MACAM Hotel
Stays · Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal
Entry № 375_LIS · Verified Apr 2026
★ 5.0 (23)
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About
Europe's first combined museum and luxury hotel, housed in a restored 18th-century Lisbon palace and contemporary extension that displays Armando Martins' private art collection throughout—a property where the art programme is genuinely inseparable from the hospitality experience.
Nestled in the heart of Lisbon, MACAM Hotel offers a unique fusion of art and luxury, redefining what it means to stay in a hotel. This beautifully designed property, situated at R. da Junqueira 66, is more than just a place to rest your head; it is an immersive experience within a modern art museum. Housed in a meticulously redesigned palazzo that once served as a school, the hotel showcases a personal collection from one of Portugal's most esteemed art collectors, making each corner of your stay a visual delight. With a stellar rating of 5 based on glowing reviews, MACAM Hotel is celebrated for its impeccable service and thoughtful design. Guests rave about the comfort of the contemporary rooms, which strike a perfect balance between style and coziness. The hotel is not just a sanctuary for relaxation but also a space to explore, with art pieces thoughtfully integrated throughout the corridors and rooms. Visitors have appreciated the complimentary museum access, allowing them to delve into the world of art at their own pace. The garden courtyard, described as a paradise-like escape, adds to the allure of the hotel, offering a serene retreat amidst the vibrant city. The staff, noted for their warmth and professionalism, go above and beyond to ensure a memorable experience, making you feel more like a cherished guest than a mere visitor. Whether you're enjoying a high-quality breakfast or sipping a drink while gazing at the picturesque view of the 25 de Abril Bridge, MACAM Hotel promises an inspiring and luxurious stay that lingers long after your departure.
Why MACAM Hotel stands out
MACAM Hotel is a stays in Lisbon, rated ★ 5.0 across 23 reviews. Europe's first combined museum and luxury hotel, housed in a restored 18th-century Lisbon palace and contemporary extension that displays Armando Martins' private art collection throughout—a property where the art programme is genuinely inseparable from the hospitality experience.
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Lisbon
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Stays
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Lisboa
Rating
★ 5.0 (23)
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“I absolutely loved my stay at Macam Hotel in Lisbon! Staying here felt like such a unique and memorable experience — it’s not just a hotel, but also a museum. Being able to explore the museum as part of my stay and discovering beautiful art…”
— Drishti Masand, 5 months ago
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“Beautifully designed hotel with impeccable service. Just opened a few months ago during summer 2025 in Lisbon’s newest modern art museum, which is the personal collection of Portugal’s most eminent art collector The hotel used to be a palazzo and then a school and it has been meticulously redesigned into a hotel and m…”
— H
“Best place to stay in Lisbon! Absolutely loved this hotel, a true hidden gem with a paradise-like garden courtyard. The rooms are spotless, with quality linens and brand-new bathrooms. The hotel is connected to an art museum, so there’s beautiful art everywhere, plus a lovely library with a view of the 25 de Abril Brid…”
— Mollie See Becker
“The hotel is absolutely fantastic. We have traveled all over the world and stayed in many five-star hotels, but this was without a doubt our best experience to date. We stayed for six nights and spent around €2,000 during our stay. The hotel is completely new, modern, and impeccably clean. Every detail is perfectly fin…”
— Nova-Luna G.R. te Rotterdam
“An absolutely wonderful combination of hotel and museum with a great collection. Staff is super friendly and accommodating and just wandering the hotel discovering the library, the bar and the grounds is already a blast in itself. This will be our go to stay whenever we are visiting the city.”
— Roman Verraest