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**Localização Do Estabelecimento**.Com uma estadia InterContinental Lisbon, ficará numa localização central em Lisboa, a 8 minuto(s) a pé de Praça do Marquês de Pombal e a 11 minuto(s) de Centro Comercial El Corte Inglés. Este hotel de 5 estrelas está a 1,6 km (1 mi) de Museu...
Mais sobre o hotel**Localização Do Estabelecimento**.Com uma estadia InterContinental Lisbon, ficará numa localização central em Lisboa, a 8 minuto(s) a pé de Praça do Marquês de Pombal e a 11 minuto(s) de Centro Comercial El Corte Inglés. Este hotel de 5 estrelas está a 1,6 km (1 mi) de Museu Gulbenkian e a 2,5 km (1,5 mi) de Praça do Rossio. As distâncias são apresentadas à 0,1 milha e ao quilómetro mais próximo. .Parque Eduardo VII - 0,5 km/0,3 mi Praça do Marquês de Pombal - 0,7 km/0,4 mi Avenida da Liberdade - 0,7 km/0,4 mi Centro Comercial Amoreiras \- 0,8 km/0,5 mi Casa-Museu Medeiros e Almeida - 0,9 km/0,6 mi Centro Comercial El Corte Inglés - 0,9 km/0,6 mi Museu da Cinemateca Portuguesa - 0,9 km/0,6 mi Museu Nacional de História Natural e da Ciência - 1,4 km/0,9 mi Entrecampos - 1,4 km/0,9 mi Museu Gulbenkian - 1,5 km/0,9 mi Atrium Saldanha - 1,5 km/1 mi Praça do Saldanha - 1,6 km/1 mi Jardim Botânico - 1,7 km/1,1 mi Palácio Foz - 1,8 km/1,1 mi Praça dos Restauradores - 1,8 km/1,1 mi .Os aeroportos mais próximos são: Lisboa (LIS-Humberto Delgado) \- 9,4 km/5,8 mi Cascais (CAT) - 19,7 km/12,3 mi . **Quartos**.Sinta-se em casa num dos 331 quartos, com um minibar e um televisor LCD. O acesso à internet sem fios grátis permite-lhe ficar sempre em contacto. Ao final do dia, assista a uma seleção de canais por cabo. As casas de banho privativas dispõem de uma banheira, artigos de higiene grátis e bidé. As comodidades incluem ainda um telefone, além de um cofre- forte e de uma mesa de escritório.**Refeições**.Satisfaça o seu apetite no Akla Restaurant, um restaurante especializado em cozinha portuguesa que serve almoços e jantares. Se preferir refugiar-se no conforto dos seus aposentos, dê uma vista de olhos pelo menu do serviço de quarto 24 horas. Termine o dia com uma bebida refrescante no bar/lounge. O hotel serve pequenos-almoços buffet diariamente entre as 6:30 e as 10:30 mediante uma sobretaxa.**Negócios, Outras Comodidades**.As principais comodidades incluem um business center aberto 24 horas, registo de entrada rápido e registo de saída rápido. Há estacionamento no local.
Valores referentes as taxas administrativas estão incluídas no momento da finalização da compra, no site do Hurb.Impostos locais, taxas de serviços e resort fees podem não estar inclusas e devem ser pagas diretamente ao hotel.
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Do melhor que Lisboa tem
Hotel muito sofisticado e com uma decoração maravilhosa. Bastante bem localizado, situa-de numa das melhores zonas de Lisboa. Atendimento personalizado e bastante positivo, sempre dispostos a ajudar, Staff do bar muito profissional e disponível. Cumprimentos
Another great Intercon hotel
What a great hotel. The rooms were so clean, and beautifully decorated. The neighbourhood around the hotel is quiet but there are convenience stores that are open even on a sunday. Located in front of the park where I had a few morning walks and used a scooter. There is an El Corte Ingles a few minutes away. The luxury shops are just a stroll away. The restaurant was amazing, first class food. The staff from check in to check out were the epitome of hospitable - always smiling and helpful. The pianist in the lobby during the day is a great touch. I see that they are now open again, please do patronise them if you need a long weekend break.
