When looking for the best hotels in Lisbon, you’ll discover a wide range of appealing and unique choices. While there are classic accommodations available, the city isn’t overflowing with traditional hotels. The top places to stay in Portugal’s capital offer a deeper cultural experience, such as self-catering apartments that feel like a home away from home, historic 18th-century buildings redesigned by renowned Portuguese architects, and family-run hotels where the owners personally welcome you. This year, you can even book a room in a contemporary art gallery. With so many distinctive lodging options, deciding where to stay can be a delightful challenge.
Vogue’s Guide to the Best Hotels in Lisbon
– Newly Renovated: Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon
– A Destination for the Arts: Macam Hotel
– For Incredible City Views: Torel Palace
– An 18th-Century Palace: Palácio Ramalhete
– For a Great Hotel Restaurant: The Ivens Hotel
– Close to the Shopping District: Hotel Valverde Lisboa
– A Casual Modern Stay: Pátio do Tijolo
– Near the Museums: Hotel das Amoreiras
All these accommodations share one thing: they’re perfect starting points for exploring Lisbon’s maze of lively old streets, vibrant nightlife, evolving food scene, and beautiful beaches. The city masterfully blends modern urban life with a relaxed pace, and you might find your stay isn’t long enough. Here are the best hotels and unique stays to book for your trip to Lisbon.
Macam Hotel
A newcomer to Lisbon’s hospitality scene since spring 2025, Macam stands out not just for its novelty but because it’s both a 64-room hotel and a contemporary art museum. Housed in an 18th-century palace along the Tagus River between Alcântara and Belém, it features over 600 artworks collected over 50 years. It’s an art lover’s dream, with unique pieces from Portuguese and international artists in every space—from the former library turned communal area to the elegant suites and the cocktail bar that hosts live performances.
Amenities: Restaurant, bar, rooftop pool, live art bar, gift shop
Address: Rua da Junqueira 66, 1300-343 Lisbon, Portugal
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Hotel Hotel
With modern rooms featuring bold accent walls and a lush courtyard with a heated swimming pool (ideal for cooler months), Hotel Hotel offers a peaceful escape from the busy Avenida da Liberdade, despite its central location. The tropical theme continues in the leafy bar, and for a more relaxed vibe, you can join one of the hotel’s yoga classes.
Amenities: Restaurant, bar, outdoor pool, yoga space, garden
Address: Travessa Glória 22, 1250-118 Lisbon, Portugal
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Montecarmo 12
Montecarmo 12 isn’t about extensive amenities or round-the-clock service; it’s about embracing a slower pace. Enjoy daily breakfast in a shared dining room and afternoons with tea in the library. With only 10 bedrooms, every detail is thoughtfully designed by local architecture studio Aires Mateus, featuring Lioz limestone, locally sourced cotton bedding, and terrace views of the distant water, all in a calming, minimalist style to help you unwind.
Amenities: Communal living room/library, shared dining room with daily breakfast, tea service
Address: Travessa do Monte do Carmo 12, 1200-244 Lisbon, Portugal
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Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon
The iconic Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon, first opened in 1959, has recently completed its first renovation in 60 years.The hotel has been revitalized with a nod to its 1950s origins, blending retro charm with modern updates. In addition to refreshed guest rooms and suites, visitors can unwind by the newly redesigned outdoor pool and bar, or dine at Cura, the hotel’s restaurant that earned a Michelin star just one year after opening.
Amenities: Pools, spa, fitness center, restaurants, bars
Tip: Runners will appreciate the 1,300-foot rooftop track with stunning city views.
Address: R. Rodrigo da Fonseca 88, 1099-039 Lisbon, Portugal
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Hotel das Amoreiras
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Nestled in Lisbon’s picturesque garden square, with the famous tram 24 stopping right outside, Hotel das Amoreiras boasts a prime location close to the historic Baixa and Chiado neighborhoods and top museums. This cozy boutique hotel offers 17 modern rooms and two attic suites, along with a secluded courtyard for leisurely breakfasts until noon and a stylish bar perfect for a pre-exploration drink.
Amenities: Bar, courtyard garden
Tip: Don’t miss the highly praised breakfast.
Address: Praça das Amoreiras 34, 1250-020 Lisboa, Portugal
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Palácio Ramalhete
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Housed in an 18th-century palace, Palácio Ramalhete preserves its history through three fragrant gardens—one with a heated pool overlooking the city—and well-maintained stucco ceilings and tiled walls in its 16 rooms. Just steps away, a lively area filled with eateries, bars, and cafés awaits, as does the adjacent Museum of Ancient Art.
