Pousada de Lisboa occupies part of the monumental yellow arcades of Praça do Comércio, one of the most important civic spaces in Portugal. The building once served royal and government functions, and the conversion preserves imposing stone staircases, formal rooms and artworks on loan from the Museum of Lisbon. With 90 rooms across four floors, the hotel is intimate enough to avoid the feeling of a large city property.
Built into the arcades of Praça do Comércio, Pousada de Lisboa turns a former government building into a 90-room city retreat with historic art, an indoor pool and the Tagus just steps away.