A tale of two InterContinental
Departing a disappointing Intercon arrived to this spectacular property. The service was spectacular, the room was marvelous and every member of the staff we met was brilliant. We would have been happy to spend more than two days. This property renewed our faith in Intercontinental properties.
Smartly refurbished throughout
Located adjacent to Parque Eduardo VII, the InterContinental Lisbon started life in 1984 as the Le Meridien, before becoming the Tiara Park Atlantic in 2008. IHG took over the property in 2014, and soon embarked on a multi-year full refurbishment that completed in 2019; indeed, much of the property still had a new smell at the time of our stay in late September. As we were arriving after midnight, it was unsurprising that the Ambassador check-in lounge (located in an elevated recess to the right of reception) was closed, but it appeared to be an impressive space nonetheless – much more than a simple dedicated desk. A similar space to the left of reception is home to the concierge desk. The airy walnut wood-clad lobby, open to the banqueting floor above, is smartly decorated with blue and brass accents, and includes several Portuguese-tiled occasional tables. Directly opposite reception, lifts take guests up to the bedroom floors. To the left of the lifts, the hotel’s only restaurant, Akla, sits in a recess along with the UpTown Bar, whilst to the right of the lifts a small business centre can be found. Small gift and patisserie shops are also available off the lobby, either side of the entrance to the Club InterContinental lounge. We were checked in promptly and were soon heading upstairs to our 10th floor Junior Suite, a one category upgrade from our booked Club room and the lowest of no fewer than seven different suite types the property offers. The lift lobbies and room corridors have been as smartly refurbished as the rest of the property, with floor and room numbers both sporting Portuguese tiling accents. At the end of the corridor, our Junior Suite was a spacious 43 square metres in size. Unusually, there was no hall to the suite, with the entrance door opening directly into the room, revealing a super king size bed, two-seater sofa, expansive desk and large minibar console (including Nespresso machine) below a wall-mounted TV. The floor plan on the rear of the entrance door showed the layout of our suite before refurbishment, which seemingly included partitions separating the bedroom from the living area – this would’ve perhaps offered more privacy than the current layout, albeit with a reduced sense of space. The suite continued the interior design styling of the rest of the hotel, with walnut wood furniture and features, brown marble-topped tables and blue accents. I appreciated the reading lights integrated into the bed’s headboard and the full height and width mirrors above the (albeit dimly lit) desk, although found the mirrors surrounding the TV to be a little unnecessary – and somewhat disconcerting! The bedside lamps were both on the small side given the proportions of the room, although the blue shades added a welcome pop of colour to the room. Whilst fruit plates are no longer a published benefit of Ambassador membership at properties outside of China, I was pleased that the IC Lisbon chose to offer one, alongside complimentary still and sparkling water and a small gift of a Lisbon tram fridge magnet. Quite how many InterContinental guests pop magnets on their fridge is questionable, but the thought is well intended. In another nice gesture, the IC had agreed on request to provide two beautifully presented Portuguese custard tarts in our suite in lieu of access to the Club lounge that evening (our arrival time being so late). The port in the minibar represented a good use of the EUR15 food and beverage credit granted to Ambassador members (per stay – not per night). Our suite offered a not terribly inspiring view of Parque Eduardo VII, through somewhat dirty windows. As is so often the case with refurbished properties, the bathroom of our suite (accessed via a small wardrobe hall) had not been majorly altered in recent years, but despite this it was in good condition, save for a shower door that didn’t fully close. With dual sinks (complete with awkward taps), separate bath tub and shower stall, this was a decently-sized bathroom, complemented by local premium Portus Cale amenities that made a welcome change from the usual Agraria products found in IC rooms in most properties. The following morning, we headed downstairs for breakfast to the Club InterContinental lounge, located through a semi-private skylight-topped lobby off the main hotel lobby. That