The Ivens Hotel, Lisbon
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“Designed by the well-known Spanish interiorist Lázaro Rosa-Violán and the Portuguese Cristina Matos, The Ivens is inspired by the journey of Ivens and Capelo, two of the greatest Portuguese explorers of the 19th century. Travelers and explorers for the new era: This is your place, with no doubt.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s Hotlist 2022.
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Private parking
All you need to know
A lovely boutique hotel, part of the Autograph Collection group of the Marriott, located in a pleasant and happening neighborhood near Museu de Arte Contemporânea.
The Ivens, Lisbon, Autograph Collection is a luxury hotel in Lisbon, Portugal. It is a part of the Marriott Autograph Collection, a group of independently owned hotels that offer high-end amenities and personalized service.
The hotel is known for its stylish and modern design, as well as its excellent service and attention to detail. It is popular for travelers looking for a luxurious and memorable stay in Lisbon.
All eighty-seven rooms in the hotel The Ivens, Lisbon, Autograph Collection, are designed with precision by Cristina Matos. The color theme is subtle and dim, and the designer chose beige, white, and green colors. The wallpapers and carpets are all in flora and fauna, and the ceilings are also very artistic.
The Ivens, Lisbon has a Rocco restaurant, which offers various cuisines, including Mediterranean, Italian, and traditional Portuguese food. You can experience tailor-made eateries from your choice of lobsters, oysters, and Negronis. Here at The Ivens, you can experience three different styles of food under one roof.
The boutique hotel is a pleasant experience that brings together a beautiful design philosophy and exceptional service standards that could put anyone to shame. The food options are immense, which gives the hotel a competitive advantage. Overall, it is a fabulous experience.
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