Príncipe Real is without a doubt the most aristocratic and cosmopolitan neighbourhood in Lisbon. It’s here, in this quarter, where the contrast between the historical side of the city with its ancient buildings and antiquaries, and the contemporary Lisbon bustling with modern shops and trendy restaurants is more evident. The hotel naturally blends into this scenario, in perfect harmony with the past and the present, standing high in a privileged location.
The hotel access is made through a narrow street, a small tunnel that leads to a secret sightseeing spot with breathtaking views over the city. It’s in this quiet square that the hotel is located, almost levitating at the top of the hill with panoramic views over the heart of Lisbon.
The suspended building is linked to that square. This continuity is made through the limestone flooring that is a constant presence outside and inside of the hotel, a premium stone used during ages in the construction of historical buildings, royal palaces and famous squares throughout the city of Lisbon.
Inside of the hotel, the entrance is overlooked by the royal prince D. Pedro V himself, represented in a big oil painting by the artist Bar
This hotel is set in Príncipe Real, one of the most exclusive and elegant districts in Lisbon. Bairro Alto and Avenida da Liberdade are both within a 10-minute walk, which places the hotel in an ideal spot to visit historic Lisbon. Memmo Príncipe Real features an outdoor pool and lounge, with panoramic city views.
Each room at this hotel is air conditioned and is equipped with a modern Bang & Olufsen TV. A terrace is featured in certain rooms. For guest’s comfort, there are bathrobes and slippers. The private bathroom comes with premium Hermés amenities and with professional quality hair dryers.
Café Principe Real Restaurant is a celebration of the Lusophony roots through Portuguese and international dishes, with Brazilian, African and Asian influences. The restaurant is located in a central, stylish and comfortable area of the hotel with a terrace overlooking the pool and the city. Breakfast is served here in the morning exclusively for guests. Light meals and fresh juices or cocktails are available at lunch time and during the afternoon.
The property has a timeless and contemporary architectural style, complete with an oil painting of D. Pedro V, by the artist Barahona Possollo. The décor also features classic vintage furniture, contemporary paintings by Miguel Branco and a piece by Iva Viana.
The hotel is 1.8 km from popular Commerce Square, which has many eateries and has views over the Tagus River. Restauradores Metro Station is within 700 metres. Lisbon Portela Airport is 6 km away.
