Hotel Please
Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa

Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa

Avenidas Novas, Lisbon


Classic Wellness Design
Central

Opened 1972   Renovated 2007   $$

Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa — vibe

Vibe

A classic modernist high-rise tower where international business travelers and conference delegates cross paths in a lively, central Saldanha setting.

“Modernist skyline bastion”

Classic

A 1972 Saldanha landmark hosting decades of Lisbon business meetings, banquets, and international summits.

Wellness

The 1,500-square-meter Spirito Spa features seven treatment suites, a hammam, Vichy showers, and a heated outdoor pool.

Design

A 92-meter modernist high-rise tower featuring glass-walled open bathrooms and floor-to-ceiling city views across Lisbon.

Central

In Saldanha, a short walk from Parque Eduardo VII and Picoas metro station.

Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa — rooms

Rooms

Rooms feature floor-to-ceiling city views and open-concept glass-walled marble bathrooms that bring natural light directly into the bathing space.

Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa — wellness

Wellness

Spirito Spa houses seven treatment suites, a hammam, and Vichy showers alongside a heated outdoor pool lined with sun loungers.

Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa — backstory

Backstory

Standing 92 meters tall since 1972, this landmark tower was built as one of Lisbon's earliest and most prominent modernist skyscrapers.

Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa — eat & drink

Eat & drink

The top-floor Panorama Restaurant pairs contemporary Portuguese cooking with Tagus River views, while the Lobby Bar pours local wines downstairs.

The neighborhood

Set in the Avenidas Novas business hub, the hotel sits steps from Picoas metro station and the manicured slopes of Parque Eduardo VII.

The app

This is one hotel. The app has every one we rate, in your pocket, for the whole trip.

See what else is nearby, and what’s good in the next city too.
Save it to a wishlist and let whoever you’re going with vote.
Every photo, full screen, the way it was meant to be seen.
Stamp the ones you’ve stayed in. Your passport keeps the record.