From elegant boutique hotels to charming addresses and upmarket establishments, the Portuguese capital offers a wide choice of accommodation to suit all travel styles.
We’ve selected the best neighborhoods and our favorite hotels to help you find the perfect address.
It’s a tough choice, but we’ve made a selection for you:
- our tips on the best neighborhoods to stay in Lisbon,
- our list of the 14 best hotels in , plus a few extras.
This opinion is completely independent, based on our experiences. We visited the region anonymously, making our own choices and paying our bills in full.
The best hotels in Lisbon: our 4 favorites
Before discovering our detailed reviews of each of the establishments we have selected, take a look at our y favorite addresses.
Best boutique hotel: Hôtel Art Legacy
The Art Legacy Hotel is the perfect address if you want to stay in an elegant boutique hotel in the heart of Lisbon. We loved its hushed, very contemporary atmosphere, where noble materials and artistic details give the place a real personality. You’ll be staying just a stone’s throw from Baixa and Chiado, in a refined, calm and inspiring setting that contrasts pleasantly with the hustle and bustle of the surrounding streets. You’ll find an intimate atmosphere and attentive service. Not to mention its central location, ideal for exploring Lisbon on foot.
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Best aparthotel: Hotel Dare Lisbon House
Dare Lisbon House offers a precious blend of independence and hotel comfort. You’ll stay in bright, well-appointed apartments that immediately feel like home. We appreciated the warm decor, the calm despite the proximity of busy streets, and the fully-equipped kitchen – ideal for gaining independence during your stay in Lisbon or if you’re traveling with children. The location, in the heart of Baixa, makes exploring the city on foot effortless. If you like space, cooking, or simply enjoy a comfortable pied-à-terre after a day of sightseeing, this is a really practical and pleasant address.
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Best hotel with swimming pool: Hotel EPIC SANA Lisboa
EPIC SANA Lisboa is one of the best choices if you’re dreaming of a spectacular pool right in the center of Lisbon. We were impressed by its rooftop, where you can enjoy unobstructed views of the city while relaxing in a modern, sophisticated setting. The hotel offers very comfortable rooms, attentive service and a complete spa to recharge your batteries after a day of sightseeing. You’ll enjoy an upscale urban experience, with the rare advantage of being able to cool off in an outdoor pool in one of Europe’s sunniest capitals. It’s the ideal address for combining city-trip and idleness.
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Best luxury hotel: Hotel Sublime Lisboa
Sublime Lisboa lives up to its name. This intimate hotel, located in an elegant part of the city, offers an upscale experience while maintaining a warm, discreet atmosphere. We loved the careful decoration, the harmony of colors and the attention to detail in every space. The rooms are comfortable, refined and designed for a relaxing stay in the heart of Lisbon. Personalized service and a hushed ambience reinforce the impression of a cocoon, far from the noise but close to everything. It’s the perfect address if you’re looking for a luxurious, quiet, elegant hotel, where every element has been thought of for your comfort.
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Where to stay in Lisbon: best districts
Why stay in Lisbon?
Sleeping in Lisbon means taking full advantage of a vibrant, colorful capital. We loved the diversity of atmospheres: historic districts, spectacular views, a rich cultural scene and convivial terraces. While you’re here, you can visit the city’s main attractions. We appreciated how easy it was to get from one neighborhood to another, thanks to the traditional streetcars or the pedestrian streets of Chiado. In Lisbon you’ll find cafés, restaurants, superb museums and walks to suit all tastes, whether you’re a lover of culture, nature, gastronomy or architecture. It’s an excellent choice for a sunny, lively city-break.
