Location. Olissippo Oriente is located in Lisbon, Portugal, in the Parques das Nacoes district, 250 metres from the Oceanarium, and seven kilometres from the city centre. It is three kilometres from Lisbon Portela Airport, and 250 metres from the Oriente train, metro, and bus stops. Hotel Features. This eight-storey modern building has a contemporary-styled, light-filled lobby. It offers onsite garage parking, a 24-hour front desk, and is air-conditioned throughout.

Olissippo Oriente's main restaurant serves a menu of Portuguese and Mediterranean dishes, while its coffee shop extends to an outdoor terrace, and offers salads and light meals. There is also an onsite bar, and buffet breakfast is complimentary.

Wireless Internet is available in public areas of the hotel.

Guestrooms. The 182 guestrooms have full- length windows, and cream decor. All include a high-speed Internet connection, wall-mounted LCD television with satellite channels, air conditioning, safes, minibars, and hair dryers.

Room Types:

Single Standard:   One double bed or two twin beds. Light carpets and decor, with floor-to-ceiling windows. Wall-mounted LCD television with satellite channels. High-speed Internet access. Air conditioning. Minibar. Safe. Hair dryer.

Double/Twin Standard:   One twin bed. Light carpets and decor, with floor-to-ceiling windows. Wall-mounted LCD television with satellite channels. High-speed Internet access. Air conditioning. Minibar. Safe. Hair dryer.

Driving Directions: From Lisbon (Portela) Airport (LIS): Distance to Olissippo Oriente is 3 kilometres, approximately 5 minutes' drive.

Getting there. From Lisbon Airport take the number 708 bus towards Parque das Nacoes Norte. Disembark at the Oriente stop, 250 metres from Olissippo Oriente. An airport taxi to the hotel will cost around 9 EUR (price subject to change).

Getting around. An integrated tram, bus, and metro system operates in Lisbon. Daily passes can be purchased for travel on public transport. The hotel's nearest station is 250 metres away at Oriente. Street elevators and funicular railways transport passengers to Lisbon's Barrio Alto. Ferries run between Lisbon and Cacilhas. Taxis are fairly inexpensive.