Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon
Rua Rodrigo da Fonseca 88, Lisbon, Portugal
Location
Over Eduardo VII Park
On Rua Rodrigo da Fonseca in central Lisbon, over Eduardo VII Park, the Old Town and the Tagus — the city's most revered address, walking distance to the centre.
Transfer
A Lisbon transfer
From Lisbon airport into the city, set over Eduardo VII Park with the Avenida da Liberdade and the Baixa a short walk or tram ride away.
Villas
282 rooms & suites
282 rooms and suites in a Louis-XVI-meets-Art-Deco, 1950s-inspired style of earth and stone shades and warm woods, with over forty thousand square metres of rare marble; the Deluxe Park-View Rooms look over Eduardo VII Park.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples, culture and art lovers drawn by the collection, the foodie crowd after CURA, business and VIP guests, the wellness and running crowd and families — a 1959 grande dame on Lisbon's most revered address, with a rooftop running track and an art 'unofficial museum'.
Board Basis
Room only
Room only or bed-and-breakfast, with Michelin-starred CURA, the Nikkei O Japones and the city's most revered Varanda brunch.
About the Resort
A grande-dame art-filled Four Seasons Ritz
The Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon is the grande-dame, art-filled icon of the city — the 1959 Ritz on Lisbon's most revered address, raised over Eduardo VII Park, the Old Town and the Tagus. Its defining feature is the rooftop running track, eleven floors up with panoramic views, and inside hangs one of the largest private collections of contemporary Portuguese art, an “unofficial museum” that includes Almada Negreiros's Centaurs. Michelin-starred CURA and the Nikkei cooking of O Japones anchor the dining, the eleven-hundred-revered Varanda brunch is a Lisbon institution, the fifteen-hundred-square-metre Ritz Spa adds an eighteen-metre indoor lap pool and eucalyptus saunas, and 282 rooms wear a Louis-XVI-meets-Art-Deco style across more than forty thousand square metres of rare marble. The setting is the heart of the city: Eduardo VII Park rolls down toward the Marques de Pombal and the Avenida da Liberdade, the Baixa, Chiado and Alfama are a short walk or tram ride, and Belem with its Jeronimos Monastery and pastel de nata, and a day trip to Sintra, lie beyond. It is the prestige, heritage Lisbon pick — distinct from the wellness-and-business Corinthia.
Accommodation
Rooms & suites
282 rooms and suites wear a Louis-XVI-meets-Art-Deco, 1950s-inspired style of earth and stone shades and warm woods, set across more than forty thousand square metres of rare marble. The Deluxe Park-View Rooms look out over Eduardo VII Park, and the art that fills the corridors turns a walk to the room into a tour of contemporary Portuguese painting and sculpture. It is a hotel that wears its 1959 heritage lightly, the marble and the art set against the easy comfort of a modern grand hotel.
Signature
Deluxe Park-View Room
Sleeps two. A 1950s-style king over Eduardo VII Park.
Park viewsPark outlook
Entry
Superior Room
Sleeps two. A king with a marble bath and art, over the city.
ArtCity outlook
Suite
Junior Suite
Sleeps two to three. A king with a sitting area, over the park or city.
Sitting areaPark outlook
Top
Ritz Suite
Sleeps two to four. The grandest suite with a terrace, over the park and Tagus.
TerracePark/Tagus outlook
Food & Drink
Dining
Michelin-starred CURA plates contemporary Portuguese cooking, O Japones brings Japanese and Nikkei, and Varanda lays out what is widely called the city's most revered brunch. It is serious Lisbon dining within a grande dame, the kitchen as much a draw as the address. Afternoon and evening, the bar and the terrace fill with a mix of guests and well-heeled Lisboetas.
Signature
CURA
CURA, one Michelin star, contemporary Portuguese.
All-day
Varanda
Varanda, the city's most revered brunch.
Nikkei
O Japones
O Japones, Japanese and Nikkei.
Wellbeing
The Ritz Spa & rooftop
The fifteen-hundred-square-metre Ritz Spa brings four treatment rooms, eucalyptus saunas and an eighteen-metre indoor lap pool, joined by an outdoor pool and a rooftop fitness centre with a freestyle studio and the famous rooftop running track. Wellness here is unusually complete for a city hotel, the running track eleven floors up a Lisbon signature, its panorama taking in the park, the castle and the Tagus.
The Ritz Spa
The Ritz Spa, fifteen hundred square metres.
An 18-metre lap pool
An eighteen-metre lap pool, indoor, heated.
A rooftop running track
A rooftop running track, eleven floors up.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
The running track, the art and the dining define a stay — run the rooftop track over Eduardo VII Park, follow the contemporary Portuguese art collection through the hotel, and dine at Michelin-starred CURA. The Avenida da Liberdade, the Baixa and Chiado, Alfama and Belem's Jeronimos Monastery are all close, with the miradouro viewpoints, the historic Tram 28, the riverside Time Out Market and the Belem Tower close, and Sintra and the Cascais coast easy day trips.
The rooftop running track
The rooftop running track, over Eduardo VII Park.
Michelin-starred CURA
Michelin-starred CURA, and O Japones.
The art collection
The art collection, an 'unofficial museum'.
The 1959 heritage
The 1959 heritage, the revered address.
The Ritz Spa
The Ritz Spa, city wellness.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By air
To Lisbon
From Lisbon airport into the city.
In the city
Central Lisbon
On Rua Rodrigo da Fonseca over Eduardo VII Park, walking distance to the centre.
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Good to Know
Good to know
Board basis
- Room only or bed-and-breakfast.
Year-round
- Year-round, in the heart of Lisbon.
Made for couples
- Made for couples, art lovers and foodies.
Getting there
- From Lisbon airport into the city.
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