Four Seasons
Four Seasons Ritz Lisbon
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The Four Seasons Ritz Lisbon occupies a commanding position overlooking Eduardo VII Park, housed in a 1960s brutalist tower that divides opinion but delivers where it counts. The interiors are legitimately spectacular—soaring marble lobbies, museum-quality art collections, and those famous Portuguese flower arrangements that stop conversations mid-sentence. Service operates at true Four Seasons standard, with staff who remember your name and anticipate needs with genuine warmth. The rooftop spa offers some of the city's best views, and the newly renovated outdoor pool provides a resort-like escape in the urban heart. The trade-off is location: you're beautifully positioned but removed from Lisbon's historic neighborhoods, requiring taxis or a committed uphill walk back from dinner.
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Avoid, at least until the end of construction—we were woken up by hammers and drills early Monday morning.
Everything was perfect when we arrived Saturday, but it seems the hotel is remodeling without telling guests. The noise is really annoying. Good thing Lisbon has so much to offer, but I would recommend other hotels until construction ends.
We had an outstanding holiday—every member of staff was warm and professional, making us feel welcome throughout our stay.
The facilities are excellent and the decoration is elegant and beautiful. Our rooms were peaceful and very comfortable. A special thank you to Kika and the concierge team for their exceptional support with wonderful recommendations that made our trip memorable. It was truly special for our family and we're already planning to return.
We really enjoyed our stay—the hotel has a very classic feel but doesn't come across as stiff or overly formal.
It's calm and comfortable, a great place to return to after walking around the city all day. The views from upper floors are incredible and give you a real sense of how beautiful Lisbon is. The bar was a standout with perfect cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere. Service was seamless without feeling forced—genuinely enjoyable.
Service was excellent and they provided complimentary treats which were delightful and hit the spot.
Everyone from doormen to housekeeping were warm and welcoming. The concierge was superb—went above and beyond to book me a table at a local pub to watch the race, which was unexpected. I loved the shower pressure and Frette bed sheets were comfortable. The gym is well-equipped with modern machines and pilates reformers on a high floor.
Super swank with posh 90's renaissance decor that made me feel like a Wolf of Wall Street character.
This hotel is quite dated and at times feels like a luxury museum with stunning artwork. The rooms are spacious, especially the bathroom, and my balcony was pleasant with a nice breeze. One highlight was the pool and sauna—felt like a high-end Greek bath with a piping hot sauna. For the price, I think there are newer and more modern options in the heart of the city.
Beautiful rooms but too bad the thermostats don't work—I had to call three times to get it fixed the first day.
It went out again on the second day and needs frequent resets. I would have expected better from a moderately priced hotel, but this isn't moderately priced. If you want a nice hotel in Lisbon and are willing to spend the money, you can do better elsewhere. Front desk staff is friendly but can't seem to move fast to fix problems.
This is an historic and magnificent hotel with sweeping views, spectacular art collection, and stunning flower arrangements.
Our room was elegant and comfortable with a wonderful bed and beautiful marble bathroom. Service was outstanding throughout. We ate twice in the bar and once at Veranda—all excellent. The buffet breakfast was one of the best we've experienced.
The hotel is lovely however for the price, the room is tired with no special touches.
The carpets are old and unclean with staining, and there were nails coming through the carpet at the bathroom entryway. The shower is fantastic but unfortunately the outdoor pool was not open. The room is at most a £200-£300 room, not a £900-£1000 room.
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The 8 signals above are a handpicked editorial selection from 195 signals we gathered across dedicated luxury communities, guest reviews, and editorial publications. Every signal we gathered — not just the ones shown — feeds into the Fat Score and verdict above.
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Brand
Four Seasons · luxury
Location
Lisbon, Portugal
Fat Score
8.1 · Fat Approved
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