the entrance to the lounge should be so sun-bathed is somewhat ironic given the lounge itself is entirely window-less – a major oversight by the designers who chose to site the lounge in this location in the building. Whilst the lounge may be dark and fairly small, the space has been decorated to the same high standard as the rest of the property. The majority of the lounge is set on a raised podium, with around half of the banquette and table seating, including one table nook, located on a small lower level. A selection of armchairs, banquette and standalone sofa seating takes up a third of the raised portion of the lounge, the rest being occupied by further banquette and table seating and the buffet area. The lounge never got terribly full during our stay, but given the lounge’s small size and open design, I would be concerned about lack of privacy during busier times. There are no washrooms in the lounge, although facilities are available a few steps away off the main lobby. In addition to a reasonably extensive buffet offering a selection of cereals, yogurts, whole and cut fruit, salad, cold cuts, cheese, homemade pastries, bread and a handful of hot items, a small à la carte menu is available offering a choice of egg dishes and porridge. We opted for a tomato and mushroom omelette and the Portuguese baked eggs with chorizo and fresh cheese, both of which were nicely flavoured albeit simply presented. The friendly waiting staff were happy to provide some custard tarts in takeaway packaging for consumption later in the day. Afternoon tea in the Club lounge at the InterContinental Lisbon is a mid-tier offering, comprising of a small but more than adequate buffet of sandwiches, nuts and patisserie items (with scones being notably absent), and waiter-service drinks. Alcohol is available at an extra charge. I appreciated the teapots in the lounge which featured designs by local schoolchildren. In the evening, a slightly more expanded service is offered, with a selection of hot and cold canapés available from the buffet alongside nuts, cheese and accompaniments, fruit, chilled desserts and the same patisserie selection as available during afternoon tea. Whilst there are no waiter-served canapés, drinks are offered seat-side, with Perrier-Jouet being the champagne on offer during our stay. On our second morning, breakfast in the Club lounge suffered from fairly slow service from the à la carte menu, although the staff were quick to apologise. We sampled the eggs Benedict and porridge prepared with milk and topped with caramelised apple; once again, these dishes were simply presented but tasted pretty good. When it was time to leave on our last day, checkout in the Club lounge was handled efficiently giving us plenty of time to indulge in one final afternoon tea before jumping into an Uber for the 12-minute drive to the airport.
Wishing I could have stayed longer
Stayed just one night since we are on group tour . But first things first , I used to be an Intercontinental Ambassador, but closure of the brand in my country a few years back find me no reason to extend such membership. Lobby was typical 5 star, it was beautiful although not as grand as other hotels I’ve seen. Room was very functional. Liked the AC temp control . Tv with channels was fine. Well lighted , and bed was comfortable. Bathroom was spacious. Wireless internet was free and fast. Limited time made me not checking out the amenities. Main drawback of the hotel was the location. Placed on a residential part , it was an estimated 15-20 minute walk to Liberty Avenue. Away from convenience stores , shopping streets. That can be uncomfortable particularly if you want a staycation type of experience. Spending 5 euros on taxi one way doesn’t help . Breakfast - it was buffet and the food served was quite tasty . Even better was the service . On hindsight i had dinner the previous evening and it was nothing to rave about. Staff service- this one is the clincher , they are mostly excellent. I felt welcome . No chance to interact with the front desk personnel since my card keys are given by my tour organiser. On hindsight they are not on the smiling kind either. But the bell staff hailing taxis for me and giving maps, and the one who offered porterage of my luggage , many thinks sorry I didn’t recognise them properly. Special mention however of the breakfast staff ms Elizabeth. She was always smiling and seems to be happy with her work. I had a picture with her although it was not of good quality. Finally, the staff sending us off as we leave was I think a pretty nice touch . Personally, I felt welcome. This comment is from a level 101 Tripadvisor senior reviewer.