Tivoli Avenida Liberdade Lisboa

The last time i stayed at this venue was just before its purchase by another owner. It keeps the same luxury and courteous service as before. Spacious premises, excellent restaurant and bars. Comfortable rooms, silent environment. All renovated to kkep the same excellent service. Worth the detour.

If you are going to Lisbon and looking for a five star experience coupled with warmth and always friendly greeting, the Tivoli is your home away from home. It is modern, but so European in its demeanor and charm. Their breakfast is excellent and the always smiling service is a great way to start your day. Their restaurants are sophisticated but not stuffy and the food is perfectly prepared and delicately plated. The Tivoli is a must. While here, if you have any special needs, ask for Ricardo who will always make it right so that your stay is most memorable.

Our recent stay at the Tivoli Avenida Liberdade was, in a word, delightful. The hotel is a gem—elegant, historic, and perfectly situated on Lisbon’s grandest boulevard. From the moment we arrived, we were met with exceptional kindness from the staff. Every interaction, from check-in to housekeeping, was warm, genuine, and helpful. It’s clear the team takes pride in creating a welcoming experience. The accommodations themselves were beautiful—thoughtfully updated without sacrificing the character of the building. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel both pampered and at ease, a hard balance to strike. The only drawback, and it’s a puzzling one, was the experience with the rooftop bar. Despite being hotel guests, we were made to feel like uninvited outsiders—screened and scrutinized with an air of exclusivity that felt more like hazing than hospitality. Apparently I lacked the “right kind of shoes,” and the vibe suggested we should’ve brought a bouncer with us for backup. A shame, because on past visits I've enjoyed the incredible views. If you’re staying here (and you should), maybe pack your most fashionable sneakers just in case. With that small caveat, Tivoli remains one of Lisbon’s top stays, and we’d absolutely return—though perhaps with rooftop reservations in hand next time.

Service was excellent. The guest relations team, Pedro and Beatrice, in particular, as well as Margot at reception and countless other staff, catered to our every whim. The hotel springs delightful upgrade surprises. Service is very personalised, remarkable for such a large hotel. The views of the Avenida and further afield of the castelo and the sea is absolutely stunning.

We stayed in an executive suite for 2 nights, room 130 with a large balcony. The room is spacious with a comfortable bed and separate lounge (also with its own balcony)(which would be perfect for a family travelling with small kids). The toiletry provision is good, with plenty of local products on hand. They provided arrival champagne and a birthday cake for my birthday which was a lovely touch, and the next day they followed with custard tarts and port. The general feel of the hotel is corporate rather than boutique but the restaurant and rooftop bar, SEEN, are more modern with a feel of luxury, I would recommend both. The views and cocktails are SEEN are fantastic. Breakfast was buffet style but extra orders of eggs etc were possible, the coffee was also fresh rather than out of a machine. The pool is a welcome escape from The heat of Lisbon. It's relaxed with a freshwater pool (at a lovely temperate) and a bar where the service is pretty decent. The pool gets sun all day. The location of the hotel is brilliant. You are a 4 minute walk to the metro and 10 minute walk to the No 2 vehicular which leads you to the hustle and bustle of amazing food and views.