The Hotel Bairro Alto, in Lisbon, reflects its Portuguese heritage with the overall style of the hotel and in the hues of ochre, amber and red found throughout.
EXPERIENCE
Having opened its doors in Lisbon, and named after the fashionable district where it is located, the Hotel Bairro Alto is not to be missed. The Hotel Bairro Alto reflects a fusion of the old and the new and plays tribute to the architectural designers of the country through time. The two cast iron sculptures encased in the niches of the wall in the lobby provide a special welcome for guests.
Reflecting its Portuguese heritage in hues of ochre, amber and red, the hotel incorporates a more modern–day feeling. The 55 rooms and suites feature custom–designed wood and wicker furniture exclusively designed for the hotel. In the privacy and silence of the rooms guest can enjoy views either onto the Luis de Camoes Square or the Rua do Alecrim, a lively street with a view onto the Tagus River.
Flores Restaurant, a garden of flavors and perfumes, is situated on the ground floor for guests to experience traditional Portuguese cuisine with a fusion of oriental and international flavors. The Garrett bar comprises three ambiences situated on three different levels, the central bar on the street level, the Igloo Lounge on the lower level and the Mezzanine an interim level of the central bar.
Pamper the body and mind with the hotels experienced therapists at the Wellness Centre. The hotel offers a variety of massage and relaxation techniques.
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