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The Mundial hotel is ideally located in the very heart of Lisbon. This large establishment (350 rooms) is the perfect place for groups or conferences, but there is not much in the way of family facilities or equipment.
Mundial - © EASYVOYAGE
Mundial - © EASYVOYAGE
The Mundial hotel is ideally located in the centre of Lisbon on Da Figueira Square. All forms of public transport are nearby, as are numerous restaurants, bars, shops and tourist sites.
The 350 rooms are divided into different categories, which include standard, superior, suite, and triple. The Interior decoration is intended to be simple, but unfortunately it is rather impersonal. Some rooms have a balcony, but all the rooms have a television, a telephone, air-conditioning, a payable safe and a minibar. As for the bathrooms in the standard rooms, they are fitted with a bathtub, whereas the superior rooms have a shower and a bathtub. A hair-dryer, hospitality products and dressing-gowns are also available.Be aware that suite 908 affords a panoramic view of Lisbon.
This hotel opened in 1958 and it occupies a vast building of 350 rooms with a glass façade. The hotel was renovated in May 2004. Once you have entered its vast entrance hall, with its modern interior (black vase, designer lamps,...) you can head straight for the bar next to the reception area for a relaxing drink. In a retro atmosphere, you can enjoy your drink and watch television. Wine lovers among you can try out a large selection of Portuguese wines in the hotel's wine cellar, under the guidance of expert sommeliers. For conferences and meetings, there are seven conference rooms available.
Mundial hotel has two restaurants. The Jardim Mundial restaurant, on the first floor, is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner: breakfast is served in the form of a buffet, and lunch and dinner are a la carte. International and local cuisine is on offer here - this big restaurant room is decorated in green and white tones, and it has big windows that let in plenty of daylight. On the 8th (and last) floor, you will find the gourmet, panoramic restaurant, the Veranda de Lisboa. Here, you can try typically Portuguese cuisine for lunch and dinner, while enjoying a breathtaking view of Lisbon. Meat and fish are grilled over a fire here and the interior is reminiscent of the streets of Lisbon (the floor is paved). In the evening, a piano player provides some light musical entertainment. The restaurant is also open to the public. Don't forget that there is a barbecue on Thursday evening on the panoramic terrace.
The gourmet restaurant with panoramic views is also open to the public.
beauty salon, Turkish bath
sports
Christine B.
très beau hotel, vue magnifique, service nikel
situé au coeur de la ville
pas de salle non fumeur à l'intérieur
Isabelle H.
Hotel TRES bien situé à proximité du départ du Tram 28 ! et en centre-ville ..EMPLACEMENT IDEAL ! Accueil en français ...même le soir très tard .. chambre std ..pas très bien insonorisée ...mais convient parfaitement pour quuelques jours
-emplacement -prix interressant pour ce niveau
un peu bruyant mais pas grave pour quelques jours
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