1908 Lisboa Hotel
Arroios, Lisbon
“Art Nouveau creative roost”
Vibe
A scrap-metal dragonfly by Bordalo II hovers over the bar in a restored Art Nouveau landmark buzzing with neighborhood energy.
“Art Nouveau creative roost”
An award-winning 1908 Art Nouveau landmark by Adães Bermudes, crowned with an iconic corner dome.
Pardal Monteiro restoration pairing custom Portuguese woodwork with a dramatic Bordalo II scrap-metal dragonfly sculpture.
Infame restaurant draws from surrounding neighborhood culinary traditions alongside Portuguese craft furnishings and bath amenities.
On vibrant Largo do Intendente in multicultural Arroios, surrounded by cafes, bars, and creative spaces
Rooms
Top-floor rooms feature sloped wooden ceilings, while the signature duplex tucks a spiral staircase directly inside the historic corner dome.
Backstory
Portuguese architect Adães Bermudes won the 1908 Valmor Prize for the building, originally conceived as luxury apartments with peacock-motif tiles.
Eat & drink
At Infame, Portuguese dishes draw spice from the neighborhood's diaspora, served beneath tall windows overlooking the square.
The neighborhood
Largo do Intendente unfolds right outside, anchoring the multicultural Arroios district with indie bars, cafes, and creative studios.
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