LISBON: Hotel Guide 2025

LISBON: Hotel Guide 2025

Where to stay in Lisbon:

The best design hotels in the city

Lisbon is a growing city and hotels are blooming like flowers. Whether you're travelling to the city or looking for a romantic escape from your home, we have selected for you the best hotels in Lisbon.

We took into consideration budget, quality and of course, design! So, if you're looking for a place to get away, let us guide you through the best hotels in Lisbon.

The Verse Lisbon, São Bento

A quiet escape among the vibrant pulse of Lisbon, this hotel offers a window into the past while embracing modern comfort. Hidden within the charming São Bento neighbourhood, it blends the elegance of contemporary design with the whispers of the city’s storied past.

What’s unique about this hotel:

  • Located in São Bento, perfect for exploring Lisbon’s history and culture.

  • The design is inspired by the local landscape, using materials and colours that reflect Portugal’s natural beauty.

  • Features 15 upscale apartments, some with private gardens, terraces, and kitchens for a comfortable stay.

  • Enjoy a complimentary bar on arrival and a selection of Portuguese books for a cultural experience.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €193 - €294 per night

Torel Palace, Jardim do Torel

Born out of a passion for architectural rehabilitation, it became a small renovated palace. Torel Palace's charm will make you feel like you are in a retreat in the countryside while actually staying in one of the most central areas of Lisbon.

What’s unique about this hotel:

  • Located in the heart of Lisbon, 5 minutes from Avenida de Liberdade.

  • Elegant and classic interior decor with a vintage feel that pays an homage to the Portuguese monarchy and the historicity of its buildings.

  • Each room has a unique decor and very comfortable beds paired with modern amenities from local brands.

  • A terrace with a stunning view of Lisbon where you can enjoy drinks.

  • The indoor bar has a refined atmosphere. Make sure you try their signature cocktails.

  • The restaurant is in the courtyard, in a winter Greenhouse decorated with plants and beautiful Portuguese tiles. Exquisite cuisine, with a modern take on classic Portuguese dishes.

  • A five-stars breakfast, (one of the best we’ve ever had)!

  • A peaceful pool area.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €198 - €427 per night

Pátio do Tijolo, Barrio Alto

It's a secret treasure, a home away from home, a place to relax and regenerate when visiting Lisbon. This new contemporary building is a hotel embedded in a historical context accessed through a hidden passageway.

What’s unique about this hotel:

  • Located between Bairro Alto and Príncipe Real.

  • Offering a total of eighteen modern and sophisticated apartments, Pátio Tijolo bears the signature of renowned architect Frederico Valsassina.

  • Interiors showcase a clean, minimalist aesthetic with a neutral colour palette, complemented by warm wood accents and soft textiles.

  • Accommodation includes standard, superior, and family suite options, catering to different guest needs.

  • The hotel features inviting communal areas, including a garden patio, a kitchen, and a 'Loureiro' lounge area designed for socialising and relaxation.

  • Some rooms come with large windows and balconies offering beautiful views of the Lisbon skyline.

  • Includes a picturesque garden of orange trees that invites sunlight.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €131 - €242 per night

Memmo Alfama, Alfama

A hidden treasure in the heart of Lisbon, located in one of the most emblematic neighbourhoods of the city, Alfama. Perfectly integrated in this beautiful old neighbourhood, is Memmo Alfama, a boutique hotel with a young spirit and a desire to be a home for travellers.

What’s unique about this hotel:

  • Located in Alfama.

  • You feel the welcoming spirit of living in a Portuguese home.

  • A special communal area called Lisbon Story, where you can find a local guide for the neighbourhood.

  • The interior design of the rooms is minimal, having white and concrete tones (a Smeg Mini-Fridge is included!)

  • The terrace has one of the ‘best views of Lisbon’, and you can enjoy an aperitivo paired with Portuguese wine (they only have Portuguese products).

  • A beautiful red infinity pool.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €127 - €241 per night

Mama Shelter, Rato

Mama Shelter is not a typical hotel, it is a cool one! Inaugurated in January 2022, Mama Shelter is the trend of the moment and is a lifestyle icon in the Lisbon life. To sleep, to dine, or for drinks, Mama Shelter has it all.

What’s unique about this hotel:

  • The perfect blend of fun, affordability and good service.

  • Unique funky & cool decor representing their bohemian style, conceived by their own design team.

  • The decor pays tribute to the Portuguese maritime heritage but in a pop-culture way, with pieces by well-known local artists such as Bordalo Pinheiro.

