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InterContinental LisbonvsMemmo Principe Real
InterContinental Lisbon and memmo Principe Real are both praised by expert reviewers. Overall, InterContinental Lisbon is the choice of most writers compared to memmo Principe Real. InterContinental Lisbon is ranked #7 in Lisbon with approval from 8 reviews such as Forbes Travel Guide, DK Eyewitness and Frommer's.
InterContinental Lisbon
Michelin Guide
Frommer's
DK Eyewitness
Star Service
The Telegraph
Forbes Travel Guide
Fodor's
Rua Castilho, 149, Marquês de Pombal, Lisbon 1099-034, Portugal
From $89/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Michelin Guide "Excellent facilities and professional staff."
Frommer's "One of the most dramatic major hotels in Lisbon, this hotel, which opened in 1985, lies in an 18-floor tower of concrete and mirrored glass." Full review
DK Eyewitness "In a modern building overlooking the Eduardo VII park, this is first and foremost a business hotel: comfortable, practical and professional."
Star Service "The prime location next to Parque Eduardo VII is a big plus for guests at Tiara Park. Top-hat-attired bellhops greet arrivals with genuine smiles." Full review
The Telegraph9.0
"Rising high above the heart of Lisbon, opposite the leafy, Eduardo VII Park, the InterContinental surpasses all expectations." Full review
Forbes Travel Guide Recommended
"InterContinental Lisbon is a sophisticated, contemporary hotel built on one of Lisbon’s seven hills." Full review
Fodor's "Business travelers like this distinctive hotel for its location—right by Parque Eduardo VII—and facilities." Full review
Memmo Principe Real
Lonely Planet
Wallpaper The Telegraph
Mr & Mrs Smith
Jetsetter Fodor's
Travel + Leisure
Afar Magazine
Independent Michelin Guide
Rua Dom Pedro V, 56J, Lisbon 1250-094, Portugal
From $141/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Lonely Planet "Príncipe Real's hottest new hotel is this 41-room cradle of cool steeped in a corresponding high-design ethos with its sister property in Alfama." Full review
Wallpaper "Lisbon’s increasingly vibrant Príncipe Real neighbourhood, where sleek concept stores now jostle with buzzy restaurants, is the setting for the latest hotel in the Portuguese Memmo group." Full review
The Telegraph9.0
"From its 41 sleek rooms and elegant restaurant, it offers panoramic views across the capital." Full review
Mr & Mrs Smith "Sleek, modernist and irreproachably chic, Memmo Principe Real cuts a fine figure amid the concept stores and trendy eateries of the neighbourhood it takes its name from." Full review
Jetsetter "Old meets new at this hillside oasis in Lisbon's famed Moorish district, awash with castle-inspired tapestries and modern art." Full review
Fodor's "Visitors who want to feel fabulous during their visit to Lisbon may well want to consider a stay at this gorgeous five-star boutique hotel located in the fanciest part of the city." Full review
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The hotel restaurant doubles as its bar, and guests should be sure to try the signature cocktail-made with dry Port wine, Campari, and tonic.
Travel + Leisure "Memmo's second Lisbon hotel sits in the city's trendiest bairro, Príncipe Real, where design and fashion are paramount." Full review
Afar Magazine "The hotel’s most magnificent luxury...might be its terrace, dominated by a long and narrow outdoor pool that’s heated all year long and fabulously lit up at night." Full review
Independent "A top-floor terrace shrouded in glass and ferns houses a saltwater pool and cocktail lounge. Mood-lit rooms are warmed by faux fur throws and fireplaces on the terrace"
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Michelin Guide "A contemporary design hotel atop a hill, tucked away at the end of a narrow street and a tunnel. It’s a four-story, rectangular ode to modern design nestled among 19th-century royal palaces " Full review
