Four Seasons Ritz
Hotel · Torres Amoreiras
R. Rodrigo da Fonseca 88, 1099-039 Lisboa, Portugal
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Highlights
Luxurious rooms, spa, dining, and rooftop gym with city views
Luxurious rooms, spa, dining, and rooftop gym with city views
"Guests begin the private-jet portion of the itinerary with a one-night stay at the luxury hotel in Lisbon as the launching point for the multi-country journey." - Rachel Chang Rachel Chang Rachel Chang is a travel and pop culture journalist who contributes to Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"I observed that travelers on the inaugural journey stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel Ritz in Lisbon, listed among the luxury hotels included in the trip's package." - Ramsey Qubein
"This Lisbon hotel has a grand breakfast hall with a buffet that includes pasteis de nata, pastries from across Europe, and creamy scrambled eggs, all set in a mod grandeur environment."
"For luxury and history combined There’s really no better address in Lisbon than the Ritz. Overlooking Parque Eduardo, which stands in the center of the city and faces down towards the river, it’s as close as you can come to feeling on top of a city with refreshingly few tall buildings. Originally built in 1959 by the dictator Salazar as the city's first-ever luxury hotel, Four Seasons Hotel Ritz is now one of the most recognizable monuments in the city, still known for its impeccable service and memorable luxury. Decor is, of course, glamorous and classic—marble floors, chandeliers, and gilded furniture take center stage in public areas like the bar and restaurants. Rooms are slightly more pared-back, having been updated in recent years, but this is an FS Ritz we’re talking about; you still have oversized bathtubs, modern Japanese toilets, and impossibly big, welcoming beds to dive into. Food is most definitely a highlight. If you’re staying during a weekend, don’t miss the brunch, which consists of tables and tables of food—fresh seafood, stunning salads, and classic Portuguese dishes line the center tables. Also worth checking out is the spa, consistently described as one of the best in Lisbon thanks to its world-class therapists and extensive list of treatments. There’s a wonderful indoor pool and a new addition of an outdoor pool, where you can order snacks and lounge during the warmer months. Price: Doubles from about $786 Address: R. Rodrigo da Fonseca 88, 1099-039 Lisboa, Portugal" - Abigail Malbon
"A vibrant city known for its rich history and culture, featuring a night of fado music for travelers."
