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Hotels in Lisbon
219 Hotels
SANA Reno Hotel
Avenida Duque de Avila 195 197

The SANA Reno Hotel is a mid-range hotel near the Sao Sebastiao metro station that resembles an aging luxury apartment building. The 92 rooms are a little more modern than the exteriors, with sturdy beds and blond-wood furniture. The rooftop pool has just enough length to do short laps, and the deck can hold numerous sunbathers. A business center and conference space are available for executives. Travelers interested in a reasonably priced and centrally located hotel in Lisbon should also consider the Mercure Lisboa, which has comparable amenities and more modern decor.

Altis Avenida Hotel

The Altis Avenida is an elegant 70-room boutique in the heart of Lisbon. Attractions such as Avenida de Liberdade, St. George's Castle, and the lively Bairro Alto neighborhood are all within easy walking distance. The building dates back to the 1940s, and decor in the lobby and the rooms is inspired by this decade. The rooms are filled with design details and a color palette of gold, soft purples, and black. In-room amenities include luxurious marble bathrooms, big flat-screen TVs, free Wi-FI, and 24-hour room service. A chic rooftop bar and restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating along with beautiful city views. This Altis lacks the on-site amenities of some other hotels in the chain -- it has no spa, pool, or fitness center -- but it is a stylish, modern pick with fun design.

AVANI Avenida Liberdade Lisbon Hotel
Rua Julio Cesar Machado 7 9

The Tivoli Jardim is a high-style hotel in a great location right on bustling Avenida da Liberdade (Lisbon's main street, lined by shops, restaurants, and sights). There are two attractive restaurants with sleek, whimsical decor reminiscent of Philippe Starck's style (picture crystal chandeliers and gold and silver furniture), but aside from that, the hotel has very few on-site amenities. However, guests do have access to the facilities at the sister hotel next door. Although rooms are small, they are attractive and hip, with coral throws and funky artwork, as well as up-to-date technology: iPod docks, flat-screen TVs, and Wi-Fi (for a fee).

Hotel Lisboa
Rua Barata Salgueiro 5

The 63-room Hotel Lisboa is an upper-middle-range boutique hotel just off of Avenida da Liberdade, slightly outside of tourist-central, about a 15-minute walk to Rossio Square. Cool hangout spots include a stylish lobby bar and a full-service restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating and lounge areas. Clean, contemporary rooms are somewhat generic but nicely sized and feature hardwood floors, colored accent walls, and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs, minibars, and free Wi-Fi. There's a tiny but modern fitness center and a free breakfast buffet. The price is competitive, too: Hotel Metropole is dated and can cost even more, though it is right in Rossio Square. 

Pensao Londres
Rua Dom Pedro V 53, Bairro Alto

Pensao Londres is a conveniently located value hotel overlooking Bairro Alto, a neighborhood known for its nightlife. There’s no restaurant on-site, but a limited breakfast including breads, cheese, and cold cuts is included in room rates. The 36 rooms are dated -- some still with old tube TVs -- and have few electrical outlets. Rooms with private and shared bathrooms are available and some rooms offer views of the Tagus River. Guests looking for something a little more modern may want to check out the Holiday Inn Express Lisbon - Av. Liberdade, a mid-range, chain hotel within walking distance of shops and restaurants. 

VIP Executive Marquês Aparthotel
Avenida Duque de Loule 45

The VIP Executive Marquês Aparthotel is a three-pearl property located about a 20-minute walk from Lisbon's historic center. It has 84 spacious, apartment-style studios and family rooms that feature sitting areas, tables, and kitchenettes with mini-fridges, dishware, and other essentials. There's a restaurant, bar, sauna, and small rooftop pool, but decor throughout is dated and uninspired. Parking and breakfast cost extra, and though Wi-Fi is free it can be spotty. The nearby 3K Madrid Hotel offers smaller rooms, but they're more up-to-date with wood floors and flat-screen TVs. 

Hotel Portuense
Rua das Portas de Santo Antao 149 157

The Pensao Residencial Portuense is a conveniently located budget hotel behind the Hard Rock Cafe and only a block away from Av. Liberdade, a busy street known for high-end shopping. The 36 rooms are clean, but dated, and all have private bathrooms and TVs, but they lack Wi-Fi. However, free Wi-Fi is available in the reception and breakfast room, where a free limited breakfast of bread and jam is served. Guests looking for something a little more modern should compare rates with the mid-range Holiday Inn Express Lisbon - Av. Liberdade. 

America Diamonds Hotel
Rua Tomas Ribeiro 47

The three-pearl America Diamonds Hotel is a solid choice for travelers who want an affordable stay with style. It's located in the Avenidas Novas area north of central Lisbon, about a five-minute walk from El Corte Ingles mall and Eduardo VII Park. While the location isn't terribly convenient for sightseeing, the metro and bus are across the street, and it's about a 15-minute ride to reach the city's top attractions. The hotel lacks leisure facilities, but it offers a well-reviewed free hot breakfast and there's a sushi restaurant with city views, plus a chic cocktail bar and lounge. The 66 guest rooms have a colorful look, but they aren't as attractive as public spaces. All have flat-screen TVs, lightly stocked minibars, and free Wi-Fi, but they lack kettles and coffeemakers don't come standard. For a step up, check out the nearby SANA Reno Hotel, which offers a rooftop pool and sauna, but no free breakfast. 

Jupiter Lisboa Hotel

The upper-middle-range Jupiter Lisboa Hotel is a modern property that pays homage to its roots and culture through subtle themes playing off Fado music and Lisbon's neighborhoods. While the exterior has stayed true to its 1908 facade, the interior is hip and sleek, from the gleaming white lobby to the stylish rooftop pool. Other notable features include the state-of-the-art hydrotherapy spa (fee), impressive (if busy) breakfast buffet, 24-hour room service, meeting facilities, and restaurant serving traditional dishes. The 224 large-for-city rooms have minibars, 32-inch TVs with lots of channels, and air-conditioning. Its location in the Campo Pequeno district is just two blocks from the subway and within 15 to 30 minutes via public transit from most attractions. Travelers looking for a more charming and cozy stay nearby should consider the Whatever Art Bed & Breakfast, though it lacks wellness facilities.

Memmo Alfama Hotel
Travessa das Merceeiras 27

The upscale Memmo Alfama Hotel occupies a renovated 19th-century building located in the historic Alfama section of Lisbon. Its interiors merge natural materials with forward-thinking design. That eco-chic style extends into the 42 sunny rooms with glass-walled bathrooms that may be a bit too exhibitionist for some. Features include a fitness center and an outdoor pool, and breakfast (for a fee), which gets high marks from guests. Travelers interested in staying in an upscale designer destination in Lisbon should also consider the Epic Sana, which has similar amenities, a larger pool, and comparable room rates.