Hotel Lisboa

Outfitted in a blue-and-white color scheme, and with polished stone floors of the type you might expect in a hotel in Portugal, this hotel was named in honor of a holiday that its founders had taken in Lisbon just before the hotel's construction in 1958. In 1978, it was enlarged with an annex. In many hotels, the annex contains less desirable rooms, but in the case of the Lisboa they are larger, more modernized, and better furnished. With good views of the sand dunes and the beach, it appeals to a nature-loving, escapist crowd year-round. Rooms are spartan and uncomplicated, with comfortable but strictly functional furniture. Public areas and the restaurant are outfitted with the blue-and-white abstract paintings of Danish artist Peder Meinert.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar

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