  • 130 rooms, with different view points of the city (all with solid amenities, we love this!) .

  • Trendy restaurant with music ideal for dinner & cocktails night.

  • Rooftop bar.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €96- €124 per night

The Lisboans, Alfama

Luxurious flats in the heart of Lisbon, these are not your typical impersonal stays. At the Lisboans, you feel that you in a home away from home.

What’s unique about this hotel:

  • Located in Alfama, you will experience the genuine atmosphere of a Portuguese neighbourhood.

  • 15 traditional apartments that are beautifully renovated.

  • Each apartment has an exclusive interior design, merging traditional and modern aesthetic.

  • Custom-made furniture featuring the iconic hand-made tiles .

  • A modern Kitchenette.

  • Large windows where you can enjoy the views of the streets like a local.

  • A tote-bag with a fresh breakfast is delivered to your door every morning.

Average rates for a Standard Room:€215 - €371 per night

Palácio Ludovice Wine Experience Hotel, Chiado

"History meets luxury with a glass of wine". It sounds as amazing as it is. Right above the Miradouro do São Pedro de Alcântara is the Palácio Ludovice, a three centuries old building that for the first time has become a five-star hotel.

What’s unique about this hotel:

  • It has one of the most outstanding views of the town.

  • It has been renovated by a famous Portuguese architect and it is decorated with a sophisticated atmosphere combining the past and present.

  • 61 rooms that don’t follow the conventional space. As it is a restoration project, all rooms are different.

  • A gastronomic experience at the restaurant complemented by Portuguese Wines (there are more than 300 to savour).

  • A Wellness Spa offering a sanctuary of serenity, featuring CAUDALIE’s signature treatments, an exclusive boutique, and a fully equipped gym.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €218-€394 per night

Hotel Hotel, Chiado

Hotel Hotel is inspired by the exoticness of nature and animals, located in one of Lisbon's most dynamic and iconic neighbourhoods. "Counterbalancing the imbalance in the urban world".

What's unique about this hotel:

  • With 40 uniquely designed rooms, created with Portuguese interior designers.

  • Inspired by Lisbon’s Botanical Garden, blending nature with contemporary elegance.

  • Art curated by Underdogs Gallery, adding a unique contemporary and creative touch.

  • Serene outdoor pool and lush garden, it feels like a hidden retreat in the city.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €141 - €289 per night

Lumen Hotel & The Lisbon Light Show, Picoas

A hotel that wants to irradiate the light of Lisbon in all concepts and forms. The Lumen Hotel is the first hotel in Lisbon offering an immersive experience of light, having a video mapping show that introduces Lisbon to all guests.

What’s unique about this hotel:

  • Very central and in the heart of the city.

  • The concept of the hotel is light and the interior design & decor revolves around it.

  • Different rooms with specific colour schemes that match the tone of sunlight.

  • King size beds, and amenities from only Portuguese brands.

  • A terrace with a panoramic view and a red-tiled pool.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €84 - €148 per night

Le Consulat, Chiado

For a century it was the home of the Brazilian Consulate, and now is a 12-room hotel in the heart of Chiado. Original to its roots, Le Consulat keeps the refined and eclectic atmosphere of a diplomatic building with modern hints.

What’s unique about this hotel:

  • Privileged location at the centre of Chiado.

  • An eclectic decor. You will feel like in a residence with hints of luxury that give this hotel character.

  • The rooms are restored in collaboration with art galleries from all over the world.

  • Taberna Fina restaurant is from a well-known Portuguese chef, providing a seasonal menu.

  • At the bar you will find a selection of 20th-century-inspired cocktails, paired with Portuguese and French food.

  • Often host art galleries.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €116 - €292 per night

Santiago de Alfama- Boutique Hotel, Alfama

Santiago de Alfama is an elegant retreat where history and modern design come together. This boutique hotel offers a quiet, intimate experience for guests seeking Lisbon's authentic charm, comfort, and luxury.

What’s unique about this hotel: 

  • Located in the historic Alfama neighbourhood, one of the oldest in Lisbon, Santiago de Alfama offers guests a true immersion in the city's rich cultural heritage. 

  • The panoramic rooftop terrace offers breathtaking views of Lisbon’s rooftops and river, where “the blue of the water meets the blue of the sky.” Perfect for relaxing with a drink.

  • Four room options, each designed for comfort with stunning views, large beds, and bathtubs.

Average rates for a Standard Room: €203 - €301 per night

 

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