Lisbon’s best places to stay: map
Here’s our map to help you get your bearings, with the main areas to stay in Lisbon:
Sleeping in the Baixa district
Baixa is the neoclassical heart of Lisbon, completely rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake. We loved the order and clarity of its main thoroughfares, its majestic squares such as Praça do Comércio and Praça Dom Pedro IV, and its quick access to the Tagus. If you’re looking for a convenient area to do everything on foot, Baixa is the place for you: it’s the flattest part of Lisbon, making it easy to get around. If you stay here, you’ll be just a few minutes from the Chiado district and within easy reach of the main transport links ( Baixa-Chiado, Rossio metro stations). We found that Baixa offered an excellent compromise between accessibility and comfort. You’ll be able to get to the main sights without wasting time in transit.
Benefits:
- Ultra-central location, ideal for sightseeing on foot
- Flat neighborhood (rare in Lisbon)
- Very well served by metro and nearby stations
- Wide choice of shops and restaurants
- Large squares and wide streets for easy orientation
Disadvantages:
- Very touristy atmosphere
- Possible noise near main arteries
- Less privacy and “hidden” charm than other neighborhoods
- Tourist-oriented restaurants
- Some hotels are subject to frequent streetcar traffic
Our favorite hotel: Hotel da Baixa
Sleep in the Alfama district
Alfama is Lisbon’s oldest and most charming district. We wandered around and enjoyed its labyrinthine character: narrow streets, staircases, weathered facades and little squares where local life unfolds throughout the day. Staying in Alfama means experiencing Lisbon at its most authentic: evening fado concerts, neighborhood markets and frequent panoramic views from the miradouros(Santa Luzia, Portas do Sol). However, you’ll have to accept the steep alleys and the occasional echo of the busy streets at night. If you love being at the heart of history and tradition, you’ll love waking up here and setting off on foot to discover the castle and the views over the town.
Benefits:
- Traditional atmosphere and very photogenic
- Close to Castelo de São Jorge and the miradouros
- Immersion in local life and fado
- Many charming corners to get lost in
- Authentic experience guarantees unexpected discoveries
Disadvantages:
- Narrow lanes and steep inclines, impractical for luggage
- Difficult parking and car access
- Some areas are noisy at night (fado, cafés)
- Less direct transport on certain streets
- Orientation may be more complicated for a first visit
Our favorite hotel: Hotel Poussada Alfama
Sleeping in the Chiado district
Chiado is, in our opinion, Lisbon’s most elegant and cultured district. We liked the balance between refined boutiques, historic cafés (like A Brasileira) and theaters. When you stay in Chiado, you’ll be just a stone’s throw from the Bairro Alto nightlife district and Baixa for strolls along the banks of the Tagus. Here you’ll find a wide range of well-maintained hotels and pleasant streets to stroll in the morning or after dinner. Chiado offers the perfect setting if you’re looking for a mix of culture, small artisanal stores and easy access to the main tourist circuits.
Benefits:
- Chic, cultural district, very central
- Close to Baixa, Bairro Alto and Tagus
- Numerous cafés, bookshops and theaters
- Hotels often well-kept and of good quality
- Sophisticated yet practical atmosphere for sightseeing
Disadvantages:
- Lodging rates often higher
- Heavy tourist traffic at peak times
- Some sloping streets depending on location
- Little quiet late at night in some arteries
- Limited parking, parking costs can be high
Our favorite hotel: Art Legacy Hotel
Sleeping in the Bairro Alto district
Bairro Alto has a dual personality: very quiet in the morning and extremely lively in the evening. We loved this contrasting energy. The area is transformed after sunset, with lively bars and terraces. By staying here, you’ll be close to many restaurants and nightlife hotspots, as well as lookouts such as São Pedro de Alcântara. If you’re looking to experience Lisbon by night, you’ll love the hustle and bustle; but if you’re looking for silence, it’s best to choose a quieter street or another neighborhood. You can easily reach the Baixa and Chiado districts on foot, but be prepared for a few hills.
