Rooms 50 Architecture João Almeida Interior Design Fernando Sanchez Salvador and Margarida Grácio Nunes
The Original Raul Martins and Maria Júlia Valente-Rodrigues
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Reflecting the shimmering Tagus River and the bright Portuguese sun, the award-winning Altis Belém Hotel & Spa seems born of the water. A sparkling gem, the hotel wows you with its striking architecture, Lisbon’s only Michelin-star hotel restaurant, and its prime location, minutes from some of the city’s most well-known museums and landmarks. Its subtle global/local flare enchants all the senses and comes alive in the vibrant wall panels that take you from the Orient to the Americas, in the Feitoria Restaurant & Wine Bar where traditional flavors blend with exotic cuisines from around the world, and in the exclusive BSpa by Karin Herzog where oxygen therapy and ancient oriental traditions of relaxation ensure the ultimate wellness for body and mind. As you dive into the rooftop pool with amazing views of the white city, feel the chilled out Iberian vibe drive out every last trace of worry.
The 50 rooms and suites span between 29 and 56 square meters, and all guestrooms apart from the 33-to 40-square-meter Deluxe Room feature a balcony or a terrace. While all rooms and suites offer a shower and a bathtub, the 29-square-meter Superior Room plays host to a queen-size bed and all other rooms a king-size bed or twin beds. The 44-square-meter Club Balcony Room is also available with a Jacuzzi on the balcony (known as the Club Balcony Premier Room) as is the 56-square-meter Diplomatic Suite (known as the Diplomatic Suite Premier.) The Diplomatic Suite and the Diplomatic Suite Premier also play host to a living room.
A monochromatic palette and minimalistic furniture with punctuations of vibrant art define the aesthetics of this glass-walled hotel.
Thanks to its brightness, transparency, and reflective glass fronts, the building seamlessly connects with the marina and the river.
Thanks to its brightness, transparency, and reflective glass fronts, the building seamlessly connects with the marina and the river.
A monochromatic palette and minimalistic furniture with punctuations of vibrant art define the aesthetics of this glass-walled hotel.
Doca do Bom Sucesso
Lisbon 1400-038,
Portugal
Belem is a picturesque district in the west of Lisbon with palatial parks, monumental highlights from Portugal’s period of the discoveries, and the city’s finest museums.
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