JAM Lisbon
Estrela, Lisbon
Vibe
Belgian designer Lionel Jadot turned this riverfront concrete hub into a buzzing collective of local art, upcycled furnishings, and creative energy.
“Upcycled craft commons”
Lionel Jadot curated circular interiors featuring recycled-shoe headboards, raw concrete, and burnt eucalyptus woodwork.
A top-floor open terrace running DJ sets and ping-pong alongside sunset cocktails over the Tagus.
Modular concrete rooms with bespoke pod bunks, Bluetooth speakers, and essentials geared toward creative travelers.
On Avenida 24 de Julho in the Santos design district, along the Tagus riverfront.
Rooms
Bare concrete walls frame modular pod bunks shaped from burnt eucalyptus, complemented by colorful headboards pressed from recycled sneaker soles.
Wellness
Up on the terrace, an outdoor swimming pool lined with bespoke hand-painted tiles overlooks the Tagus River.
Backstory
A derelict 1960s office was revived as Portugal's first certified passive hotel, rebuilt using zero-waste craft sourced within 100 kilometers.
Eat & drink
Mojjo serves Angolese fusion dishes on the ground floor, while the rooftop bar pairs sunset cocktails with live DJ sets.
The neighborhood
Set along Avenida 24 de Julho in the Santos design district, art galleries, creative studios, and riverfront walks sit outside.
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