Benefits:
- Vibrant nightlife and bohemian ambience
- Numerous bars, restaurants and small music venues
- In the immediate vicinity of panoramic miradouros
- Central, within easy walking distance of Chiado and Baixa
- Young, creative atmosphere
Disadvantages:
- Significant night-time noise in high season
- Steep, cobbled streets, not always accessible
- Less suitable for families seeking peace and quiet
- Complicated car access, scarce parking
- Some streets can be very busy at night
Our favorite hotel: Hotel Sublime Lisboa
Staying in the Príncipe Real district
Príncipe Real is an area we like for its residential character, green spaces and independent boutiques. If you stay here, you’ll enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere than in the center, while still being 10-15 minutes’ walk from the Chiado. We loved its gardens, concept stores and quiet little squares, perfect for a coffee break away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist trade. If you’re looking for accommodation in a trendy neighborhood that’s less noisy than Bairro Alto, Príncipe Real is the place for you. You’ll find that many of the hotels here are of a very high standard, and that life in the neighborhood is very pleasant.
Benefits:
- Quiet, residential, leafy neighborhood
- Close to the center but quieter
- Independent stores, cafés and green spaces
- Modern and often designer hotels
- Excellent base for exploring on foot or by streetcar
Disadvantages:
- More expensive accommodation
- Less nightlife than Bairro Alto
- Limited car access and parking
- Some slopes depending on location
- Fewer immediate “tourist” shops
Our favorite hotel: Hotel Epic Sana Lisboa
Other useful tips to keep in mind
Lisbon is a very popular capital city, and there are a few practical things you need to bear in mind to prepare your stay in the best possible conditions.
- First of all, we recommend that you book your hotel as early as possible, especially between April and October, when tourism is at its peak. Prices are rising fast and availability is diminishing rapidly, especially in historic districts such as Alfama, Chiado and Baixa. Note also that some major events – such as the Festas de Lisboa in June – lead to saturation of the city, both in terms of accommodation and transport.
- Lisbon is built on 7 hills, which means you’ll sometimes have to deal with steep streets, especially around Bairro Alto, Alfama and Graça. If you’re looking for easy access and a smoother commute, opt for flatter neighborhoods like Baixa or Avenida da Liberdade.
- And don’t forget thatdriving in the center of town is often complicated: narrow streets, one-way streets, heavy traffic and little parking. If you only plan to use your car to explore the surrounding area (Cascais, Sintra, Costa da Caparica, Belém…), we recommend renting it for the day rather than keeping it for the whole stay. This will save you unnecessary parking costs and stress.
OUR TIPS FOR RENTING A CAR IN Portugal
- Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
- Don’t take a car that’s too wide, as old towns have narrow streets and small parking spaces.
- For more choice, book early.
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1. Art Legacy Hotel (focus on art)
Why stay there?
The Art Legacy Hotel Baixa-Chiado is a 5-star boutique hotel housed in a completely renovated historic building in the very heart of Lisbon. We appreciated its elegant ambience, a blend of contemporary design and preserved architectural elements. By staying here, you’ll be halfway between Baixa and Chiado, 2 of Lisbon’s most pleasant neighborhoods to visit on foot. The hotel offers bright, soberly decorated rooms with a hushed atmosphere. This establishment is ideal for discovering the city’s main attractions with ease.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Baixa-Chiado
- Price range: 5 stars
- Restaurant: yes, contemporary cuisine
- Family rooms : yes
- Facilities: bar, elevator, room service, free Wi-Fi
- Parking: yes, chargeable
- Accessibility: disabled facilities available
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
2. Dare Lisbon House Hotel (Aparthotel)
Why stay there?
The Hpotel Dare Lisbon House offers a different kind of experience: a hotel made up entirely of well-equipped studios and apartments, ideal for those who want more autonomy. We loved the charm of the restored building, located in the heart of Baixa, just a few steps from the Santa Justa elevator. The suites are spacious and decorated by local artists. The hotel combines the independence of an apartment with the services of a hotel, making it an excellent option for multi-day stays. The immediate proximity of restaurants, streetcars and pedestrian streets adds to the practicality of the establishment.
