Fitness Holidays Lisbon Hotel Ritz
7 Nights / 5 Days of Fitness

Hotel Description

Hotel Ritz Four Seasons

Long considered the city's finest hotel, Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon reflects the nobility and charm of historic Portugal.

This 5 star hotel is located in the city center of Lisbon and was established in 1959. It is close to the Alfama/Bairro Alto Districts and the nearest station is Marques de Pombal. The hotel has 2 restaurants, a bar, 6 conference rooms, a coffee shop, a spa, an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre/gym. All 284 rooms are equipped with minibar, hairdryer, safe, internet access and air conditioning.

Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon occupies a premier position at one of Lisbon's seven hills, with sweeping views of Eduardo VII Park, St. George's Moorish castle, the old town and the Tagus River. Grandly proportioned public areas feature vividly-colored, handmade tapestries, carpets and original Portuguese artworks.

Additional Services

At the hotel
24-hour concierge services
24-hour In-Room Dining
Complimentary overnight shoeshine
Express check-in/out
News-stand and sundries
Non-smoking rooms
On-site parking
One-hour pressing
Overnight laundry and dry-cleaning
Portable GPS available
Restaurant and lounge
Services and amenities for younger guests
Umbrellas
Valet parking

In your room
100% cotton oversized bath towels
CD player in all suites
Down pillows
Duvets available
Flat screen television
Hair dryer
In-room safe
Iron and ironing board available
Non-allergenic pillows available
Refrigerated private bar
Thick terry bathrobes
Twice-daily housekeeping service

Recreation
Fitness facilities
Pool
Spa services

Time to get from airport

Lisbon Airport - Hotel Ritz

Instructions:
- At the roundabout leaving the airport, take the second exit
- Take the Avenida do Brazil straight to Campo Grande
- At Campo Grande, turn left in front of Cidade Universitária and take Alameda do Campo Grande
- Go along the Campo Grande, under the tunnel, straight to Avenida da Republica
- Take the Avenida da Republica and go toward Saldanha roundabout
- Take the Avenida Fontes Pereira de Melo toward Marques de Pombal roundabout
- Take the first exit at Marques de Pombal to Rua Joaquim Antonio de Aguiar
- Go up Rua Joaquim Antonio de Aguiar and turn right at the second street, Rua Rodgrigo da Fonseca
- The hotel is on the right-hand side

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Time off - What to do in the area

At Four Seasons, you enjoy a unique vantage point from which to explore the sights, sounds and experiences around you. We hope the highlights of local attractions below help simplify your planning:

Centro Português de Serigrafia (Portuguese Centre of Serigraphy)
A large selection of serigraphy, a stencil method of printmaking, is displayed at the Centro Português de Serigrafia (Portuguese Centre of Serigraphy). Works are by some of Portugal's most important artists.

Galeria 111
Galeria 111 is Portugal's oldest art gallery. Founded by its director, artist Manuel de Brito, it opened in 1964.

Galeria Monumental
Lisbon's most high-profile and high-quality "establishment" gallery is also one of few to date from before the 1974 Revolution.

Casino de Estoril
Historically, Estoril was a place of refuge for several kings. It has since been transformed into a distinctive and elegant location that has become known as the Portuguese Riviera. The town has a vast number of hotels, beaches, golf courses and the regional casino, which is one of the best in Europe. Opened in the late 1960s, this is Europe's largest casino, featuring casino shows, an art gallery, an exhibition hall, piano bars and restaurants.

Casino de Lisboa
The newest casino in Portugal is located in the Parque das Nações. It has more than 800 slot machines, 22 gaming tables, 4 bars, 3 restaurants and a show venue that seats over 600.

Castelo de São Jorge
Castelo de São Jorge (St. George's Castle) has its origins in the first century BC. However, it was not until the 12th century, when Lisbon was reconquered from the Moors, that King Afonso Henriques ordered the conversion of this hill-top fortification into a royal residence. It has recently been restored and refurbished. From its walls visitors can enjoy some of the most splendid views over the city.

Historic Quarter of Alfama
The haunting melancholy evoked by Portuguese fado songs can be sensed physically when you walk through Alfama, with its tiny houses, cafés and shops. Strains of this beautiful music, bringing memories from bygone times, drift through the narrow streets of this old quarter of Lisbon, where every turn presents a photo opportunity. Stop at Santa Luzia Belvedere for great views of Alfama and the River Tagus.

Historic Quarters of Chiado and Bairro Alto
While maintaining the old, sometimes melancholy, spirit of its history, Lisbon is also developing into one of Europe's hippest, most avant-garde European capitals. World-famous fashion designers have opened shops and ateliers in the stylish old shopping quarters of Chiado and Bairro Alto. Intellectuals, artists and hip urbanites flock to the area's wide variety of restaurants and clubs, where modern, futuristic design and décor blends perfectly with memories from the past. The area hums with excitement every night of the week.

Centro Cultural de Belém
Built in the 1990s as the headquarters of the Portuguese presidency of the European Community, this building is currently used as a cultural centre. Dance, concerts, exhibitions, theatre, opera and reading rooms all make the centre a lively place, especially on weekends. Exhibitions are open daily 11:00 am to 8:00 pm, and the Praça de Império is open daily 10:00 am to 7:00 pm.

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