Pousada de Lisboa

In the heart of Lisbon, the boutique Pousada de Lisboa showcases timeless beauty in a desirable area of the historic city. Modern refinement and classic elegance combine in this 18th-century property located near the disembarkation point of Portuguese ships that once set off from the Tejo River across the globe.

Property Details

The sunflower yellow exterior of Pousada de Lisboa welcomes guests into this grand restored property that lovingly preserves its past. Climb up the wide staircase covered in a decadent deep purple carpet to one of the hotel’s 90 decadent rooms and suites, where vintage architectural details like intricate headboards and elegant statues mix with modern features like plush beds and sleek seating. High ceilings and chandeliers pay homage to the opulence of the past, while long, grandiose hallways are decorated with art selected from galleries and museums throughout the country.

Natural light pours into the Classic rooms overlooking the riverside Terreiro do Paco square or the tiny streets and red tiled rooftops of the nearby neighborhood. Lovely balconies overlooking the City Hall and other historic sites make you feel like you are part of this vibrant city. For a true royal experience, consider a stay in the Suite Dom Perignon with its glamorous marble bathroom and two magnificent balconies.

Amenities at Pousada de Lisboa are extensive and exclusive. Take a dip in the indoor swimming pool or relax in the sauna, Turkish bath, or with a massage in the spa. Lounge under the warm sun on the rooftop terrace, elevated above the city buzz. The bright facade of the onsite restaurant welcomes you take a seat inside or outside under the arched walkway overlooking the busy square. From this vantage your are perfectly positioned to be a spectator of Lisbon life all while sipping on a glass of champagne.

Nearby, there is an ample amount of shopping and exploring to be had. Whether at the Museu do Chiado, in the neighboring boutiques and tapas bars, or along the winding streets leading up high to the Sao Jorge Castle at the top of the hill.