Amenities: Pool, terrace, garden
Tip: Reserve a garden room for breakfast on your private, sunlit terrace.
Address: R. das Janelas Verdes 92, 1200-692 Lisboa, Portugal
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Torel Palace Lisbon
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Recently renovated in 2023, this expansive hotel spans three historic palaces and an apartment building, all adorned with regal flair. Each of the 33 rooms, suites, five apartments, and villa is named after a Portuguese royal, with gilded headboards and chandeliers enhancing the theme. The standout feature is the courtyard, offering sweeping views of the city and the Tagus River.
Amenities: Pool, restaurant, rooftop courtyard, spa, bar, airport shuttle, free Wi-Fi
Tip: Dine at the on-site Michelin-starred 2Monkeys—it’s a must.
Address: Rua Camara Pestana 45, Arroios, 1150-082 Lisbon, Portugal
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Bairro Alto Hotel
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In the bohemian Bairro Alto district, this hotel suits travelers who value modern comforts and a central spot within walking distance of key attractions. While surrounded by dining options, the hotel itself houses notable eateries like BAHR & Terrace by Michelin-starred chef Nuno Mendes and a casual rooftop restaurant.
Amenities: Spa, fitness center, restaurants, bar
Tip: Pop into the hotel patisserie for delicious treats during your stay.
Address: Praça Luis De Camões 2, Misericordia, 1200-243 Lisbon, Portugal
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Verride Palácio Santa Catarina
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Set in a restored 18th-century palace in Lisbon’s old town, this hotel offers 18 luxurious rooms adorned with original details, combining historic elegance with contemporary amenities for a comfortable stay.Experience the grandeur of original stucco work that makes you feel like royalty. Atop the building, Suba Restaurant overlooks the pool and offers sweeping sea views set against Lisbon’s iconic red rooftops.
Amenities: Restaurants, bars, outdoor swimming pool, terrace, massage room, pet-friendly
Address: Rua de Santa Catarina 1, Misericordia, 1200-401 Lisbon, Portugal
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The Ivens Hotel
New to Lisbon’s hotel scene, The Ivens Hotel is set in a converted 19th-century warehouse in the lively Chiado district. Choose from 87 rooms, some with nature-inspired wallpaper and others with luxurious marble bathrooms. The main draw is Rocco, its Mediterranean restaurant that’s currently Lisbon’s hotspot.
Amenities: Restaurant, bar, fitness center, meeting room, private parking
Address: Rua Capelo 5, Santa Maria Maior, 1200-224 Lisbon, Portugal
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Palácio Príncipe Real
Housed in a restored pink 19th-century palace once owned by the Teixeira da Mota family, this hotel offers a luxurious city-center retreat. Enjoy historic details like tiled walls, freestanding tubs, and grand staircases. Unwind with wine on your bedroom veranda or relax with a book in the garden after a swim.
Amenities: Saltwater pool, restaurant and bar, wellness zone, à la carte breakfast, Byredo toiletries
Address: R. de São Marçal 77, 1200-419 Lisboa, Portugal
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Pátio do Tijolo
Tucked away between Bairro Alto and Príncipe Real, this boutique hotel’s hidden entrance adds to its secluded appeal. It features 24 rooms, a shared workspace and kitchen (serving daily breakfast), and a beautiful botanical patio perfect for evening drinks under palm trees. The minimalist design blends Japanese-inspired light wood with clean lines and concrete floors.
Amenities: Terrace, shared kitchen/workspace, free Wi-Fi
Address: 41A Calcada do Tijolo, Misericordia, 1200-464 Lisbon, Portugal
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Hotel Valverde Lisboa
Located on Lisbon’s famous Avenida da Liberdade, known for designer shops and fine dining, Hotel Valverde offers an urban escape. This stylish townhouse-style hotel has 48 rooms, a chic courtyard restaurant, and a pool for post-shopping relaxation.
Amenities: Restaurant, bar, outdoor swimming pool, private parking
Address: Avenida da Liberdade 164, Santo Antonio, 1250-146 Lisbon, Portugal
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The Vintage Lisbon
The 56 rooms here are furnished with mid-century pieces and Portuguese decor. Dine on local cuisine at the street-facing restaurant or sample Portuguese wines at the standalone bar. The rooftop bar and restaurant provide city views, ideal for light meals and cocktails in warmer weather.