Practical information
- District: Baixa
- Price range: mid to high-end
- Restaurant: no restaurant, breakfast served in your room
- Family rooms : yes
- Facilities: fully equipped kitchenettes, daily housekeeping, airport shuttle, room service, free Wi-Fi
- Parking: no
- Accessibility: low washbasin adapted for people with reduced mobility, toilet with grab bars, wheelchair accessible, upper floors accessible by elevator
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
3. Hotel Sublime Lisboa (luxury)
Why stay there?
The Sublime Lisboa is an upscale boutique hotel located far from the tourist hustle and bustle, but close to the metro and main avenues. We loved the refined decor, inspired by Lisbon’s private mansions, with its noble materials and exclusive atmosphere. Rooms are spacious, elegant and fully equipped. When you stay here, you’ll enjoy a peaceful setting, ideal for a relaxing break after days of sightseeing. The establishment is clearly positioned in the luxury segment, with personalized service and an appreciable attention to detail.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Bairro Alto
- Price range: 5 stars
- Restaurant: 1 gourmet restaurant
- Family rooms: yes, childcare available
- Facilities: bar, concierge service, Wi-Fi, airport transfers, room service
- Parking: yes, reservation required
- Accessibility: Upper floors accessible by elevator
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
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4. Hotel da Baixa (contemporary)
Why stay there?
The Hotel da Baixa is a modern 4-star establishment located on an emblematic street in Baixa, recognizable by its colorful facade. You’ll appreciate its contemporary ambience and comfort. Rooms are well-appointed, functional and bright, with modern bathrooms. By staying here, you’ll be just 2 steps from Praça da Figueira and the Rossio district, ideal for visiting Lisbon without using public transport. The hotel offers a pleasant restaurant and a full breakfast.
Practical information
- District: Baixa
- Price range: 4 stars
- Restaurant: 1 restaurant serving traditional Portuguese cuisine
- Family rooms: yes
- Facilities: bar, 24-hour reception, free Wi-Fi
- Parking: yes, chargeable
- Accessibility: fully wheelchair-accessible, upper floors accessible by elevator
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
5. Hotel Hotel – Member of Design (green pool)
Why stay there?
The Hotel Hotel is a design establishment whose aesthetic we liked, very contemporary, with clean lines and a sophisticated atmosphere. Rooms feature natural textures, light and bespoke furnishings. The hotel also boasts well-appointed common areas, a bar and an excellent restaurant. What’s more, the facility boasts a swimming pool! This is an important detail, as it’s a rare feature in Lisbon hotels, but an invaluable asset if you’re visiting the city in summer. By staying here, you’ll be close to the Rato metro station, an interesting location for exploring Lisbon at a calm and pleasant pace. An ideal address if you’re a fan of design and creative ambience.
Pool
- Outdoor pool nestled in lush greenery
- Open all year round
- Deckchairs, towels and parasols provided
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Príncipe Real
- Price range: 4 stars
- Restaurant: 1 restaurant serving contemporary bistro cuisine
- Family rooms: yes, childcare available
- Facilities: bar, free Wi-Fi, airport shuttle
- Parking: no
- Accessibility: alarm cord in bathroom, low washbasin suitable for people with reduced mobility, raised toilet with grab bars, wheelchair-accessible facility and elevator-accessible upper floors
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
6. Hotel Lisboa Pessoa (literary)
Why stay there?
Hotel Lisboa Pessoa embodies the literary spirit of Lisbon – a discreet and elegant tribute to one of its greatest poets, Fernando Pessoa. We were delighted to stay here: the atmosphere is peaceful, the rooms comfortable and well-appointed, and the location right in the historic center is a real asset for exploring the city on foot. The hotel blends modern sobriety with poetic nods, giving the address a special charm. When you choose Lisbon Pessoa, you’re opting for a central, inspiring pied-à-terre, perfect for those who like to stroll the capital’s alleyways while enjoying a quiet refuge at the end of the day. We particularly appreciated the peace and quiet, the friendliness of the staff and the simple but reliable comfort.
