InterContinental Lisbon
Daily price line
Upcoming nightly rates
Review
Character and identity
Perched on one of Lisbon's seven hills above Eduardo VII Park, this contemporary high-rise trades on its panoramic vantage point over the city's terracotta rooftops. A refurbishment under the IHG banner gave the interiors a plum, silver and gold palette, anchored by a striking glass-fronted octagonal lobby with a traditional Portuguese café tucked at the back. Akla Restaurant, opened in 2016 under chef Eddy Melo, runs a sharing-plates menu rooted in Portuguese flavours, while the Uptown Bar pulls in design-minded drinkers with a serious gin collection and skilled mixologists. The register is relaxed-luxurious rather than formal.
Who's it for
Best for:
City-break couples and business travellers who want a polished, contemporary base with sweeping views, strong cocktails and easy access to central Lisbon. Conference attendees benefit from booking a Club InterContinental room, which unlocks a quiet lounge and complimentary breakfast away from the event bustle.
Should look elsewhere:
Pool loungers and families wanting resort-style downtime. There's no on-site pool (just a 24-hour gym, with discounted access to a health club across the road), and the property is built for urban stays rather than leisurely days in.
Bottom line
The view and the rooftop bar scene are the real reasons to book here: most rooms look out over the park and the city's rooftops, and the Uptown Bar shifts into late-night mode after dark. Pay up for a Club InterContinental room if you want the lounge, breakfast and a buffer from conference traffic; otherwise a standard city-view room delivers the headline asset.