As Janelas Verdes a small boutique hotel in the historical center of Lisbon . It housed this romantic boutique hotel in an 18th-century townhouse next to the National Museum of Ancient Art. I said it to be the hometown and inspiration of the famous “Ramalhete”. The literary work “Os Maias” was written by Eça de Queiróz, who claims to have lived there.
Read, talk, and watch the blue line of the Tagus River from the library terrace. Drink tea in the indoor garden where the cast-iron spiral staircase stands out and is swallowed by ancient climbing plants. This is your choice. Just like a friend’s house, all areas of As Janelas Verdes are only for our guests.
In spring, the singing of birds affects mood, and you can enjoy breakfast in the garden. Inside the house, the water of the fountain decorating the central axis rises. Uninvited sunlight enters the room decorated in soft coral and courtship colours. Tempting!
The horizon seen from As Janelas Verdes is bluer than the blue of the Tagus River.
Just a stone’s throw away from the Tagus. You will find 29 cheerful rooms equipped with air conditioning, free safe, satellite TV, free wireless broadband internet. LCD TV, DVD/CD player, Molton Brown bath supplies, hairdryers, and bathrobes provided.
As Janelas Verdes
For our sister hotels in the Lisbon Heritage series. The As Janelas Verdes offers you a wide range of services. Such as a buffet breakfast in the “Maias” room or the garden, library with a view of the Tagus River. Honor Bar, 24-hour room service, laundry services, free wireless broadband access. Free use of computers and printers with internet access and video library. Designated non-smoking hotel.
They created the Lisbon Heritage Hotel. With the idea of promoting charming hotels that reflect the traditions and culture of Portugal and Lisbon. The Lisbon Traditional Hotel is owned and managed by the Portuguese family. Is in old houses and small historic buildings in the historical center of Lisbon.
This romantic boutique hotel, installed in an 18th-century mansion - next to the National Museum of Ancient Art. The home and inspiration for the famous “Ramalhete” in Eça de Queiróz’s literary work “Os Maias”, who said to live there.
Read, talk, watch the Blue Line of the Tagus from the library terrace. Drink tea in the indoor garden highlighted by the cast-iron spiral staircase, eaten by ancient climbing plants. This is your choice. Just like at a friend’s house, they dedicated all the spaces at As Janelas Verdes to our guests.
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