Editor Picks: Hotels in Lisbon City Centre

This is an upmarket hotel ideally located for exploring Lisbon’s array of attractions. Just a minute’s walk away is the Santa Justa Lift which connects the lower streets of the neighbourhood with the higher Largo do Carmo, making it particularly attractive to those who struggle with steps and steep inclines. Many of the hotel’s contemporary rooms offer excellent views of the city while they also feature Nespresso machines and LED Smart TVs. The hotel also has a bar serving cocktails.

Visitors to Lisbon will find it cheaper than many of its southern European counterparts, and you can cut costs even further by choosing a budget hotel such as the 2-star ibis Lisboa Liberdade. You don’t need to compromise on location either, with the hotel within easy reach of the city’s main attractions. Amenities are good too, with TVs in every room and an on-site bar. Venture outside and you’ll find plenty of restaurants and shops close by.

You’ll struggle to find better value than this well-appointed, four-star hotel on the Marquês de Pombal. Soundproofed rooms come with flat-screen TVs and scenic city views, while hotel services include free WiFi, car rentals, laundry pick-up and organising of citywide tours. There’s also an on-site restaurant serving local dishes throughout the day and a furnished terrace. Avenida da Liberdade’s designer shops and historic buildings are just seconds away.

Located just moments from the pretty Tejo River and housed within an 18th century building, this 3-star hotel is an excellent base for enjoying the city’s rich heritage as well as scenic local walks. Indeed, even the décor here is based on traditional Portuguese tiles, lending the hotel an atmospheric feel. Bedrooms feature smart TVs and beds are adorned with a striking golden headboard. Elsewhere in the hotel, there’s a bar and restaurant serving classic Portuguese fare.

This brand new, mid-range hotel is tailor made for music lovers, with each stylish room featuring a musical theme, as well as a Bluetooth sound system. There’s also a rooftop swimming pool offering far-reaching views of the city and an on-site bar serving a diverse range of beers plus a mix of modern and traditional Portuguese tapas dishes. Marquês de Pombal Metro Station is just 100 yards away and provides connections with most of the city, while a couple of minutes’ walk away is a large park.