If you are searching for a hotel close to Lisbon’s best nightlife, consider the Bairro Alto area, where you will have some of the city’s top bars and nightclubs on your doorstep. A Casa das Janelas com Vista and The Lumiers are both boutique hotels situated in the Bairro Alto district, putting you at the heart of this lively area.

One of the most enjoyable things to do in Lisbon is take a stroll through the maze of cobbled streets that make up the Alfama District, stopping by a rustic bar to hear a melancholic fado singer. A stay in Lisbon’s old town is often an unforgettable experience for visitors. There are a number of hotels in this area such as the small luxury Hotel Convento do Salvador and the 5 star Santiago de Alfama hotel.

For a cheap hotel in the city centre, consider staying close to the historical Praca de Dom Pedro IV. There are many budget-conscious hotels and hostels in this area such as the My Story Hotel Rossio or the Pensao Estacao Central.

Escape the bustle of the city and opt for a hotel on the beach near to Lisbon. There are several hotels that overlook the sparkling blue Atlantic surf, including the InterContinental Estoril and The Albatroz Hotel, both located in the district of Lisbon.

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Consider treating your loved one to a stay at the Altis Belém Hotel & Spa, where there’s a Michelin-starred restaurant, stunning views of the Belém Tower and first-class spa facilities. Alternatively, Teatro Boutique Bed & Breakfast, found within a charming building, offers an excellent buffet breakfast and is within walking distance of an abundance of local restaurants.

Several hotels are located close to Lisbon Airport, making it easy to jet off in the early hours or arrive late. Many provide shuttles to and from the airport and value deals. Try the Sana Metropolitan Hotel, Tryp Lisboa Aeroporto or Hotel Star Inn Lisbon Aeroporto.

Be immersed in Lisbon’s historical past by choosing a hotel in the Alfama District, close to the Castelo São Jorge. There are many excellent historical hotels on the castle’s doorstep, including the Solar Do Castelo, housed in an 18th-century building, or the deluxe Santiago de Alfama hotel, which is located in a 15th-century palace.

Lisbon’s narrow, winding streets make on-street parking difficult to find. Many apartment accommodation offers parking and some of the larger hotels as well. The Lx4u Apartments, Botânico Hotel and Hotel Mundial, all in the city centre, have free parking facilities.

In the summer heat, choosing a hotel with a pool will give you the perfect opportunity to cool off after sightseeing. At hotels such as the Memmo Príncipe Real or the Epic Sana Lisboa Hotel, you can take a dip while enjoying spellbinding city vistas.