Almaria - Ex Libris | Chiado

Hotel Description

Ideally located in the heart of the city, Almaria - buildings with history provides the perfect starting point to those who want to live Lisbon, participating and interacting with its scenery and the local community, with all the history and culture that the architectural heritage of the city also holds. If the buildings are the foundations of the city's soul, Lisbon has in its Almaria buildings, the abode of his soul. Almaria proposes listen to their stories, recounting them in each of their apartments. With Almaria - buildings with history can relive the unique history of each building, without giving sophistication, comfort and modernity of today. Ex-Libris is a Latin expression which literally means "the books." The name does not deny the tradition of this street, which connects the Luis de Camões Square with the Largo Trindade Coelho, in Chiado, and already communicating with the typical Bairro Alto.  The literary and journalistic activity has always been strong this artery and the building Ex Libris is proof of that, having been newspaper office Diary Illustrated, suspended in 1956, and home of the Library Camões. With 18 apartments spread over 6 floors Ex-Libris redefines the concept Premium accommodation offering apartments with One, Two or Three rooms in an environment that combines sophistication, tradition, design and new trends. The 18 apartments are themed, and was its starting point the Portuguese literary universe, resulting in a building where each floor is dedicated to an author and each apartment has the name of a reference work of six authors present. The interior design reflects a contemporary space with traditional elements which are valued Portuguese products as well as artists, highlighting elements such as frames of Maisa Champalimaud, or even an Urban art element present in the hall painted by graphic designer and Portuguese illustrator Add Fuel that comes to a contemporary twist with reference to the Portuguese tiles.