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Hotel Avenida Palace - Lisbon - Lobby
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Hotel Excelsior - Lisbon - Building
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
ibis Lisboa Jose Malhoa - Lisbon - Lounge
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Residencial Horizonte - Lisbon - Front desk
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Selina Secret Garden Lisbon - Lisbon - Lounge
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Jupiter Lisboa Hotel - Lisbon - Building
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Air conditioning
PortoBay Liberdade - Lisbon - Lobby
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Air conditioning
Novotel Lisboa - Lisbon - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Lisbon Marriott Hotel - Lisbon - Restaurant
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Dom Pedro Lisboa - Lisbon - Living room
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Air conditioning
Hotel Real Palacio - Lisbon - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Hotel Mundial - Lisbon - Lobby
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning

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Top 10 hotels in Lisbon

Discover the top hotels in Lisbon, handpicked by local expert Helen Pickles
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Helen Pickles
26 November 2024
When I visited Lisbon, I was expecting it to have a few steep streets – Portugal’s capital is built on seven hills – but I wasn’t expecting them to be quite so punishing. (Don’t worry, there are funiculars to help you up the steepest bits.) But the advantage of the hills, together with the city’s setting on the River Tagus, is that Lisbon is full of drama. At every corner, I was knocked out by the views. Lisbon’s finest hotels often make the most of these vistas. Some have views of the...Learn moreWhen I visited Lisbon, I was expecting it to have a few steep streets – Portugal’s capital is built on seven hills – but I wasn’t expecting them to be quite so punishing. (Don’t worry, there are funiculars to help you up the steepest bits.) But the advantage of the hills, together with the city’s setting on the River Tagus, is that Lisbon is full of drama. At every corner, I was knocked out by the views. Lisbon’s finest hotels often make the most of these vistas. Some have views of the river; others overlook the atmospheric Alfama district. And while some are elegantly traditional, others are sleek and design-driven, or colourfully bohemian. It’s worth noting that most of the best hotels in Lisbon are in heritage buildings that have been skilfully converted. Staying in them you feel very much part of the city’s history. Here’s my pick of the top hotels in Lisbon.
Memmo Alfama - Design HotelsMemmo Alfama - Design HotelsRank #1
£90-£422/night
Travessa das Merceeiras, 27 - Alfama
It takes patience to find this hotel, tucked amongst the labyrinthine alleys of the Alfama district. But, once you...Learn more

It takes patience to find this hotel, tucked amongst the labyrinthine alleys of the Alfama district. But, once you do, you’ll feel smug about your choice. One of the best design hotels in Lisbon, Memmo Alfama is chic and sleek. Bedrooms are minimalist in bleached woods and shades of white. They’re very calming, even if some are on the small side.

Most guests spend their time outside. One of the best hotels in Lisbon, its terraces give fantastic views over the Alfama district – one of the oldest in Lisbon – with its tumble of red roofs and sugar-white buildings.

There’s a large dining area inside, but I ate outdoors to enjoy the views. Suppers are simple but tasty, made up of Portuguese tapas – perfect to go with their splendid wine selection. My tip is to get up early and take a dip in the pool; it gets the best sun in the mornings.

LX Boutique HotelLX Boutique HotelRank #2
£59-£292/night
Rua Do Alecrim, 12
This is the best hotel in Lisbon if you want to be in the heart of the action. The celebrated Pink Street, with its...Learn more

This is the best hotel in Lisbon if you want to be in the heart of the action. The celebrated Pink Street, with its numerous bars, is just behind, while the River Tagus waterfront is minutes from the front.

The blue and white colours of the facades – the hotel is made up of two townhouses – continues inside. Softer blues are found in the bedrooms alongside simple white-painted furniture. The feel is cool and breezy, though the pod-like bathrooms might come as a shock. Their glass walls are open to the bedroom, with blinds for modesty.

