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One of Lisbon's tallest buildings, the 30-storey Sheraton Lisboa Hotel is located in the business district, 200 metres from Picoas metro station and one kilometre from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation's museums and concert halls. The 375 guestrooms include sitting areas with easy chairs, wardrobes with full-length mirrors, marble-topped desks, cable TV, Internet connections, tea and coffee making facilities, minibars, and safes. Bathrooms have beige marble floors, walls and sink tops, and are equipped with showers, bathtubs, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries.
The hotel houses 16 meeting rooms equipped with audio- visual facilities including plasma screens and video- conferencing. The business centre offers TV, several computers, Internet access (surcharge), photocopier, fax and secretarial services. The Health Club features cardiovascular and weight machines and runs aerobics classes in the studio. Changing rooms are equipped with saunas and Turkish baths, and treatment rooms offer hydrotherapy with algae and massage. The hotel houses an outdoor pool complete with decking, tables and chairs. The Caravela restaurant serves buffet breakfasts and lunches, and an a la carte menu of international dishes with a Portuguese flavour at weekends. The top-floor bar and restaurant serves a selection of drinks and an a la carte menu of international and Portuguese food, accompanied by panoramic views of the city. The lobby lounge bar is an informal bar serving drinks, snacks, and express lunches of soups and sandwiches. The hotel houses several shops selling jewellery, wine, antiques, gifts and newspapers, as well as a hairdresser's salon. Located one kilometre away from the hotel is the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Portugal's most important cultural organisation, which incorporates two museums, a resident ballet troupe, an orchestra, and a choir. Lisbon International Airport is eight kilometres away and can be reached by car in approximately 25 minutes.
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