Hotel in Lisbon, Portugal
Tarabel Lisbon
225pts
About Tarabel Lisbon
Tarabel, with its pretty 19th-century façade of duck egg blue, is tucked away in Lisbon’s elegant Lapa district, where narrow cobbled streets are lined by embassies and the private palaces of wealthy Lisbonites. Step inside and a world opens up. Light floods in—that special white, Lisbon light. Astonishing views reach across the river Tagus, upon which boats pass by. Tidy terraces of verdant lawn run down to a bottle green pool, sun loungers shaded by white parasols trimmed with yellow, and a purple jacaranda tree spreading its branches over the wall. Tarabel has the feel of a private home, and its interiors have been carefully curated by designer Rose Fournier, following the success of her Riad Tarabel in Marrakech. Nine rooms, some with terraces but all different, house finds from Fournier’s travels: a mirror of shells here, a birdcage there. White dominates throughout: white stand-alone bathtubs in front of white wood trelliswork, white-linen-clad beds, long white curtains. Downstairs, elegantly mismatched plates offer up dishes of lime-cured scallops, roasted gazpacho with freeze-dried raspberries, and beef tartare. All with a view. *From $522. —Mary Lussiana*
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