Six Senses Lisbon is set to open in the 17th Century Palácio Lavra and adjacent Palácio das Pedrosas, expanding the groups Urban Collection.
Once open, Six Seasons Lisbon will bring together 114 guest rooms within the two buildings. The Palácio de Pedrosas brings together pieces acquired by the original merchant along with classic and modern art, book collections, antique rugs, maps and handmade textile sculptures. Meanwhile, the Palácio Lavra has the aesthetic of an artist’s atelier, complete with carved wooden counters and handmade tapestries.
Six Senses Lisbon is also blessed with unique outdoor spaces including a rooftop terrace with views over the city and a private central garden featuring vine-covered glass atriums, cosy corners, and communal seating with Portuguese fabrics and natural fibres. Separated from the chaos of the city, guests could be forgiven for closing their eyes and believing they can hear waves lapping on the shore.
“What emerges from our latest urban project is not just a collection of individual hotel rooms but a vibrant community and mutual enjoyment of the rooftop bar, library, boutique, Earth Lab, and lounge areas,” says Six Senses Chief Executive Officer Neil Jacobs. “The offering includes differentiated service standards too, with a dedicated on-site team and personal Guest Experience Makers, private catering, in-room spa treatments and catered event planning.”
