Pestana Palace Lisboa Hotel & National Monument
Where palatial luxury and history meet
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The Portuguese-owned Pestana Group has a knack for melding tourism and history, and Pestana Palace Lisboa Hotel & National Monument is clearly the pinnacle of that passion.
It took the Pestana Group 10 years to get permission to convert Lisbon’s Palace of the Marquis of Valle-Flor into the luxury hotel you find today.
Built in and around a 19th-century cocoa and coffee baron’s opulent palace and family home (and classified as a national monument since 1997), this
Lisbon hotel is unique in a way that only bonafide history can provide.
The attention to detail here is exceptional; every room in the palace has been brought back to its former magnificence with Louis XV furniture, romantic frescoes and several lounges decorated in the Italian, French and Chinese styles so fashionable in the late 1800s.
Equally luxurious are the two modern wings added to the palace to house 194 modern units accessible via two glass bridges over the palace’s exotic garden.
Getting There
Rua Jau, 54,1300-314, Lisbon, Portugal
TEL351-21-361-5600