The Portuguese capital is always evolving, even in a pandemic. Between newcomers in very different styles and a number of ambitious renovations, the city now has something for any kind of traveler.
roughly doubled in size in the past year, after a three-year renovation project that incorporated two adjacent buildings, to 48 rooms. It still retains its quiet and intimacy, and its feeling of being a discreet townhouse in the middle of one of the most fashionable blocks of Avenida da Liberdade.
Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbonhas breathed new life into some of its guests rooms. Portuguese architecture studio Oitoemoponto didn’t want to destroy the vintage feeling—the hotel is an emblematic architectural piece of 1950s Portugal, and its art collection practically makes it a museum of modern art—nor their own memories of staying at the classic hotel. They set about “re-imaging the past for the present,” creating rooms that nod to the hotel’s roots will making sense in the 21st century.
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