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Pousada de Lisboa

Lisbon • Praça do Comécio • OPTIMIZE

avg. $265 / night

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Free breakfast

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Part of Small Luxury Hotels

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At a glance

An eighteenth-century Pombaline palace on Praça do Comércio with river views and original vaulted brick restaurant.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Pombaline Lisbon

Highlights:

  • Pombaline palace from post-1755 earthquake reconstruction
  • River-facing suites with Tagus views and herringbone parquet
  • Restaurant with original barrel-vaulted brick ceilings and encaustic tiles
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PB hotel design editorial

Facing the Tagus from Praça do Comércio, one of Europe's great civic squares, the Pombaline palace that houses Pousada de Lisboa was built as part of Lisbon's systematic reconstruction following the catastrophic 1755 earthquake — its ochre-and-limestone facade, with arcaded ground floor and wrought-iron balconies, designed as a component of Marquis of Pombal's rational urban grid rather than as a standalone monument. The building served as a government ministry for over two centuries before Pestana converted it into a 90-room hotel in 2016, with interiors by architect José Adrião that attempt to hold the eighteenth-century fabric in conversation with a restrained contemporary sensibility. The results vary by floor. Suites facing the river carry genuine grandeur — tall casement windows opening onto the Tejo, parquet floors in a fine herringbone pattern, warm timber credenzas paired with upholstered linen sofas and Portuguese contemporary art hung against pale plaster walls. Standard rooms, visible in the images, shift register toward a crisper, more corporate palette of dark walnut floors and white lacquered joinery, the hanging brass pendants adding warmth without quite resolving the contrast. Downstairs, the restaurant reveals the building's oldest surviving layer: a sequence of barrel-vaulted brick ceilings, terracotta in colour and herringbone-laid in texture, set above patterned encaustic tile floors and ebonised bistro chairs — the most architecturally compelling space in the property, and the one that earns the Pousada classification its meaning.

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Pousada de Lisboa Reviews

1,325 reviews

"We stayed 3 nights at the hotel. From the time we got there until we left we found the service friendly and excellent. The breakfast each morning was something we looked forward to as well. Located in a great spot and a 15-20 minute to most restaurants and shops. Would stay again"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 15, 2026

"We had a wonderful experience at this hotel. Everything about it was great - the room, the staff, the breakfast and the location. This hotel was an absolute gem."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 28, 2026

"We LOVED this hotel. Location: BEST. it is super central, yet quiet. Has air-conditioning for warmer days. 24/7 spa! Cosy, great big mattress, comfy bathroom. It was a great experience, i definitely want to go back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 27, 2026

"The rooms are quite large and have great amenities. We were facing a small street at the back of the hotel and it was very quiet. The staff everywhere in the hote are excellent. The included breakfasts are quite good with a broad selection of food items plus a la carte options. Decent location. Howerver we did find that Bolt/Uber cars would not pickup / dropoff in front of the hotel. It seems traffic is limited to taxis and similar vehicles. We just set the pickup/dropoff location to the street behind the hotel which is a one minute walk."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 28, 2026

"We stayed in this hotel in January. The hotel is in a great location, right on the square, although it was not good weather it was still full of life in the square and many restaurants surrounding the area. The hotel itself was tasteful, cozy and calm. All the staff we came across were helpful and happy to help. Breakfast was delicious with many different options - buffet or cooked. We ate in the attached restaurant which was delicious and Carmona was so very attentive. The room was hilarious as the bathroom was glass - not for everyone - but had a curtain. It was so comfortable and the pillows were exceptionally comfortable. We had a swim in the very small pool, but it was empty and good enough to relax in."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 22, 2026

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