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The authentic Lisbon you will never forget
The heartbeat of Lisbon
In the neighborhood, the aristocratic mansions and palaces of the 19th century, once home to the city’s elite, have been claimed by the spirited young entrepreneurs and artisans. The architectural charm has turned it into one of the most sought-after areas to be in with the coolest shopping, restaurants, and bars options in town.
It’s here, in this quarter, where the contrast between the historical side of the city with its ancient buildings and antiquaries, and the contemporary Lisbon bustling with modern shops and trendy restaurants is more evident. The hotel naturally blends into this scenario, in perfect harmony with the past and the present, standing high in a privileged location.
Explore The City
Príncipe Real is a must for any Lisbon wanderer. Still relatively off the radar of most tourists, the area is slowly becoming one of the liveliest in Lisbon, especially among the locals. The neighborhood (named 'Royal Prince' in honor of Queen Maria II's first born) remains essentially a residential district, filled with gardens, a couple of the city's most tranquil squares, and colorful mansions, but it’s now slowly becoming one of the liveliest areas in Lisbon.
The first five-star boutique hotel set in Príncipe Real
"This was our first trip to Lisboa. We will be back! And we will be back at Memmo Principe Real! Great hotel in any way and great smiling, helpful and attentive staff. The food is great, both breakfast and dinner. Enjoy the view from the restaurant or the terrace. The pool is small but will do the job. At night the terrace is the place to be with the great view of the city."
"My husband and I stayed for two nights at the hotel and fell in love with it. Great design, friendly and helpful staff, amazing location! Walking distance to many points of interest such as Chiado and Baixa. We took the neighbourhood tour the hotel offered and it was awesome, I highly recommend it!"
