Villa Helena building is set to be renovated into a new hotel in Arrois, Lisbon after the Lisbon Council has recently come to approve blueprints of the prestigious new Villa Helena hotel project which will be located in the Villa Helena building in Arroios parish and also a hotel apartment complex in Alcântara’s old industrial area.
Holding this very same decision, the council came to allow the construction of a building in Beato parish which composed a couple elements with an execution area of around 4203.91sq.m which would be used for living, tourist activities and business, with only a total of 131 planned spaces for parking.
According to this new Villa Helena hotel which is denominated “Villa Helena,” it implies that there will be licensing of work for a hotel that will have a five star rating, with a total of 60 rooms and further plans of having to expand the house.
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The approval of this project has been conditioned to the authorities of, Green Structure, Climate and Energy, most especially to the phytosanitary treatments that are needed for the control of the ‘Trioza erytreae’ insect found in areas where the species doesn’t come into conflict with the proposal. Moreover, the project is conditioned on paying of the compensation fee that was as a result of areas not being given up to the local government for green spaces, public use nor parking.
Benefit Packages that are to Come with the New Villa Helena Hotel
“The proposal of the new Villa Helena hotel foresees the total abolishment of the pre-existing building and putting up of a new one presenting three facades, a couple overlooking streets and the other one being a pedestrian square. This building will be destined for tourism activities, being purposed as an aparthotel, a complex that portrays both the hotel and apartments. This establishment will also offer 53 T0 rooms, 8 T1 apartments, and a T2,” the plan document states, also showing the project is accepted approved with quite a number of conditions, including the General Director of Cultural Heritage’s over archaeological matters.
