Perfectly located in the heart of Lisbon, this magnificent hotel is in the financial centre and
within walking distance of the best shopping and typical historic districts such as Bairro Alto, Alfama and Mouraria. From there, the restaurants, cafes and theatres are just a short stroll away. It is located just 8 km from the airport and offers a shuttle service.

The Hotel Altis,  recently renovated, has 303 rooms and suites, which have been designed with the comfort of its customers as the main priority.

Give yourself a break at the Health club, gym, sauna, solarium, Turkish baths, massage, physiotherapy and heated swimming pool. In the Bspa, you will find different treatments and rituals to restore body and mind amidst the flavors of the Orient in one holistic experience. It offers an indoor pool, sauna, steam bath, gym, Vichy shower and a Beauty and Therapy Zone.

RESTAURANT
The Grill D. Fernando is a modern restaurant with a panoramic view over the city of Lisbon and the Tagus River. Featuring excellent service in an exquisite environment it provides a genuine selection of national and international cuisine.
If you are looking for somewhere to enjoy a lighter meal, try out the "Le Rendez-Vous" café.

For moments  of relaxation you can choose between the three bars
The new Lobby Bar in the newly renovated lobby of the Hotel is a comfortable and glamorous space.
Try a good wine or sample our carefully selected teas within Bar Herald’s spacious interior, comprising of different reading areas, TV and piano lounge and original tapestry and sculptures.
Bar S. Jorge offers amazing views over Lisbon and extends into a comfy terrace area and is the ideal place to sip on a cocktail at sunset within original vintage design surroundings.

For your moments of leisure, in the Hotel Altis you will also find unique spaces, such as a shopping arcade where you'll discover fine jewelry, an art gallery, tobacconist’s, a newspaper kiosk, a beauty salon and hairdresser’s.

EVENTS
The Hotel Altis has 18 rooms for meetings and banquets with a capacity for between 8 and 750 people. All conference rooms are multifunctional and adaptable to any requirement you may request. The rooms are also equipped with fast wireless internet connection, printers, copier, fax and scanner. The Hotel Altis has prepared some tips to offer brunches, private business lunches, private parties, gala dinners, cocktails and meetings.

The 303 rooms and suites are spacious and decorated in pleasant pastel colors and luxurious bedding. The suites have a living room, which makes it an ideal room for those business delegates who may need more space to work during their stay.

All rooms and suites at the Hotel Altis have :
• Air conditioning controlled independently.
• Satellite TV.
• Television (surcharge).
• Radio AM / FM.
• Mini bar.
• Safe.
• Hair dryer.
• Smoke Detector.
• Telephone with direct outside line.
• Room service 24 hours a day.

Take the motorway towards the city centre and then follow signs to Praça Marques de Pompal.

Lisbon offers a wide range of cultural attractions and events, fine restaurants, charming narrow streets, the sweet and melancholic fado (the genuine Portuguese music), countless trams and parks.

Its prime location on the banks of the Tagus, gives a special flavour to any of the vistas you can enjoy from the different viewing points around the city. This feeling is magnified when you stop to marvel at the two spectacular bridges: the Ponte 25 de abril and the 16-kilometre-long Ponte Vasco de Gama.

The most interesting neighbourhoods are the centrally located Baixa, Chiado, Bairro Alto and Alfama. In the west of the city is Belém, which is a must due to its landmarks and cake shops, and further to the east, following the riverbank, the Parque das Naçoes. Other must-see attractions in Lisbon are the Museo Nacional de Arte Antita, the Museo Calouste Gulbenkian, and the Museo Nacional do Azulejo.

When you’re in Lisbon we also recommend you visit the leafy Parque de Monsanto, take a stroll through the cobbled streets of Chiado and Baixa, and enjoy Lisbon’s musical legacy and its vibrant nightlife in the streets and on the steps in Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest neighbourhood which is crowned by the ruins of an Arabian castle. Fado music originated in Alfama at the beginning of the 19th century, inspired by the rhythms of the African slave dances, Arabic songs and traditional folklore.

Also well worth a visit is the Mercado da Ribeira, built from iron and glass. The first floor sells culinary specialities and handicrafts and stages music and dance performances. Opposite the market is the Cais do Sodré, the transport interchange for buses, trains, trams, metro and ferries, where trains for Estoril and Cascais and the Cacilhas ferry depart.