In the Lapa district of Lisbon, the five adjacent houses dating back to 1878, Villa Dorothéa turned into a new understanding of accommodation. The hotel is a luxury hotel built on ‘protocols and performance, with the say of the founder Jacob Perez Toledano — and the claim of creating a home that is experienced — and it proves the claim that this claim is most, with what it does not have: a traditional lobby.
The interior design of LACASTA Interior Design Studio is combined with contemporary furniture such as stone, flax, velvet, wood and marble. The venue is located in the area of the reception bench, the pedestrian and bugenvil fragrant stone slabs and the yards reach twenty rooms; this route transforms the architectural identity of the hotel into a very neighborhood experience.
Villa Dorothéa’s tranquility, LX Portal Yoga Studio is circulating every detail from yoga mats to a personalized pillow menu. This is not the speed but slowness; a concept of hospitality, which is not the point of view — one of the most consistent comments in Lisbon.
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