Which room to book at Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon
The Deluxe Park-View Room. It is the cheapest way onto the park side of the building: 49 square metres, a private terrace over Eduardo VII Park and room for a third guest, for 80 euros a night more than the street-facing Superior in mid-February 2027. Everything below it looks at the courtyard entrance and the street; everything above it adds height, the river, the Old Town or a sitting room.
The room to book
Deluxe Park-View Room
49 m²Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and cityFloors 1 to 4
The park side for 80 euros more than the entry room: seven more square metres, a terrace in every room, and space for a child.
€1,165 a night
On our shortlists
Every room at a glance
| Room | Size | View | Floor | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Superior RoomCourtyard entrance, street and city · Floors 1 to 4 | 42 m² | Courtyard entrance, street and city | Floors 1 to 4 | €1,085 |
| Deluxe RoomCourtyard entrance and street | 42 m² | Courtyard entrance and street | €1,145 | |
| Deluxe Park-View RoomOur pickEduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city · Floors 1 to 4 | 49 m² | Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city | Floors 1 to 4 | €1,165 |
| Premier Riverside-View Room25 de Abril Bridge, Tagus River, courtyard entrance and street | 42 m² | 25 de Abril Bridge, Tagus River, courtyard entrance and street | €1,245 | |
| Grand Premier Park-View RoomOld Town, Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city | 49 m² | Old Town, Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city | €1,318 | |
| Four Seasons Panoramic View RoomEduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, St George's Castle and Old Town · Highest floors | 49 m² | Eduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, St George's Castle and Old Town | Highest floors | €1,920 |
| Studio SuiteCourtyard entrance, street and city | 73 m² | Courtyard entrance, street and city | €2,308 | |
| One-Bedroom SuiteOld Town, Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city | 88.5 m² | Old Town, Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city | €2,708 | |
| Deluxe One-Bedroom SuiteOld Town, Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city | 115 m² | Old Town, Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city | €3,653 | |
| Grand One-Bedroom SuitePark and courtyard, or Marquês de Pombal, Tagus River and castle | 134 m² | Park and courtyard, or Marquês de Pombal, Tagus River and castle | €4,800 | |
| Almada Negreiros SuiteEduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, city and gardens · 3rd floor | 175 m² | Eduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, city and gardens | 3rd floor | |
| Pedro Leitão SuiteEduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, St George's Castle, Tagus River and city · 7th floor | 175 m² | Eduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, St George's Castle, Tagus River and city | 7th floor | |
| Royal SuiteEduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, St George's Castle, Tagus River and city · 9th floor | 175 m² | Eduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, St George's Castle, Tagus River and city | 9th floor | |
| Presidential SuitePark, castle, Tagus River, 25 de Abril Bridge, outdoor pool and gardens · 10th floor | 247 m² | Park, castle, Tagus River, 25 de Abril Bridge, outdoor pool and gardens | 10th floor |
Every room they sell
Superior Room
The entry room faces the street side, has a terrace in most rather than all, and sleeps two adults and a baby only.
42 m²Courtyard entrance, street and cityFloors 1 to 4€1,085 a night
Deluxe Room
Renovated, with a private terrace, but its listed view is still the courtyard entrance and street. Pay the extra 20 euros for the park instead.
42 m²Courtyard entrance and street€1,145 a night
Deluxe Park-View RoomOur pick
The park side for 80 euros more than the entry room: seven more square metres, a terrace in every room, and space for a child.
49 m²Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and cityFloors 1 to 4€1,165 a night
Premier Riverside-View Room
The renovated 1950s room modelled on the original room 44, looking past the street to the bridge and river, but back to 42 square metres.
42 m²25 de Abril Bridge, Tagus River, courtyard entrance and street€1,245 a night
Grand Premier Park-View Room
The pick's 49 square metres and terrace in the hotel's 1950s style, with the Old Town added to the view, for about 150 euros more.
49 m²Old Town, Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city€1,318 a night
Four Seasons Panoramic View Room
Still 49 square metres, but on the highest floors with an expansive terrace and the castle in view, for 755 euros more than the pick.
49 m²Eduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, St George's Castle and Old TownHighest floors€1,920 a night
Studio Suite
A big bedroom with a furnished alcove rather than a separate sitting room, on the street side. You are paying for space, not view.
73 m²Courtyard entrance, street and city€2,308 a night
One-Bedroom Suite
The first suite with a separate living room, a park-facing bedroom and a terrace; the cheapest way to give parents a door to close.
88.5 m²Old Town, Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city€2,708 a night
Deluxe One-Bedroom Suite
A central foyer between living room and bedroom and 26.5 more square metres than the One-Bedroom, for about 945 euros more a night.
115 m²Old Town, Eduardo VII Park, hotel gardens and city€3,653 a night
Grand One-Bedroom Suite
Three terraces and a dining area for four; the outlook is either park and courtyard or Marquês de Pombal, river and castle, so ask which.
