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Property Overview
Bairro Alto Hotel opened its doors for the first time in 2005, in the building where until 1980 was the Grand Hôtel de L'Europe, a landmark in the national hotel business history. The set of buildings where the Bairro Alto Hotel is located dates back to the XVIII century and it is an area of municipal interest in Lisbon - more precisely between Bairro Alto and Chiado, two of the most emblematic neighborhoods of the city. Bairro Alto Hotel, a renowned member of "The Leading Hotels of the World”, is a pioneer in Portugal in the concept of 5 star boutique hotels. A milestone in the history of this hotel, which represents the best of Lisbon in an experience where charm, bohemia and sophistication guide visitors through the history of a breathtaking and enthralling city.
Healthy Stays Certified
To help you sleep easier, this hotel has received a performance-based accreditation from a respected public or private sector health and safety authority, to certify its comprehensive cleaning, disinfection, and mitigation protocols. Certifications may include: GBAC Star from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council; Sharecare VERIFIED™ with Forbes Travel Guide; Clean & Safe Protocol from HRS and SGS; SafeTravels from the World Travel & Tourism Council; SafeGuard from Bureau Veritas; or other local government certifications.
To learn more about this hotel’s specific health and safety certification status, please visit their website
Property Highlights
1 / Eat and Drink
In a space that breathes the bohemian and irreverent aura of the city, stands BAHR with a restaurant area, bar and an amazing terrace with the best of Portuguese cuisine, created by Chef Nuno Mendes and Executive Chef Bruno Rocha.
2 / In the Heart of Lisbon
Located in a prestigious and emblematic area between the cosmopolitan Chiado and the bohemian Bairro Alto, the hotel is surrounded by Lisbon's true soul and authenticity.
3 / Made of History
The hotel is set in a restored 19th-century building that blends Portuguese architectural elements with contemporary furnishings.
Property Highlights
1 / Eat and Drink
In a space that breathes the bohemian and irreverent aura of the city, stands BAHR with a restaurant area, bar and an amazing terrace with the best of Portuguese cuisine, created by Chef Nuno Mendes and Executive Chef Bruno Rocha.
2 / In the Heart of Lisbon
Located in a prestigious and emblematic area between the cosmopolitan Chiado and the bohemian Bairro Alto, the hotel is surrounded by Lisbon's true soul and authenticity.
3 / Made of History
The hotel is set in a restored 19th-century building that blends Portuguese architectural elements with contemporary furnishings.
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Features
- Total Rooms: 87
- Total Suites: 22
- Meetings & Events
- Historic Landmark
- Wellness/Fitness Spa
- Fitness Center
Local Information
Bairro Alto Hotel
Praca Luis de Camões No. 2, Lisbon 1200-243 Portugal
15 minutes from Portela International Airport Lisbon
National Tourism Registration(Registo Nacional de Turismo): 0237
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries351
country dialing code
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Awards & Accolades
Local Recommendations
Best Restaurant for a Celebration
Housed in a convent in Madragoa that dates back to 1653, this restaurant fuses Belgian and Portuguese cuisines. (+35-1) 21-390-2034; www.atravessa.com.
Best Restaurant Classic
This restaurant opened in 1958 and is known primarily as a late-night hangout for artists. Star chef José Avillez transformed the space and menu, which features poetically named classic dishes like “Golden Eggs” and “Sea Diving.” (+35-1) 21-342-0607; www.belcanto.pt.
Top Architecture Find
This 16th-century marvel and UNESCO World Heritage Site is in Belem, where Portuguese explorers embarked on their voyages. (+35-1) 21-362-0034; www.torrebelem.pt.
Museum Must-See
This museum features a very good collection of 18th-century French paintings, as well as a selection of the jewelry of René Lalique. (+35-1) 21-782-3000; www.museu.gulbenkian.pt.
Best Neighborhood Walk
The harmonious light of Lisbon shines on the streets as we cross to Chiado. Under the watchful eye of Fernando Pessoa, a tram goes by: the "28", as it is known, in operation for more than 100 years. Further down, we find the Bertrand bookstore, one of the oldest in the world still in business.
Top Day Trip
Picturesque and welcoming, Sintra is a must-stop for any tourist. For this reason, we recommend to breath the air of the mountains, walk through the garden of Palácio de Seteais, visit Quinta da Regaleira, or discover the History that is hidden in each step of the Castelo dos Mouros.
Best City Secret
Lisbon's “Thieves’ Market” in Alfama has been the go-to flea market in Lisbon since the 12th century, though today the traders are legal. www.golisbon.com.
Best View
Lisbon has many terraces, but none like this one. This is the place for those who want to enjoy an incomparable view over the city and the Tejo river. Whether to taste the seasonal menu, by Creative Chef Nuno Mendes, or just to enjoy a cocktail.
Best Cultural Secret
Learn about the history of Lisbon's public water supply. The museum organizes visits to reservoirs, so be sure to book in advance. (+35-1) 21-810-0215; www.servicoaguaslivres.com.
Best Newcomer
What Italian-immigrant Attilio Santini opened as a small shop in Cascais in 1949 (to sell handmade ice creams to beach-going Portuguese) has finally turned into a bona fide outpost. (+35-1) 21-483-3709; www.santini.pt.
Owner Information:
Hotel Bairro Alto, Sociedade de Gestao Hoteleira, SAc/o Bairro Alto Hotel, Praca Luis de Camões No. 2, Lisbon 1200-243 Portugal
T: (+351) 213 408 200 F: (+351) 213 408 299