Pool and spa
- 1 heated indoor pool, open all year round
- Deckchairs, towels and parasols provided
- Spa with steam room, sauna, treatments and massages
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Chiado / Baixa (historic center)
- Price range: 4 stars
- Restaurant: 1 restaurant + bar (breakfast & lunch)
- Family rooms: yes
- Facilities: Wi-Fi, elevator, room service, airport shuttle,
- Parking: yes, chargeable
- Accessibility: upper floors accessible by elevator
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
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7. Hotel Lisboa Carmo (refined)
Why stay there?
The Lisboa Carmo Hotel is situated in one of Lisbon’s best locations, between the Chiado and Bairro Alto districts. We liked the combination of urban charm, elegant decor and bright spaces. Some rooms offer magnificent views of Lisbon or the Tagus River. The hotel also offers an excellent breakfast and attentive service. Staying here means you’re just a few steps from the Carmelite Convent and the lively streets of the historic center. It’s an ideal base from which to explore the city on foot.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Chiado
- Price range: 4 stars
- Restaurant: 1 restaurant serving traditional Portuguese cuisine
- Family rooms: yes, childcare available
- Facilities: bar, Wi-Fi, 24-hour reception, airport shuttle, lovely terrace
- Parking: no
- Accessibility: wheelchair-accessible and elevator-accessible upper floors
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
8. Hotel Epic Sana Lisboa (pool and spa)
Why stay there?
Hotel EPIC SANA Lisboa is a large, modern 5-star hotel with top-of-the-range facilities: infinity pool on the rooftop, full spa, spacious rooms with excellent soundproofing. When you stay here, you’ll enjoy a superior level of comfort, ideal for a relaxing getaway. The hotel is slightly set back from the tourist center, but well connected by public transport. This is an excellent address if you’re looking for a hotel to relax in between 2 visits.
Pools and spas
- 2 swimming pools: one indoor, heated and open all year round, the other outdoor, overflowing, on the roof, open in season
- Deckchairs, towels and parasols provided
- Spa with massages and treatments, steam room, sauna
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Amoreiras
- Price range: 5 stars.
- Restaurant: 3 restaurants, the main one serving modern Mediterranean cuisine
- Family rooms: yes, childcare available
- Facilities: gym, wi-fi, airport shuttle, bar, meeting rooms, valet parking
- Parking: yes, chargeable, reservation required
- Accessibility: alarm cord in bathroom, low washbasin adapted for people with reduced mobility, raised toilet with grab bars, wheelchair-accessible facility and elevator-accessible upper floors
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
9. The Vintage Hotel & Spa Lisbon (retro-chic)
Why stay there?
This retro-chic boutique hotel, located between the Rato and Príncipe Real districts, is sure to win you over with its strong identity, blending deep colors, noble materials and 60s-inspired design. The rooms are comfortable and fully equipped. The establishment boasts a charming rooftop, a spa, a renowned bar and attentive service. By staying here, you’ll be in a quiet area, close to the center but far from the tourist hustle and bustle.
Pool and spa
- 1 heated indoor pool, open all year round
- Spa with steam room, sauna and massages
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Rato / Príncipe Real
- Price range: 5 stars
- Restaurant: 1 modern cuisine restaurant
- Family rooms: no, but childcare available
- Facilities: spa, rooftop, bar, gym, wi-fi, airport shuttle
- Parking yes, paying
- Accessibility: alarm cord in bathroom, low washbasin suitable for people with reduced mobility, raised toilet with grab bars, wheelchair-accessible facility and elevator-accessible upper floors
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
10. Hotel Montebelo Vista Alegre Lisboa Chiado(cosy)
Why stay there?
