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Lisbon 5-Star Hotels
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lobby of the historic Hotel Avenida Palace. |
Lisbon five-star hotels
Avenida Palace
Lisbon's first luxury hotel is still dishing up Belle Epoque elegance at its
wonderfully convenient location in the heart of downtown Lisbon.
Dom
Pedro Lisboa
The ultramodern Dom Pedro Lisboa is on top of a hill facing the Amoreiras
shopping mall, just outside the downtown area. Its has 263 rooms and suites on
21 floors; all rooms have king-size beds and doors that wide enough for
wheelchairs. Three floors are set aside for nonsmokers.
Altis
This modern 303-room hotel has a rooftop restaurant, a swimming pool,
fitness facilities, parking garage, and rooms for
disabled travelers. It's a good choice if you're traveling on business or
arriving by car and prefer modern comforts over traditional atmosphere.
See our hotel review.
Lapa Palace
Traditional Portuguese decor is a hallmark of the Lapa Palace, a former stately
home in Lisbon's embassy district. The 19th Century palace opened as a hotel in
1992 and is a member of the Orient-Express chain.
Palacio Belmonte
Lisbon's most exclusive boutique hotel was named one of the "coolest 21 hotels
in the world" by Condé Nast Traveler's UK edition after it opened in
1999. Scenes from the Wim Wenders film Lisbon Story were filmed at the
Belmonte Palace, which has just eight luxury suites and is located in the
historic Alfama district, near the Săo Jorge castle.
Pestana Palace
If you're partial to palaces, the Pestana group has a hotel for you. This former villa has been renovated and
expanded into a luxurious hotel surrounded by gardens, with both indoor and
outdoor pools.
Real
Palácio
This deluxe hotel, whose name means "royal palace," is just off the Avenida da
Liberdade near the Parque Eduardo VII. All rooms have high-speed ASDL Internet
connections.
Ritz
The opulent Ritz, built in the 1950s, is now part of the Four Seasons chain. It
overlooks the Parque Eduardo XII and lacks just one amenity: a swimming pool.
Sheraton Lisboa Hotel
& Spa
Modern comforts, English-speaking staff, and a large outdoor pool have long
drawn well-heeled American and Canadian tourists and business travelers to this
318-room skyscraper hotel. The hotel, which was built in 1972, is about
half a kilometer from the Marques de Pombal Square.
Tiara Atlantic Park
This hotel is by the Marques de
Pombal Square (it's the tiered-roof building right above the column in
this photo). It offers 331 modern rooms and suites and is just five minutes
from Lisbon's Amoreiras shopping mall, which has some 350
shops and a 10-screen cinema.
Tivoli Lisboa
A spectacular lobby, a heated pool, and tennis courts are among the amenities
that draw vacationers and business travelers to this long-established luxury
hotel on the Avenida da Liberdade. The Tivoli Lisboa has 329 rooms on eight
floors, including 44 nonsmoking rooms and two rooms for disabled guests. The
rooftop Terrace Grill offers dramatic city views, especially at night.
Cascais
Farol Design Hotel
With 33 rooms, a sushi bar, a high-style restaurant, and a location above rocks and a yacht harbor in
suburban Cascais, this member of the Design Hotels group is a worthy boutique
hotel if you have a taste for trendiness and are traveling by car. Rooms have
been individually "dressed" by top Portuguese fashion designers.
Resort
Penha Longa Hotel & Golf Resort
This 117-room hotel Penha Longa Golf & Resort hotel was once a monastery.
It's located in the hills behind Sintra, just outside Lisbon,
where you'll find national palaces, museums, and antique stores. When you aren't
in town sightseeing or enjoying nature walks on the hotel's property, you can
play the Robert Trent Jones
course at the Penha
Longa Golf Club.
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