Enjoy luxury in all its historic splendor: since 1959, the groundbreaking Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon has been synonymous with unparalleled comfort and masterful service. The elegant rooms offer private balconies with sweeping views of Parque Eduardo VII or the city's rooftops, while opulently appointed suites pay homage to the hotel's rich history and promise a unique living experience. Highlights include the Michelin-starred restaurant CURA, a dreamlike spa, two pools, and a rooftop running track.
A rare sight awaits you on the roof of the hotel in the form of a 400-meter running track with a unique view over the rooftops of Lisbon. Complement your workout in the modern fitness room with a few laps in the indoor pool or a session in the Pilates studio, and then head to the elegant, multi-sensory spa. Numerous first-class treatments, a sauna, a steam bath, and an ice fountain offer benefits for body and soul. Would you like to immerse yourself in the colorful life of Lisbon? The dedicated concierge team will be happy to organize a tailor-made experience for you. After a themed tour of the city, the spacious outdoor pool invites you to relax and sunbathe.
Most of the elegant rooms and suites feature a private balcony with sweeping views over Lisbon. The sumptuous interiors are decorated in rich colors and a sophisticated mid-century style, complemented by marble-clad bathrooms with showers or separate bathtubs. You will truly reside in royal style in the opulent Royal Suite and the Presidential Suite, the largest suite in the hotel. Between dreamlike stucco walls, elegant chandeliers, polished vintage furniture, and palatial living areas create a luxurious ambience.
Start your day with a sumptuous breakfast or brunch at the classic Varanda Restaurant, which offers a magnificent buffet full of local delicacies and a magnificent view of Parque Eduardo VII. From here, you can head to the Ritz Pool Bar, where Mediterranean dishes and refreshing cocktails are served during the day. Fresh sushi and sashimi at O Japonês will satisfy your hunger before you head to the famous CURA, where Michelin-starred chef Pedro Pena Bastos takes Portuguese fine dining to a new level.
History and luxury merge perfectly at the elegant Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon. The hotel was built in 1959 by dictator Salazar as the city's first luxury hotel and is still considered one of Lisbon's most famous monuments. Overlooking the enchanting Parque Eduardo VII, located in the center of the city and facing the Tagus River, you will reside here in a prime location above the low roofs of the lively capital. The upscale furnishings exude timeless glamour. In the public areas such as the bar and restaurants, marble floors, chandeliers, and gilded furniture take center stage, while the walls are adorned with Portuguese paintings and tapestries. Almost all of the modernized rooms have a private balcony overlooking the park or the city.
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