
Executive Room Simone de Beauvoir
{January 9, 1908 (Paris, France) – April 14, 1986 (Paris, France)}
In our Torel Avantgarde, a boutique hotel in the center of Porto, we pay tribute to Simone de Beauvoir in one of our Executive Superior rooms, with a double bed and balcony.
In this room, the reference to the feminist French writer is materialized through a black box, a symbol of her deep and intellectual thoughts about the injustices of life.
The dark box is complemented by a large desk, which pays homage to her office, while the blue headboard and the red and white carpet represent the colors of the French flag.
* An extraordinary room category in the most artistic hotel in Porto.
See our others rooms in the Executive Superior category: Filippo Marinetti, Maya Deren, Mary Quant, Guillaume Apollinaire.
Simone Lucie-Ernestine-Marie Bertrand de Beauvoir was a French writer, feminist, activist, intellectual, and philosopher.
Author of the famous phrase “one is not born, but rather becomes, a woman”, Simone de Beauvoir was a born thinker, extremely reluctant in the face of the problems that were being felt at the time. The injustices and social weaknesses that she experienced as a woman became her main struggle throughout her life.
Some of her main works:
Literary movement: Existentialism.
“If the feminine issue is so absurd, is because the male's arrogance made it "a discussion"". – Simone de Beauvoir