Hotels in Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon provides visitors easy access to sights via public transportation, including Lisbon Metro, trains and buses, which also operate trams. There's viable transportation from most regions where you may find hotels in Lisbon: the Alfama neighborhood, the oldest in Lisbon, accessible via the 12E and 28E trams; the Chiado neighborhood, the historic center of the city, and Baixa, the business district, both accessible via the Az and Vd subway trains; or, Bairro Alto, the central district of Lisbon, near stops for the 24E tram nd 2020 and 758 buses. For other neighborhoods where traditional public transportation options are more sparse, there are taxi and rideshare options.

Professionals who are traveling to Lisbon on business will find cheap hotels in Lisbon near the Baixa district, where several companies and multiple Portuguese banks have made their headquarters; The Beautique Hotels Figueira and Madalena by the Beautique Hotel are good options here. For those who are vacationing in Lisbon and expect to have easy access to the attractions, museums and restaurants, the Alfama neighborhood offers cheap hotels in Lisbon, like the Tesouro da Baixa by Shiadu. If you and your partner plan to use Lisbon as a launchpad for some day trips outside the city limits, then a stay at a hotel like the Pensao Nova Goa in the Santa Maria Maior neighborhood will keep you close to some of the major expressways.

Lisbon is an exciting and beautiful city to visit for travelers who enjoy art, architecture, Western European history and seafood. For a day of cost-free contemporary art viewing, wander the side streets throughout almost any neighborhood in the city and you will find small and large-scale graffiti on the sides of buildings. If you want a panoramic view of the cityscape so you can see the grandeur of places like the Jerónimos Monastery, we recommend grabbing a ticket for a sunset cruise, which includes wine; options launch from Taguscruises Boat Tours & Yacht Charter in the Belém district and are an affordable date-night option for couples. Stay at one of the Lisbon hotels near Campo de Ourique for easy access to high-end shopping or some free window-shopping; The Hygge Lisbon Suites – Picoas is another good option close by.

For those of you who hope to book hotels in Lisbon in some of the more historic neighborhoods, such as Alfama or Bairro Alto, you’ll find that there are many bar and restaurant options from which to choose. For instance, there is Alma, a Michelin-star fine dining location that serves up-scale seafood dishes. There is also the locally favorited vegetarian restaurant, O Gambuzino, and several traditional kebab restaurants. Hotels like the Hotel Mundial will keep you in easy walking distance to many of these options. For a cocktail or lunch break, while shopping near Campo de Ourique, you’ll also find a number of good options.

When visiting Lisbon the average booking length is 5 nights.

Hotels in Lisbon show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around $105 per night.