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The Tivoli Tejo Hotel provides a high quality service for guests whether you are relaxing or on business. It is located in Parque das Nações -the former Expo 98 site- which is today the most dynamic residential and business site in modern Lisbon.
The tastefully decorated rooms come with their own bathroom, a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, Internet access, carpeting, central heating and a hire safe in each as standard.
There is a swimming pool in the outdoor complex as well as an indoor swimming pool, a Jacuzzi, a sauna, steam baths, a gym and a varied entertainment programme.
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Tax Information
Taxes information: This destination requires a local tourist tax (not included in the price per person and night) that must be paid directly at the hotel.
How to arrive
From the north of Lisbon´s International Airport:
Follow the indication ``Parque das Nações-Gare do Oriente´´ until Avenida de Berlim. Having passed under the Oriente Station, you find the Tivoli Tejo Hotel.
From the Vasco da Gama Bridge (south) and the A1 (north):
After crossing de Vasco da Gama Bridge, turn to Lisboa - 2 Circular. When you get Entreposto square, turn right following the indication ``Lisboa-Gare do Oriente´´. Go straight and turn to the second street on the left and then turn to the Avenida de Berlim, the first on the right. After the Oriente Station you will see the hotel.
From the north:
Follow the indication Expo98 - Gare do Oriente until Entreposto Square.
From the city center:
From the Marquês de Pombal Square, you will head towards the Restauradores Square throught the Avenida da Liberdade. When you arrive at the Rossio Square, you will take Ouro street. When you get to the Comercio Square, turn left to the Avenida Infante D. Henrique and follow the indications ``Expo 98´´. After arriving at GALP tower, turn to the Avenida D. João II, until arrive to the hotel.