If you’re not into late-night partying, I’d recommend a room at the back or on the quieter upper floors. Breakfasts are fabulous, and there’s sushi on the menu in the evening. I loved the complimentary glass of port and "pastel de nata" (traditional custard tarts) offered to guests each day.

As Janelas VerdesAs Janelas VerdesRank #3
£90-£391/night
Rua Das Janelas Verdes, 47
One of Lisbon’s most delightful hotels, As Janelas Verdes ticks all the boxes for traditional Portuguese charm. Set...Learn more

One of Lisbon’s most delightful hotels, As Janelas Verdes ticks all the boxes for traditional Portuguese charm. Set in the embassy district of Lapa and next door to the National Ancient Art Museum, this 18th-century townhouse is wonderfully peaceful.

One of the best hotels in Lisbon, everything about As Janelas Verdes has a quiet elegance, from the panelled library and uniformed staff to the softly carpeted bedrooms. With pretty-patterned wallpapers, comfortable armchairs and the occasional antique, they’re soothing after a hot day seeing Lisbon’s sights. I loved the monogrammed towels in the spacious bathrooms.

But my favourite part of the hotel – aside from the rooftop terrace (with honesty bar) overlooking the river – was the walled courtyard. Breakfast here is a treat, a wonderful spread of fruit salads, breads, cheeses and pastries. And the best thing is, you can take as long as you like.

Heritage Avenida LiberdadeHeritage Avenida LiberdadeRank #4
£104-£341/night
Avenida da Liberdade, 28
Sleek and smart, this hotel is named after the equally smart street on which it stands. One of the best hotels in...Learn more

Sleek and smart, this hotel is named after the equally smart street on which it stands. One of the best hotels in Lisbon, it’s in the centre of the city on a grand and leafy avenue, surrounded by designer shops.

The streets outside may be bustling, but I found the hotel – in a grand 18th-century mansion – offered a calm escape. I particularly liked the welcoming glass of port. Inside, it’s a mix of old and new, with traditional "azulejo" tiling and polished wood floors, together with bright sofas and marble-topped tables.

As one of the best luxury hotels in Lisbon, its guestrooms are big, comfortable spaces with warm wood, neutral tones and floor-to-ceiling windows. It’s breakfast only, but the staff will happily advise on the myriad of eating choices within a 10-minute walk.

Almalusa Baixa/ChiadoAlmalusa Baixa/ChiadoRank #5
£120-£507/night
Praça Do Município, N. 21
This hotel is so discrete, tucked in a corner of a quiet but grand square near the river, that I almost walked past...Learn more

This hotel is so discrete, tucked in a corner of a quiet but grand square near the river, that I almost walked past it. Despite its central position, it’s away from the tourists and makes a great choice if you want luxurious convenience without the crowds.

Inside the 18th-century building, original features have been preserved and boldly blended with contemporary design. So, you’ll find stone-flagged floors, stone pillars and raftered ceilings contrasted with whitewashed walls, bright pink chairs and modern art.

Guestrooms come in quirky shapes to fit the rooms of the original building. They’re bold in monochrome colours with glossy furniture; I particularly liked the startling black and white bathrooms. Dine on typical Portuguese dishes at the on-site restaurant Delfina and ask for an outside table - it’s much more fun.

Villa Vasco da GamaVilla Vasco da GamaRank #6
£77-£259/night
Avenida Vasco da Gama, 21
Many Lisboans like to spend their downtime at the seaside, especially at Cascais (pronounced ‘cashkeye’), less than...Learn more

Many Lisboans like to spend their downtime at the seaside, especially at Cascais (pronounced ‘cashkeye’), less than 30 minutes by train. One of the best hotels in Lisbon for lazy days at the beach – there are two beaches right in the town, and more nearby – is Villa Vasco da Gama.

Hidden amongst the narrow streets of the old town, this cream-washed traditional villa surprises with its cool, designer looks. Spacious bedrooms have a monochrome palette of grey, white and black, pale wood floors and Scandi-style furnishings.