134 m²Park and courtyard, or Marquês de Pombal, Tagus River and castle€4,800 a night
Almada Negreiros Suite
Breakfast, minibar and airport transfers included, with a kitchenette and a dining room; the lowest floor of the four specialty suites.
175 m²Eduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, city and gardens3rd floor
Pedro Leitão Suite
The same 175 square metres four floors higher, with three balconies and the castle and the Tagus added to the view.
175 m²Eduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, St George's Castle, Tagus River and city7th floor
Royal Suite
The same size again on the ninth floor, with panoramic windows, three balconies, a living area and a dining room.
175 m²Eduardo VII Park, Marquês de Pombal, St George's Castle, Tagus River and city9th floor
Presidential Suite
The top-floor corner: 247 square metres, five terraces, marble floors, and the only suite whose view list includes the bridge and the pool.
247 m²Park, castle, Tagus River, 25 de Abril Bridge, outdoor pool and gardens10th floor
Prices are a guide from our last check, not live rates.
Why this one
Three of the six room categories are the same 42 square metres, and the two cheapest, the Superior and the Deluxe, face the courtyard entrance and the street. The Deluxe Park-View is where the building turns round: 49 square metres, a private terrace in every room, a view over Eduardo VII Park and the hotel gardens, and room for a third guest on a rollaway, which the 42 square metre rooms do not allow. For 9 to 11 February 2027, room only on the flexible rate, it was 1,165 euros a night against 1,085 for the Superior and 1,145 for the Deluxe; for 20 to 22 April the same three were 1,290, 1,210 and 1,270. From the entry room, 80 euros a night is what it costs to change what you look at; from the Deluxe, it is 20.
Above it, the ladder is about height and the Old Town rather than space. The one sideways step is the Premier Riverside-View, back down to 42 square metres but renovated, looking past the street to the 25 de Abril Bridge and the river, at 1,245 euros. The Grand Premier Park-View is the same 49 square metres as the pick with the Old Town added to its view, for about 150 euros more; the Four Seasons Panoramic View Room is 49 square metres again, on the highest floors with an expansive terrace and the castle, for 755 euros more. The trade-off with the pick is height: the Deluxe Park-View rooms are on the first to fourth floors, so you look into the park more than across the city. The suites begin at 73 square metres and 2,308 euros a night, and the first with a separate living room, the One-Bedroom Suite, was 2,708.
- Ask for
- Ask for the fourth floor, the highest the Deluxe Park-View category occupies, and for a room that has been through the renovation, and say when you book that the park view is why you chose it. If you are three, ask for the rollaway to be confirmed with the room. If you want breakfast, book it with the room rather than paying on the day: on the February dates the Bed and Breakfast rate added 86 euros a night for two, against 62 euros a head at the buffet.
- Avoid
- Skip the Superior and the Deluxe Room if the park is the point: both list the courtyard entrance and the street as their view, and the Deluxe Room's own page mentions park views that its view list does not. Families should avoid all three 42 square metre categories, which take two adults and a baby only. And do not pay 755 euros a night more for the Panoramic View Room expecting a bigger room: it is the same 49 square metres, higher up.
Suites against rooms
The suite worth knowing is the One-Bedroom Suite: 88.5 square metres with a bedroom over Eduardo VII Park, a separate living room and a terrace, at 2,708 euros a night on the February dates. It is the smallest way to put a wall between the adults and a child. The Studio Suite below it is bigger than any room but faces the street side and has an alcove, not a second room.
The four specialty suites, 175 to 247 square metres on the third to tenth floors, include breakfast, the minibar and transfers to and from the airport, and for the Almada Negreiros, Pedro Leitão and Royal suites the hotel's terms take one night's rate as a non-refundable prepayment and charge the whole stay if you cancel within seven days of arrival.
Questions people ask
Good questions about Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon
Which room should I book at Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon?
The Deluxe Park-View Room. It is the cheapest way onto the park side of the building: 49 square metres, a private terrace over Eduardo VII Park and room for a third guest, for 80 euros a night more than the street-facing Superior in mid-February 2027. Everything below it looks at the courtyard entrance and the street; everything above it adds height, the river, the Old Town or a sitting room.
Which rooms should I avoid at Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon?
Skip the Superior and the Deluxe Room if the park is the point: both list the courtyard entrance and the street as their view, and the Deluxe Room's own page mentions park views that its view list does not. Families should avoid all three 42 square metre categories, which take two adults and a baby only. And do not pay 755 euros a night more for the Panoramic View Room expecting a bigger room: it is the same 49 square metres, higher up.
Our verdict
When only the full grand-hotel experience will do, this is the choice. Pay for the park view.
Last checked: September 2026 · Image credits: Expedia Group Creator Toolbox