Hotels in Lisbon: Where to Stay in 2025
Updated 22 October 2026 · 390 real hotels
Baixa and Chiado place you at the heart of Lisbon's historic centre, with easy access to trams, fado bars and miradouros. For a quieter, modern experience, Parque das Nações offers riverside design hotels and excellent metro links. Budget and profile should guide your final choice more than any single neighbourhood.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| 161 Norte Guesthouse ★★ | Baixa | ★ 3.6 | 37 €/nuit |
| My Charm Lisbon Suites ★★★ | Centre-ville de Lisbonne | ★ 4.3 | 58 €/nuit |
| Lisbon City Hollywood Hotel ★★★★ | Arroios | ★ 4.3 | 60 €/nuit |
| Lisbon City Apartments & Suites by City Hotels ★★★ | Arroios | ★ 4.3 | 60 €/nuit |
| Casa Belmonte ★★★ | Centre-ville de Lisbonne | ★ 4.7 | 64 €/nuit |
| easyHotel Lisbon ★★ | Centre-ville de Lisbonne | ★ 4.4 | 65 €/nuit |
| Flats Castelo - HOrigem ★★★ | Alfama | ★ 4.2 | 67 €/nuit |
| Pensão Praça da Figueira ★★★ | Baixa | ★ 4.3 | 68 €/nuit |
| Feeling Eduardo VII ★★★ | Rato | ★ 4.7 | 68 €/nuit |
Our hotel profiles in Lisbonne
Chalet D Ávila Guest House★★★ · €68
Heritage Lisboa Plaza Hotel - Avenida★★★★ · €148
Dom Pedro Lisboa Hotel, a member of Radisson Individuals★★★★★ · €132
Lisboa Carmo Hotel★★★★ · €143
Legendary Lisboa Suites★★★★ · €86
Hotel Acta Moa★★★★ · €70
TURIM Terreiro do Paço Hotel★★★★ · €110
Dorma Saldanha★★★ · €72
Locke de Santa Joana★★★★ · €100
Dalma Baixa★★★ · €85
Hotel Florida★★★★ · €80
Heritage As Janelas Verdes Inn - Lapa★★★★ · €148
Esqina Cosmopolitan Lodge★★★★ · €113
Hotel Ikonik Lisboa★★★ · €83
Ouro Rossio Hotel★★★ · €106
Garam Lisboa★★★★ · €91
TURIM Marquês Hotel★★★★ · €83
Lx Boutique Hotel★★★★ · €116
Empire Lisbon Hotel★★★ · €95
Inspira Santos Boutique Hotel★★★ · €108
Numa Lisbon Rato★★★ · €80
Lisbon rewards visitors who pay attention. Built across seven hills above the Tagus estuary, it combines Moorish alleyways, Art Nouveau tiled facades and a contemporary food scene without ever feeling like a theme park. The light here is genuinely different: soft, Atlantic, flattering at every hour, which explains why photographers and slow travellers keep returning.
Staying in the right neighbourhood matters more in Lisbon than in flatter, more uniform capitals. A hotel in Baixa puts centuries of history at your door; a room in Parque das Nações gives you silence, a riverfront promenade and a direct airport metro in under ten minutes. The city is compact enough that most areas connect well, but the hills mean that 'nearby on a map' can still involve a serious climb. Choose your base with that in mind.
Which area to stay in Lisbonne?
- Baixa and Chiado: The classic choice for first-time visitors. Flat grid streets, the Santa Justa Lift, independent bookshops and Lisbon's best pastry counters are all within a short walk. Hotels like Browns Central Hotel and Hotel Santa Justa Lisboa sit right in this zone, at 200 EUR and 187 EUR per night respectively.
- Alfama: The oldest district, draped down the hill below the São Jorge Castle. Narrow cobbled lanes, fado houses and authentic tascas. Accommodation is mostly boutique guesthouses; expect atmosphere over amenities, and steep walks home at night.
- Príncipe Real and Santo António: A refined, residential alternative to Baixa. Antique dealers, garden squares, natural wine bars and the EPIC SANA Lisboa Hotel (5-star, from 200 EUR) sit here. Popular with design-conscious and repeat visitors who want calm without leaving the centre.