Amenities: Restaurant, bars, indoor swimming pool, fitness center, spa, sauna, terrace
Address: Rua Rodrigo da Fonseca, 2, Lisbon, 1250-191
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Memmo Alfama
As the first boutique hotel in historic Alfama, Memmo Alfama boasts unparalleled city and Tagus River views from its terrace pool bar. Bright, coastal-inspired rooms complete the experience. Though there’s no full restaurant, breakfast is served in a relaxed living room with a self-service bar.
Amenities: Outdoor swimming pool, terrace, bar, complimentary Wi-Fi
Address: Travessa das Merceeiras27, Santa Maria Maior, 1100-348 Lisbon, Portugal
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Marqí
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Sintra, just 45 minutes from Lisbon’s city center, is a favorite day trip for visitors. With the opening of Marqí, a 1980s mansion transformed into a private boutique hotel, it’s worth extending your stay along this enchanting coastline in the national park. Nestled on a quiet road in the Sintra mountains, Marqí offers eight spacious mid-century modern rooms and suites with private terraces, a pool garden with a bar, and a restaurant—all providing stunning views of the ocean and valley. When you’re ready to explore, the beach and restaurants are just a 15-minute walk away.
Amenities: Hillside gardens, outdoor pool, uniquely designed rooms, basement club
Address: Estr. do Rodízio 86, 2705-337 Colares, Portugal
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Sublime Lisboa
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Housed in a historic 20th-century townhouse in Lisbon’s central Amoreiras district, Sublime Lisboa (formerly Casa Fortunato) is a luxury hotel with 15 beautifully designed rooms featuring geometric wallpapers, a lively shared lounge, and a restaurant and bar. Opt for a Sublime Suite to enjoy your own private terrace or balcony with the best neighborhood views.
Amenities: On-site restaurant, high-speed Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, soundproofed rooms, parking
Address: R. Marquês de Subserra 10, 1070-012 Lisboa, Portugal
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The Lumiares
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For a budget-friendly option, The Lumiares is located in the heart of Bairro Alto. Each of the 53 guestrooms includes a kitchenette, allowing you to start your day with in-room coffee at your leisure. The on-site bar has a mid-century vibe, but the highlight is undoubtedly the rooftop. Here, you’ll find the restaurant and plenty of shaded seating to enjoy Portuguese cheese platters and roasted octopus while taking in panoramic city views.
Amenities: Rooftop restaurant, spa, airport shuttle, bar, free Wi-Fi
Address: 142 Rua do Diario de Noticias, Misericordia, 1200-043 Lisbon, Portugal
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Dear Lisbon Charming House
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Dear Lisbon is known for its personalized service across its boutique hotels, each reflecting the character of its neighborhood. Charming House in Santa Catarina is one of their most delightful properties, featuring twenty cozy rooms and a riad-style patio with a small plunge pool—a perfect spot to relax or have a drink before heading out for the evening.
Amenities: Outdoor pool, multilingual staff, breakfast included, airport shuttle on request
Address: R. de Marcos Marreiros 13, 1200-254 Lisboa, Portugal
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Santa Clara 1728
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Renowned architect Manuel Aires Mateus renovated this 18th-century building in Lisbon’s old quarter, creating a bright and airy guest house with six suites and Ceia, a fine dining restaurant where 14 guests share a communal table and menu. Note: There is no air conditioning.
Amenities: Breakfast, communal dining table, garden, daily cleaning, complimentary Wi-Fi
Address: Campo de Santa Clara 128 RC, 1100-473
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Baixa House
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For a homely stay in Lisbon, Baixa House offers 13 uniquely designed apartments, each with its own color scheme and style, making you feel like you’re at a friend’s place. While the apartments are self-service, breakfast items are restocked daily between noon and 4 p.m., and fresh bread is delivered between 8 and 8:30 p.m.
Amenities: Daily cleaning, fresh breakfast suppliesPalácio Ludovice
This luxury hotel exudes grandeur in every detail, from the welcoming reception to the premium wine cellar and the intricately carved wooden ceilings in the suites. Originally the 18th-century home of the king’s architect, Palácio Ludovice maintains an air of elegance throughout. Even the fitness center is top-notch, and the spa offers Caudalie treatments, including scrubs and massages to relax after a day of sightseeing.