Bold geometric wallpapers or bright striped cushions add some fun, while bathrooms are sleek and modern. I was fortunate to have a room with direct access to the garden, with its circular dipping pool.

Breakfasts are a delicious feast of fruits, cheeses and pastries, which I loved eating in the garden. The hosts will point you to the best restaurants – seafood is a speciality here.

Mama Shelter LisboaMama Shelter LisboaRank #7
£76-£289/night
Rua do Vale de Pereiro 19
True to the form of the other hotels in the Mama Shelter group, Mama Shelter Lisboa is bright, fun and full of jokes...Learn more

True to the form of the other hotels in the Mama Shelter group, Mama Shelter Lisboa is bright, fun and full of jokes to make you smile. I certainly did when I spotted the jolly masks hanging on the bedside lamps, and the fish painted ceiling in the restaurant.

One of the best hotels in Lisbon, Mama Shelter packs a punch in the colour department. In the bedrooms, you’ll find green seaweed shaped lampshades, swirly wave-like blue and white painted floor tiles and palm-print cushions.

The restaurant is a riot of tropical-print cushions, patterned wall tiles and mix-and-match chairs. Pizzas are the big thing here, as well as a modern take on Portuguese tapas. Plus, expect DJ nights and live bands. There’s music in the rooftop bar too, my favourite place for a cocktail.

Pousada de LisboaPousada de LisboaRank #8
£154-£804/night
Praça do Comércio, 31-34
This is arguably one of the best hotels in Lisbon for location. Set in the central square – Praca do Comercio – this...Learn more

This is arguably one of the best hotels in Lisbon for location. Set in the central square – Praca do Comercio – this is the historical heart of the city, with arcaded 18th-century buildings (former government offices) on three sides and the River Tagus opposite.

A grand building, it’s retained its historical integrity while being carefully modernised. I love the mix of old and new here: classic and contemporary art; sleek white sofas next to gilded plasterwork wall panels in the lounge; smart red dining chairs beneath brickwork vaulting in the restaurant. The latter is one for meat lovers, with its large selection of steaks. Breakfast is a generous buffet served in a glass-roofed courtyard.

One of the best luxury hotels in Lisbon, the guestrooms are sleek and understated, with wooden flooring, neutral colours and marble-clad bathrooms. Ask for a river view room.

Inspira Liberdade Boutique HotelInspira Liberdade Boutique HotelRank #9
£33-£616/night
Rua De Santa Marta 48
Despite its central location near the busy Avenida de Liberdade, this hotel is astonishingly calm. Behind its...Learn more

Despite its central location near the busy Avenida de Liberdade, this hotel is astonishingly calm. Behind its 18th-century facade, interiors are full of natural light and natural materials: think wood, stone and plenty of open-plan spaces. I could feel the tension from the hassles of travelling float away as I entered. And I wasn’t surprised to learn that much of the hotel’s design is based on Feng Shui principles.

The hotel has solar panels, water-saving devices, and eco-friendly detergents. Coffee grounds and part-used soaps are both recycled. Beautifully light and uncluttered guestrooms make good use of natural materials, and there are great gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian choices on the restaurant’s menu.

One of the best hotels in Lisbon with a spa, after a hard day’s sightseeing this is the perfect spot to relax.

Independente Príncipe RealIndependente Príncipe RealRank #10
£21-£212/night
Rua São Pedro De Alcântara 81
Opposite one of the city’s famous ‘miradours’, or viewpoints, the Independente is on a hill on the edge of the...Learn more

Opposite one of the city’s famous ‘miradours’, or viewpoints, the Independente is on a hill on the edge of the Principe Real district, but well worth the climb (there’s also a funicular and trams to make it easier). Converted from two 19th-century mansions, this is one of Lisbon’s best hotels for bohemian charm, with vintage furnishings mixed with grand stucco ceilings and parquet flooring.

