1908 Lisboa Hotel

The hotel stands on Largo do Intendente, a square just off Avenida Almirante Reis in Lisbon’s Arroios and Intendente area. Intendente Metro Station is about two minutes away on foot, giving easy access to the airport route via Alameda and to central areas such as Baixa-Chiado. The neighbourhood has cafés, bars, live-music spots, small restaurants and a multicultural local feel. Martim Moniz, Rossio, Mouraria, Graça viewpoints and Avenida da Liberdade can be reached on foot, while taxis and metro services make airport and riverside journeys straightforward.

• Intendente Metro Station – around 0.2 km away; useful for fast access to Lisbon’s metro network and airport connections.
• Martim Moniz Square – around 0.7 km away; a central transport point and gateway to Mouraria and Baixa.
• Mouraria – around 0.8 km away; one of Lisbon’s historic neighbourhoods, known for fado roots, narrow lanes and multicultural food.
• Rossio Square – around 1 km away; a classic central square with cafés, shops and rail access to Sintra.
• Avenida da Liberdade – around 1.1 km away; Lisbon’s grand shopping boulevard with theatres, cafés and designer stores.
• Miradouro da Senhora do Monte – around 1.2 km away; a hilltop viewpoint with wide views over Lisbon.
• Baixa – around 1.2 km away; a flat downtown area with grid streets, shops and routes towards the riverfront.
• São Jorge Castle – around 1.7 km away; a historic hilltop castle with views over the city and Tagus River.

• Use Intendente Metro Station for airport and city travel; it is much easier than driving through central Lisbon.
• Reserve parking in advance if arriving by car, as private parking is nearby and requires reservation.
• Walk downhill towards Martim Moniz, Rossio and Baixa for an easy central sightseeing route.
• Explore nearby Mouraria and Graça in the morning or late afternoon, when the hills are cooler and viewpoints are more comfortable.
• Book Infame or popular local restaurants ahead for weekends, as Intendente and Arroios dining spots can be busy in the evening.

Spring and autumn are especially comfortable for walking between Intendente, Rossio, Graça and Baixa, with mild temperatures and active restaurant terraces. Summer is bright and lively but can make Lisbon’s hills tiring at midday. Winter is cooler and quieter, yet still suitable for museums, restaurants, viewpoints and design-focused city breaks, with occasional rain.

• Is the hotel close to the metro? Yes. Intendente Metro Station is about a two-minute walk from the hotel.
• Does the hotel have a restaurant? Yes. Infame restaurant and bar are part of the hotel, and breakfast is served there.
• Is parking available? Yes. Private parking is available nearby, but reservation is required and charges apply.
• Is the hotel in a historic building? Yes. The hotel occupies a restored 1908 building by architect Adães Bermudes, known for its Art Nouveau character.
• Is the hotel suitable for families? Family rooms are listed, and children are welcome, making it suitable for some family city stays.
• Are pets allowed? No. Pets are not allowed at this property.