Europe Chevron. Portugal Chevron. Lisboa Chevron. Lisbon Chevron. Lisbon ; home to some of the most beautiful streets, thriving restaurants, and now, best hotels. The city has been through a major boom in the last 10 years, with travelers shunning more classic European city breaks in favor of staying somewhere that offers beauty, culture, and fun. The best addresses are dotted throughout the city—from those whose main draw is the location to something a little more focused on taking things at a slower pace.
In no particular order, this is our selection of the best hotels in Lisbon—including the latest openings and revamped places to stay. For a private stay, see our guide to the best Airbnbs in Lisbon. Some of our favorite addresses are in Bairro Alto, a charming and buzzing bohemian neighborhood with cobbled streets and vibrantly colored houses. This is the ideal area to stay and soak up the city's foodie and nightlife scene.
We love The Ivens , smack bang in the thick of it while managing to feel like a hidden oasis. Another great area is Alfama, one of Lisbon's oldest neighborhoods, where winding lanes are flanked by beautifully tiled palaces and dotted with shady squares lined with fragrant orange trees. It's also where you'll find hotels Memmo Alfama and Santiago de Alfama. When choosing hotels, our editors consider luxury properties as well as boutique and lesser-known boltholes that offer an authentic and insider experience of a destination.
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The rooms are on the cozy side and have a sleek design. The hotel leans into its origins with a unique look that might well coin a new design aesthetic: monastic chic.