You can either stay here cheaply in one of the ‘dorms’ – rooms with bunk-beds and shared bathrooms – or in one of the suites. The former are bright and breezy while the latter offer a mix of antique and vintage furniture. Whichever you choose, all the rooms have the height, grandeur and tall windows of the original buildings.

Dine either downstairs in Decadente, with grills and seafood, or in the top-floor Insolito. I loved the latter for its brightly coloured, quirkily decorated terrace overlooking the city.

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KAYAK’s insights for hotels in Lisbon

Discover seasonal trends, ideal booking windows, and other data-driven tips to plan your stay in Lisbon with confidence.

How much does a hotel cost in Lisbon?

The average price of a double room in Lisbon is £149 per night. In the last 3 days, KAYAK found great deals as cheap as £129 per night. Expect to pay around £176/night for a 4-star hotel in Lisbon and £233/night for a 5-star, with prices varying by date.

Which month has the cheapest hotel rates in Lisbon?

Hotels are cheapest in Lisbon in February, with average rates of £74. In comparison, May is the most expensive month, with prices at £149.

What is the cheapest day of the week to book a hotel in Lisbon?

Thursday offers the lowest rates in Lisbon, with an average nightly price of £103. The highest prices are found on Wednesday, with average rates at £142.

Which neighbourhood do KAYAK users most love to book their hotel in Lisbon?

The most popular neighbourhood in Lisbon among KAYAK users to search for a hotel is Baixa, with an average price of £183. Esqina Cosmopolitan Lodge, Hotel Borges Chiado, and Hotel Avenida Palace rank among the highest-rated hotels in Baixa.

How much is a hotel in Lisbon for tonight?

The best deal for a 3-star hotel room in Lisbon found by KAYAK users in the last 3 days was £33, while a 4-star hotel the lowest price was £60. The cheapest room found overall was for £29.

How much is a hotel in Lisbon for this weekend?

The cheapest hotel room in Lisbon for the upcoming weekend found on KAYAK in the last 3 days was for £29 per night. For the same dates, 3-star hotel rooms have been found for as low as £29 per night and 4-star hotel rooms from £89 per night.

How early should you book a hotel in Lisbon?

Book at least 18 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Lisbon hotel.

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Low season

February

High season

May

Average price (weeknight)

£168

Average price (weekend night)

£165
Cheapest month to stay with an average 23% drop in price.
Most expensive month to stay with an average 16% rise in price.
Average Sun - Thu price over the last 2 weeks.
Average Fri & Sat price over the last 2 weeks.

KAYAK's top tips for finding Lisbon hotel deals

  • The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Lisbon found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was £90, while the most expensive was £175.
  • How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in Lisbon for 3 days.
  • If you are searching for a hotel close to Lisbon’s best nightlife, consider the Bairro Alto area, where you will have some of the city’s top bars and nightclubs on your doorstep. A Casa das Janelas com Vista and The Lumiers are both boutique hotels situated in the Bairro Alto district, putting you at the heart of this lively area.
  • One of the most enjoyable things to do in Lisbon is take a stroll through the maze of cobbled streets that make up the Alfama District, stopping by a rustic bar to hear a melancholic fado singer. A stay in Lisbon’s old town is often an unforgettable experience for visitors. There are a number of hotels in this area such as the small luxury Hotel Convento do Salvador and the 5 star Santiago de Alfama hotel.
  • For a cheap hotel in the city centre, consider staying close to the historical Praca de Dom Pedro IV. There are many budget-conscious hotels and hostels in this area such as the My Story Hotel Rossio or the Pensao Estacao Central.
  • Escape the bustle of the city and opt for a hotel on the beach near to Lisbon. There are several hotels that overlook the sparkling blue Atlantic surf, including the InterContinental Estoril and The Albatroz Hotel, both located in the district of Lisbon.
  • If you’re visiting Lisbon to go to Rock in Rio Festival, you should be aware that prices are likely to be more expensive during this time. You should also book Lisbon hotels that are close by to Parque da Bela Vista where the concert is held. For instance, Nesha Guesthouse is about a 6min drive from the park.
  • For those that are travelling to Lisbon with a disability, you should look for accommodation that provides disabled access. For instance, VIP Grand Lisboa Hotel and Spa is one such accommodation that is accessible for those with mobility issues and also has a lift, so you can get to various floors. In addition, this hotel is located in the city centre, so you’ll find it easier to get to the popular attractions.
  • If you’re travelling to Lisbon on business then you should look for Lisbon hotels that are close to Lisbon Airport (LIS). For instance, Hotel Star Inn Lisbon Aeroporto is one such accommodation that’s about a 5min walk to the terminal building. From the hotel you can also get into the centre of the city in about 25min using the 722 bus and the Vd train.

