Hotel Tivoli Lisboa

Amidst a city where time seems to have been frozen in history, the Hotel Tivoli Lisboa is nestled atop a hill on the main thoroughfare of Lisbon. Originally opened in 1933, this hotel presents a modern, cosmopolitan image without compromising the historical air that gives it so much character. Experience and expertise in service are the real protagonists in this classical and stylish establishment which has been fully adapted to meet the demands of modern-day travellers.

This historic building bears a revamped design which transmits a chic, urban feel, all in a warm and welcoming ambiance. A dazzling, open lobby greets you as you enter the building with its towering and luminous ceilings. The welcome continues in the bedrooms and suites, all fantastically decorated with old world refinement and charm while plush textile patterns and curtains adorn their walls—a true visual treat as well as an ideal place for rest and relaxation.
Like a true oasis in the midst of the hustle and bustle of a capital city, the hotel’s pool is an azure paradise surrounded by lush tropical plants, setting an exotic mood which will tempt you to spend your days enjoying the crisp sun and refreshing breeze of the Atlantic. With two restaurant options within the very hotel, you are certain to find the perfect dish to satisfy your appetite and satiate your culinary curiosities. To enhance convenience, the hotel also possesses various other services, such as a hair salon and florist, as well as a gymnasium and business centre with WiFi. The Tivoli’s superbly equipped meeting rooms with their state-of-the-art technology make this hotel the perfect destination for both vacationers and business travellers alike.

The beautiful capital of verdant Portugal is where the Hotel Tivoli Lisboa calls home. The undulating cityscapes of Lisbon provide amazing views of the mammoth delta of the Tagus River. In a city laden with historical monuments, this hotel offers convenient access to the wide variety of museums and sights that make the city so unique, such as the Torre de Belém and the Jerónimos Monastery, both classified by UNESCO as world heritage.