Hotel Montebelo Vista Alegre Lisboa Chiado is housed in a carefully renovated historic building. We liked the contrast between traditional architecture and designer interiors featuring Vista Alegre porcelain. The hotel’s rooms are spacious, elegant and beautifully finished. Staying here, you’ll enjoy an upscale location in Chiado, perfect for exploring the city on foot. The address is ideal for a sophisticated, comfortable stay.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Chiado
- Price range: 5 stars
- Restaurant: 1 gourmet restaurant
- Family rooms: no
- Facilities: bar, Wi-Fi, room service, airport shuttle
- Parking: no
- Accessibility: alarm cord in bathroom, low washbasin suitable for people with reduced mobility, raised toilet with grab bars, wheelchair-accessible facility and elevator-accessible upper floors
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
11. Hotel Palácio Ludovice Wine Experience (refined)
Why stay there?
This charming establishment is housed in an 18th-century palace restored with great attention to detail. We appreciated its noble atmosphere, generous volumes and design that combines history and modernity. The hotel also features a gourmet restaurant and wine bar, perfect for wine lovers. Stay here and you’ll be in the heart of Lisbon, between Bairro Alto and Baixa. An elegant address for those seeking a refined experience that awakens the senses.
Spa
- Face and body care with Caudalie products
- Gym with fitness and weight machines
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Chiado / Bairro Alto
- Price range: 5 stars
- Restaurant: 1 gourmet restaurant + wine bar
- Family rooms: yes, childcare available
- Facilities: spa, gym, bar, wine cellar, wi-fi, airport shuttle
- Parking: yes, chargeable, reservation required
- Accessibility: wheelchair-accessible
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12. Hotel Pousada Alfama (confidential)
Why stay there?
Located in a quiet street in Alfama, this establishment offers an exceptional view of the Tagus River. We enjoyed the warm atmosphere, modern rooms and superb breakfast served in a bright room overlooking the river. The hotel is housed in a finely converted historic building that retains the charm of its original setting. When you stay here, you’ll be in the heart of Lisbon’s oldest district, in a very peaceful setting. It’s an ideal address for enjoying Alfama while sleeping in peace and quiet.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Alfama
- Price range: 4 stars
- Restaurant: no restaurant (breakfast only)
- Family rooms: no
- Facilities: bar, terrace, Wi-Fi, elevator
- Parking: no
- Accessibility: alarm cord in bathroom, wheelchair-accessible facility
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
13. Browns Downtown Hotel (central)
Why stay there?
Browns Downtown Hotel is a modern 3-star boutique hotel in the heart of Baixa. We liked its contemporary style. It’s a comfortable, pleasant hotel, perfect if you’re looking for central accommodation without sacrificing comfort. The location is one of our greatest assets: you’ll be just a few meters from the main squares and 5 minutes from the Chiado.
Practical information
- District:Baixa
- Price range: 3 stars
- Restaurant: no (breakfast available)
- Family rooms: no
- Facilities: free Wi-Fi, airport shuttle, coffee machines
- Parking: no
- Accessibility: alarm cord in bathroom, low washbasin suitable for people with reduced mobility, raised toilet with grab bars, wheelchair-accessible facility and elevator-accessible upper floors
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
14. The Lift Apartments by RIDAN (convenient)
Why stay there?
We stayed at Lift Apartments by RIDAN Hotels, a modern aparthotel nestled in the heart of Lisbon, on rue do Carmo, just a stone’s throw from the historic center. The location is unbeatable: just a stone’s throw from Praça do Rossio, the Baixa-Chiado metro station and theSanta Justa elevator – perfect for visiting everything on foot. We really enjoyed our stay and the comfort of the room. We particularly appreciated the freedom offered by this type of accommodation – ideal after a day of sightseeing – and the quietness despite the bustle of the area. If you’re looking for central, flexible and independent accommodation in Lisbon, The Lift Apartments combines the advantages of an apartment with the comfort of a hotel.
Practical information
- District:Baixa
- Price range: 3 stars
- Restaurant: no (breakfast available)
- Family rooms: no
- Facilities: free Wi-Fi, airport shuttle, coffee machines
- Parking: no
- Accessibility: alarm cord in bathroom, low washbasin suitable for people with reduced mobility, raised toilet with grab bars, wheelchair-accessible facility and elevator-accessible upper floors
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
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