- Avenidas Novas: The broad Pombaline boulevards north of Marquês de Pombal. Business-friendly, well connected by metro, and home to the Jupiter Lisboa Hotel with its rooftop and spa at 109 EUR per night, one of the better-value four-star options in the city.
- Parque das Nações: Built on a former industrial waterfront for Expo 98, this district feels like a different city: wide esplanades, contemporary architecture and the Tagus just outside your window. The Myriad by SANA Hotels (5-star, 222 EUR) and the Tagus Marina Houseboat (a genuine houseboat stay, 114 EUR) both sit here. The metro reaches the airport in around eight minutes.
- Campolide: A quieter residential area close to the Eduardo VII park and the Amoreiras shopping complex. The Corinthia Lisbon (5-star, 190 EUR) anchors this neighbourhood with its full spa and large pool, appealing to travellers who want a luxury base with easy access to both the centre and the airport ring road.
Good to know
- Use the metro for airport transfers: Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport sits on the red metro line. Parque das Nações is one stop away; Baixa-Chiado is roughly 25 minutes. A single ticket costs a couple of euros. Taxis and ride-hail apps are also reliable if you have luggage.
- Book spring and early autumn early: March to May and September to October are peak months for quality travel. Temperatures sit between 18 and 26 degrees Celsius, crowds are manageable and prices reflect demand. Summer (July and August) is hotter, busier and significantly more expensive.
- Factor in the hills when choosing your hotel: If you have mobility concerns or heavy luggage, prioritise Baixa (flat), Avenidas Novas (flat) or Parque das Nações (flat riverside). Alfama and Mouraria involve daily climbs that can be charming or exhausting depending on your pace.
- Validate your transport card on every journey: Lisbon uses a rechargeable Viva Viagem card for metro, tram and bus. Tram 28, popular with tourists, is also targeted by pickpockets. Keep bags in front of you and consider walking the same route for a quieter experience.
- Weekend rates drop in business-oriented hotels: Properties in Avenidas Novas and Campolide cater partly to corporate travellers, which means Friday and Saturday nights occasionally offer better rates than midweek. Always check both windows when comparing prices.
What to know about hotels in Lisbonne?
What is the best area to stay in Lisbon for first-time visitors?+
Baixa is the most practical base for a first visit: it is flat, central and within walking distance of Chiado, Alfama and the main tram lines. Hotels like Browns Central Hotel and Hotel Santa Justa Lisboa put you in the middle of the action without requiring a map to get home. If you prefer something slightly calmer, Príncipe Real is a refined alternative just uphill.
When is the best time of year to visit Lisbon?+
Spring (March to May) and early autumn (September to October) offer the most comfortable conditions: mild temperatures, lower crowds than summer and a full calendar of local events. July and August are warm and lively but also the most crowded and expensive months. Winter is mild by northern European standards and a good option for budget-conscious travellers.
What is a realistic budget for a hotel in Lisbon?+
Based on current availability, four-star hotels in Lisbon range from around 109 EUR per night (Jupiter Lisboa Hotel in Avenidas Novas) to 200 EUR (Browns Central Hotel in Baixa). Five-star options on this page run from 190 EUR (Corinthia Lisbon) to 222 EUR (Myriad by SANA Hotels). The Tagus Marina Houseboat in Parque das Nações offers a distinctive three-star experience at 114 EUR.
How do I get from Lisbon Airport to the city centre?+
The red metro line connects the airport directly to the city centre in around 20 to 30 minutes depending on your destination. Parque das Nações is the closest major district (one stop), while Baixa-Chiado requires a transfer at Alameda. Taxis and ride-hail apps are widely available outside arrivals and cost roughly 10 to 20 EUR depending on traffic and destination.
Is Parque das Nações a good place to stay, or is it too far from the centre?+
Parque das Nações is a legitimate choice, not a compromise. The metro connects it to Baixa in under 20 minutes, the riverside promenade is genuinely pleasant, and the area is calm and walkable. It suits travellers who want modern infrastructure, a direct airport link and quieter evenings. Hotels like Myriad by SANA Hotels and the Tagus Marina Houseboat make it one of the more interesting accommodation zones in the city.
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