Grande Hotel do Luso, architectural structure
Grande Hotel do Luso is a four-star hotel in Luso, a spa town in Portugal. It features an indoor swimming pool, conference facilities, and direct access to the nearby thermal baths.
The hotel opened in 1940 following plans initiated in 1937, designed by architect Cassiano Viriato Branco. It represented a significant advancement for local tourism and the existing thermal water industry in the region.
The hotel sits directly beside the thermal bath complex, offering easy access to the town's amenities and facilities. The surrounding gardens and green areas are ideal for relaxing walks and outdoor exploration.
The building combines modernist and Art Deco elements in its design and has undergone careful renovation to preserve its original character. Its connection to the local thermal culture and design by a noted architect make it a notable example of twentieth-century architecture.
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