been carefully considered. From the graphic artworks created by local artists such as João Rei, to the pencils provided by family-owned Portuguese makers Viarco. The Vintage provides an authentic and elevated experience of Lisbon.

WHERE WE ARE
At the heart of the city’s most stylish and bustling communities, we’re just a short stroll away from the Principe Real, Lisbon’s most eclectic cultural neighbourhood, Bairro Alto, the bohemian district which never sleeps, and Avenida da Liberdade, the city’s prime shopping & business area.

The metropolitan haven of Chiado is also nearby, offering stylish galleries, charming cafes, and sun drenched views of the River Tejo.

VINTAGE CASTLE SUITE
Our most stunning room, with large windows revealing a panoramic view of both the city and castle. Showcasing the finest of mid-century design. Rich colour palettes, expressive artworks, and clean modern lines. Vintage style redefined for the contemporary traveller.

40 to 50 square metres, with a spacious seating area, work desk, sofa, vintage bar cart, bathroom with a double rain-head shower, and room for up to 3 (with extra bed).

VINTAGE CORNER SUITE
One of our three exceptional corner suites, offering a panoramic view of the city. Showcasing the finest of mid-century design. Rich colour palettes, expressive artworks, and clean modern lines. Vintage style redefined for the contemporary traveller.

VINTAGE DELUXE
All the style of our Vintage Superior, but with a city view. A place to be inspired by Lisbon. Showcasing the finest of mid-century design. Rich colour palettes, expressive artworks, and clean modern lines. Vintage style redefined for the contemporary traveller.

26 to 31 square metres, with room for up to 3 (with extra bed). Featuring a sitting area & desk, vintage bar cart, and bathroom with rain head shower.

BLUE BAR & RESTAURANT
A chic, relaxed space, and a stylish homage to the city’s cerulean skies and azure water. Locally sourced seasonal ingredients, for an authentic taste of Portugal.

Blue Restaurant features a beautiful bijou patio area where you may enjoy great food and drink in fresh outdoor surroundings. Vertical gardens, custom-designed tables, terracotta lamps, and an ambience fit for the culinary delights of chef Joao Silva.

ROOFTOP VISTA
Stunning views from a sky-high urban oasis. Step into beautiful surroundings. Tropical plants, panoramic views of the city, and a menu of refreshing cocktails – specially created by Portuguese mixologist Luís Levy. Take a seat in our stylish bar overlooking São Jorge Castle, and enjoy.

Your hidden retreat in the heart of Lisbon. Soak up the sunlight under blue skies, as music and laughter fill the air. From lively social celebrations overlooking the Lisbon skyline, to cinema nights under the stars – saúde.

THE HANGOUT
An open and inviting space, perfect for pre-meeting coffees or post-dinner cocktails. Relax beside the wood-clad fireplace, and sink into the smooth sounds of our vintage record player.

A chic lounge area, adorned with unique art pieces such as Anna Westerlund’s ceramic vases, and Margarida Fleming’s popular ‘A Fadista’. Flick through one of our magazines on a mid-century sofa, and recline in both comfort and style.

THE SPA
The 5 star Vintage Spa is an immersive sanctuary, where body and soul can become reconnected. Luxurious velvets, deep brick-red walls, and solid brass elements create a grounded, sensual space.

Peaceful reflection in the water lounge is encouraged, as organic herbal tea is served in bespoke ceramic pieces, crafted by Lisbon artist Cecile Mestelan. A time to relax.

THE GYM
Our gym equipment includes a range of free weights, a treadmill, stationary bicycle, and balance ball – with a personal trainer available on demand. Full-length mirrors line the walls, alongside a TV, and specially commissioned artworks by Lisbon artist Branca Cuvier.

PRÍNCIPE REAL
Designed to be both inspirational and functional, the Príncipe Real is our most impressive space. Big, bright, and versatile – with original vintage cabinets, a mid-century drinks trolley cart for serving, and bespoke carved wooden wall lamps. With a capacity for up to 106, this space is perfect events.

SANTOS COLLECTIVE: A NEW MARKET IN TOWN
Looking for local produce and foods and or products by local artisans? Santos Collective hosts a weekly farmers market on Saturday mornings and is open most evenings for drinks, food and music.

You can find Santos Collective in the terrace of Santos-o-Velho Church, about a 15-20min walk from the hotel. It is aimed at supporting local businesses and artisans.

LISBON’S NATURAL WINE SCENE
Natural wine has taken Lisbon by storm, and one of our favourite newcomers, Senhor Uva, is leading the charge. Tucked in a residential neighbourhood just next to Jardim da Estrela, you can find this gem serving up perfectly curated natural wines and equally amazing plant-based food.

Stéphanie Audet and Marc Davidson, Quebec-natives, opened Senhor Uva less than a year ago after a long history with Portugal (Marc grew up visiting Portugal) and a love of sustainable, fresh and locally-produced and wine.

Marc and Stephanie make weekly visits to local wine producers to add to their wine list. The wine and food menu is regularly rotating as both wine and food are from small producers.

LISBON WITH KIDS
Lisbon is a fantastic city for families, with plenty to do and see for people of all ages. Not sure where to start? We’ve pulled together some of our favourites that you – and your kids – are sure to enjoy.

Hop on Tram 28. This legendary little yellow tram clatters through Lisbon’s coolest neighbourhoods including Alfama and its castle on the hill – the Castelo de São Jorge.

Check out the Oceanarium (Oceanario). Over in Parque das Nações, you can find the largest indoor aquarium in Europe housed in an iconic building that looks like its floating on the water. Includes a massive two-storey central tank that has over 100 species including sharks.

Go to Lisbon Zoo (Jardim Zoológico). One of the oldest zoos in Europe, the Jardim Zoológico has reinvented itself in recent years as an impressive centre for animal and habitat conservation.

Play at the Science Museum (Pavilho do Conhecimento). Perfect – specially on a rainy day – this museum is packed with interactive exhibits for kids, and most adults can’t resist getting stuck in too.

Visit the neighbourhood’s parks and playgrounds. Two of our favourite include Jardim da Estrela, complete with several kiosks and a playground for both big and little kids and Jardim de Príncipe Real, also with a small playground, restaurant and coffee kiosk.

We aren’t the only ones who have fallen in love with this neighbourhood wine bar, so make sure to make a reservation — our reception team can help.

Website: www.thevintagelisbon.com

Rooms: 56

Price: from 171 EUR per night