Amenities: On-site restaurant/bar, spa, gym, airport shuttle, free Wi-Fi
Address: Rua de São Pedro de Alcântara 39-49, Misericordia, 1250-237 Lisbon, Portugal
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The Lisboans
Located in a central residential area between Alfama and Chiado, The Lisboans is a converted 19th-century factory building now serving as an apartment complex. These 15 charming one- and two-bedroom apartments are furnished with items from local antique shops, Portuguese folk art, and handmade textiles by local artisans, rather than standard chain store pieces. Each apartment includes a kitchenette, and guests can shop at the on-site mini grocery. A continental breakfast is delivered to your apartment’s fridge daily at 8 a.m. For dining out, visit the adjacent sister restaurant, Prado, open for breakfast and lunch.
Amenities: Breakfast, next-door restaurant and bar, fully equipped kitchenette
Address: Tv. do Almada 9, 1100-018 Lisboa, Portugal
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Dona Graça
Graça, one of Lisbon’s oldest suburbs, is rich in cultural traditions and boasts beautiful mansions atop the city’s highest hill. With its local charm, it’s perfect for a relaxing stay. Dona Graça serves as an ideal base for exploring vibrant neighborhoods like Bairro Alto and Baixa, just 15 minutes away, while offering a peaceful retreat with a sun-drenched aromatic orange garden featuring a swimming pool and lounge areas. Inside this 19th-century family home, you’ll find eight thoughtfully renovated apartments with wooden floors, limestone furniture, and local clay pottery.
Amenities: Outdoor swimming pool, garden, daily cleaning, balcony, complimentary Wi-Fi
Address: Rua da Bela Vista à Graça 124, Sao Vicente, 1170-059 Lisbon, Portugal
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54 São Paulo
Situated in two connected 18th-century buildings with a central courtyard in Santa Catarina, 54 São Paulo features 20 elegant apartments that blend historic architectural details with modern comforts and minimalist design. Shared spaces include a fireplace, wine bar, and terrace.
Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, in-room TVs, laundry service, elevator, outdoor area, air conditioning
Address: Rua da Boavista 47, 1200-066 Lisboa, Portugal
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Casa do Jasmim
Conveniently located in the Principe Real neighborhood, Casa do Jasmim offers affordable accommodations for exploring the area. Though simple, the guesthouse provides a generous breakfast in a whimsical dining room with plenty of gluten-free options. The friendly staff are happy to share tips and local recommendations to enhance your stay.
Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, daily housekeeping, multilingual staff, outdoor terrace
Address: R. do Jasmim 19, 1200-311 Lisboa, Portugal
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Hermitage Castelo Casa Chafariz
Bringing new life to Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, Santos-O-Velho, this crimson-red building is connected to the Chafariz da Esperança, a baroque fountain and national monument from 1760. Recently renovated, it now houses five modern apartments across four floors, where historic Juliet balconies blend with contemporary design.Five modern apartments across four floors feature hand-carved moldings. Amenities include breakfast, daily cleaning, a mini-market, and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Address: Rua da Esperança 4, 1C, Estrela, 1200-657 Lisbon, Portugal
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Frequently Asked Questions
Of course Here is a helpful and clear list of FAQs about the Top 27 Hotels in Lisbon designed to sound like questions from real travelers
General Beginner Questions
1 What makes a hotel one of the Top 27 in Lisbon
These hotels are consistently ranked highly for their exceptional service unique character prime locations outstanding amenities and positive guest reviews
2 Are these hotels only for luxury travelers
Not at all The list typically includes a mix of 5star luxury palaces stylish boutique hotels and highlyrated design apartments to suit different budgets and tastes
3 Whats the best area to stay in Lisbon for firsttime visitors
For firsttimers the Chiado Baixa and Avenida da Liberdade areas are highly recommended They are central safe and within walking distance of many major attractions
4 Is it better to stay in a hotel or an apartment in Lisbon
It depends on your trip Hotels offer full service and amenities Apartments provide more space kitchenettes and a local living feel which is great for families or longer stays
5 What is a restored palace hotel
Its a historic palace or noblemans mansion that has been beautifully renovated into a luxury hotel offering oldworld charm with modern comforts
Booking Practicalities
6 Whats the best time of year to book one of these top hotels
To get the best rates and availability aim for the shoulder seasons MarchMay and SeptemberOctober Book months in advance especially for popular properties
7 Are these hotels familyfriendly
Many are but it varies Always check the hotels specific policy on family rooms connecting rooms extra beds and childrens amenities before booking
8 Do these hotels offer airport transfers
Most of the top hotels offer paid or complimentary airport transfer services Its best to arrange this directly with the hotel when you book your stay
9 I have dietary restrictions Can these hotels accommodate me
Yes top hotels are generally very accommodating Inform them of your dietary needs at the time of booking and again when you dine
10 What is the average price per night for a hotel on this list
Prices vary widely but you