FAQs when booking a hotel in Lisbon

  • What hotel area is good for a romantic trip in Lisbon?

    Consider treating your loved one to a stay at the Altis Belém Hotel & Spa, where there’s a Michelin-starred restaurant, stunning views of the Belém Tower and first-class spa facilities. Alternatively, Teatro Boutique Bed & Breakfast, found within a charming building, offers an excellent buffet breakfast and is within walking distance of an abundance of local restaurants.

  • Are there good hotels near Lisbon Airport?

    Several hotels are located close to Lisbon Airport, making it easy to jet off in the early hours or arrive late. Many provide shuttles to and from the airport and value deals. Try the Sana Metropolitan Hotel, Tryp Lisboa Aeroporto or Hotel Star Inn Lisbon Aeroporto.

  • Which are the best hotels near Castelo São Jorge?

    Be immersed in Lisbon’s historical past by choosing a hotel in the Alfama District, close to the Castelo São Jorge. There are many excellent historical hotels on the castle’s doorstep, including the Solar Do Castelo, housed in an 18th-century building, or the deluxe Santiago de Alfama hotel, which is located in a 15th-century palace.

  • Are there hotels in Lisbon with free parking?

    Lisbon’s narrow, winding streets make on-street parking difficult to find. Many apartment accommodation offers parking and some of the larger hotels as well. The Lx4u Apartments, Botânico Hotel and Hotel Mundial, all in the city centre, have free parking facilities.

  • What hotels in Lisbon have a good rooftop pool?

    In the summer heat, choosing a hotel with a pool will give you the perfect opportunity to cool off after sightseeing. At hotels such as the Memmo Príncipe Real or the Epic Sana Lisboa Hotel, you can take a dip while enjoying spellbinding city vistas.

  • Are there Lisbon hotels that offer 24-hour check in?

    If you are arriving late into Lisbon, or you’re not sure of your arrival time, you should look for a hotel that offers flexible check in. For instance, LX Boutique Hotel has a staff member working throughout the night, so you can check in at a time suitable for you.

  • Are there hotels in Lisbon where I can cook for myself?

    Save money on your Lisbon hotel and look for accommodation that provides self-catering facilities. For example, you can stay at a hotel like Lisbon Cheese and Wine Suites, which provide kitchen facilities like an oven and a stove top. There is also a supermarket about a 5min walk from this hotel, so you’ll be able to pick up food easily.

  • Where to stay in Lisbon?

    Hotels in Baixa, Alfama, and near Lisbon Oriente Station have the most searches on KAYAK.

  • What are the best hotels near Lisbon Oriente Station?

    Lisbon Oriente Station being one of the most popular landmarks in Lisbon, many travellers enjoy staying close by. Eurostars Universal Lisboa, Vip Executive Arts Hotel and Tivoli Oriente Lisboa Hotel are recommended hotels on KAYAK within walking distance.

  • How do I find a hotel in central Lisbon?

    After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighbourhood, which allows you to pick the central Lisbon districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Lisbon city centre

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    Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.

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