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Convent Square Lisbon, Vignette Collection

A five-star 117-room IHG Vignette Collection hotel in the former Convento de São Domingos on Rossio Square in Lisbon’s Baixa, a Dominican convent that dates to 1242 originally commissioned by King Sancho II, restored by GRCA architects with interiors by Artica, built around an open-air cloister with a fire pit at its centre, and the Capítulo restaurant set within the former chapter house.

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At a glance

Convent Square Lisbon occupies the former Convento de São Domingos, a Dominican convent that dates to 1242 and was originally commissioned by King Sancho II.

The building sat in various states of disuse before a full restoration by GRCA architects brought it back into the life of the city, with interiors designed by Artica. The result is a 117-room hotel built around an open-air cloister that remains the architectural and social heart of the property, with a fire pit at its centre and a sky view from every angle.

The hotel stands directly on Rossio Square in the Baixa neighbourhood, with Teatro D. Maria II at the front door, Rossio train station across the square, and Chiado, Bairro Alto, and Príncipe Real all within a short walk.

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In detail

Food and Drink

Capítulo occupies the former chapter house of the convent, with vaulted ceilings, marble columns, and access to the open-air cloister for outdoor dining. The menu takes a market-to-table approach to Portuguese cuisine, with seasonal ingredients, shareable petiscos, and more involved plates built around local produce and refined technique. A wine list focused on Portuguese producers operates alongside.

The open-air cloister operates as a bar and social space throughout the day, with an outdoor fire pit and a setting framed by the convent’s original stonework. The rooftop bar stands above the building with views across Lisbon’s skyline and operates for drinks and light bites in the evening.
Spa and Wellness

The Wellness Centre includes an indoor plunge pool with views over the cloister and the São Domingos rooftops, a sauna, and a fitness studio. The pool and sauna are available to all guests.

The hotel also holds a complimentary 5pm tea blending ritual daily, and live music evenings with Portuguese wines and tapas are a regular fixture.
Location

Convent Square Lisbon stands directly on Rossio Square in the Baixa neighbourhood at the heart of central Lisbon.

Teatro D. Maria II is at the front door, Rossio train station is across the square, and Chiado, Bairro Alto, and Príncipe Real are all within a short walk. The waterfront at Cais do Sodré and the Time Out Market are around 10 minutes on foot down the hill, with the Alfama and São Jorge Castle a similar distance in the opposite direction. Lisbon Airport is around 15 minutes by car.

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Room Types

Standard Rooms

The entry-level rooms cover 18 to 19sqm and are the most intimate option in the collection. Each looks out over Lisbon’s cobbled streets.

All rooms across the collection are finished in shades of blush pink and gray with artwork by Portuguese artist Jorge Possolo throughout, with pink marble bathrooms featuring walk-in showers, Karl Lagerfeld bath amenities, 420-thread cotton bathrobes, and slippers. All rooms include blackout curtains, queen or twin beds with 300-thread cotton linens, a minibar, a Nespresso machine, and free WiFi.

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Premium Rooms

Premium Rooms stand at the top of the non-suite room categories, with larger floor plans and city views.

Some include a bathtub alongside the walk-in shower.

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Family Rooms

Family Rooms offer a more generous floor plan than the standard categories, with interconnecting room options available for guests who need separate sleeping areas.

The same blush pink and gray finish, pink marble bathrooms, Karl Lagerfeld amenities, and 300-thread cotton linens carry throughout, with the additional space making them suited to guests travelling with children or those who want more room during a longer stay.

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Suites

The Junior Suites include a separate living area alongside the bedroom, with a choice of city or cloister views.

The pink marble bathroom steps up to include both a bathtub and a walk-in shower, with the same Karl Lagerfeld amenities and 420-thread cotton bathrobes as the rest of the collection.

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