Sublime Lisboa Review
A residential-style boutique hotel offering understated, sophisticated comfort, Sublime Lisboa is the perfect base from which to discover the Portuguese capital. Choose from 15 rooms and suites, each with soul-stirring style, while Davvero restaurant and bar immerses you within the city’s dynamic, contemporary food and drink scene.
It’s a joy to make new discoveries in favourite destinations, and Sublime Lisboa is a real treat. This understated, elegant townhouse in Lisbon’s Amoreiras neighbourhood seems to have escaped the attention of the guidebooks and instead is popular with savvy travellers in the know, as well as locals who seek out the elegant dining. Sublime Lisboa sits discreetly on a leafy street, offering a refreshingly genuine and refined experience without the pretentiousness – it’s sublime, writes Andrew Forbes (The Luxury Editor).
The building itself is an early 20th-century townhouse sitting close to the Parque Eduardo VII urban park, home to the Club 7, which has a gym, spa, and tennis courts, all available to Sublime Lisboa guests. Sublime Lisboa feels more like a private residence than a hotel. I wandered into the library salon on my first evening and found myself thumbing through art books surrounded by interesting, storied objects collected from across the world.
