Casa Dell'Arte Club House

Casa dell'Arte Club was a beautiful Hotel in a great location. Unfortunately, our room was incredibly noisy late into the night and early into the morning. When staying in a city hotel, I always anticipate noise but this exceeded what I would consider to be the norm. Upon checking, the owner said something along the lines of "don't worry above the family above" and I wasn't sure what she meant until it was 2am and the noise kept us awake. I will mention that the owners did work with us after bringing it to their attention. I don't know if other rooms would be quieter but it is worth considering which room you're booking. I hate to share anything negative but I depend on reviews heavily to make sure I'm booking a hotel that meets my needs. I was so excited to stay at Casa dell'Arte Club based on the reviews and was shocked no one mentioned the level of noise.

Absolutely stunning, hidden gem, art lovers paradise. Immaculately designed and decorated, top quality furniture and furnishings. Nestled in a lovely neighbourhood in Lisbon, with unobtrusive water views. Staff was very courteous, breakfast was amazing. Their own restraint “Istanbul” had the most delicious Turkish food that was very high quality and well presented. Not to mention fine dining at very affordable prices. I would highly recommend this quaint hotel and their restaurant to anyone wanting to have the most memorable holiday in Lisbon.

This is a unique hotel The art installation’s amazing, restoration work exact and ambiance is lovely. I stayed just one night and will stay when I return The room we stayed in was beautiful and we had use of a fantastic drawing room and dining room We shall Return

This is a gem, like a small palace. impeccable service, gorgeous rooms, a perfect location. I highly recommend this as a base to explore Lisbon or just as a petit palace escape from the busy world. I will return often.

The ride to the Casa dell'Arte from Lisbon airport, which passes through some of the sketchiest areas of the city (and that's saying something) can be dispiriting. But once through the doors of this former mansion, the atmosphere is simply gobsmacking: dazzling displays of classic blue-on-white Portuguese tile adorn the public areas, while the rooms approach a kind of classical grandeur. It isn't perfect: bathroom spaces can be tricky, and communication poses a problem for non-Portuguese speakers. One big drawback: the lack of an in-house lunch and dinner restaurant, hopefully to be corrected in the spring of 2023; for those who find the "traditional" breakfast unsatisfying, there are a number of excellent cafes a block away. Still, this private hotel makes up in ambience and friendliness what it may lack in certain amenities. Make sure to book an off-street room, though, as the plaza outside plays host to the city's most storied flea market two days a week.

Beautiful room with beautiful view of the Pantheon. Breakfast is good and staff helpful. This is most like a B&B stay. If you like Portuguese tile, you will love this place. Cherry liquor in sitting room added to the experience. Highly recommend if looking for something unique and romantic.