Lisbon

Bairro Alto’s funkiest boutique hotel bears the hallmark of interior designer José Pedro Vieira. — Lonely Planet

What a wonderful location to stay in Lisbon—in the middle of an elegant neighborhood like Chiado and so close to the trendy Bairro Alto. — Afar Magazine

This 5-star boutique hotel is both cosmopolitan and trendy with a harmonious blend of old and new, within walking distance to major shops, theaters, museums, restaurants and bars. — On the Grid

Lisbon's first contemporary boutique hotel, with sleek contemporary design, "the BA" is in the heart of the city. — Fodor's

Ultra-chic boutique hotel in the bohemian Bairro Alto district, in the old heart of Lisbon. A short walk from the main sights. — Insight Guides

Honeymooners and hopeless romantics flock to this lemon-fronted mansion, sitting pretty next to hilltop Castelo de São Jorge. — Lonely Planet

Quietly tucked within the walls of the Castelo de Sao Jorge, the Solar do Castelo is housed in a lemon-yellow, 18th-century mansion done in the Pombaline style. — Travel + Leisure

A tastefully renovated eighteenth-century mansion abutting the castle walls on the site of the former palace kitchens, parts of which remain. — Rough Guide

In this 18th-century mansion within the walls of a castle, original architectural features have been lovingly restored and archeological finds put on display. — Fodor's

A stay at this historic building is one of the city's highlights. — Frommer's

This late-18th-century mansion maintains fittings, furnishings, paintings, and tile work throughout that are in keeping with the building's historic character. — Fodor's

The Verdes Inn is a charming boutique overlooking the Tagus and situated next to the Museum of Ancient Art. — Oyster

Spacious and classically elegant... retreat to the wood-panelled library for sweeping views to the river and a stargazing telescope. — Lonely Planet

This 18th-century mini-palace was once home to famous local novelist Eça de Queirós, and you can easily imagine courting the muse as you wander through the public rooms here. — Concierge

Renovated in 2002, the 29 rooms maintain a neoclassical look with painted paneled walls, dark wood armoires and bedsteads, and plush floral and striped fabrics in cream colors. — Travel + Leisure

Built in 1959 by the Dictator Salazar to prove that Lisbon could do luxury as well as any other European capital. — The Telegraph

The luxury starts the minute you step into the marbled reception area and through to the lounge bar, whose terrace overlooks Lisbon's central park. — Fodor's

There may be luxury hotels in more attractive locations... and with more characterful interiors (but take a look at the spa) – yet the Ritz is absolutely there for its guests. — DK Eyewitness

The glamour of the 1950’s is beautifully enshrined in this yellow-and-gray palace chock-full of Midcentury pieces. — Travel + Leisure

Its suites boast the finest decoration you'll see in any major Portuguese hotel: slender mahogany canopied beds with fringed swags, marquetry desks, satinwood dressing tables, and plush carpeting. — Frommer's

This 19C palace combines lavish style and classic splendour. — Michelin Guide

Newer Garden Wing rooms have balconies; those on the top 3 floors have views of the Tagus River. — Travel + Leisure

Lavish hotel on a lush hilltop overlooking the Tagus River in a quiet residential-embassy district, 10 minutes from downtown. — Andrew Harper

It is known among well-heeled couples and business travelers for its excellent service, upscale amenities, and elegant rooms with modern conveniences. — Oyster

"Every aspect of this hotel was superb, with the only possible drawback being its location. Even so, we would stay here again in a heartbeat.". — Condé Nast Traveler

The decor here is very much designer focused. — Michelin Guide

Though perhaps Lisbon’s most central hotel, there is little sniff of the mainstream in this trendy, boutique property that peers from the corner of Rossio Square. — The Telegraph

From the vast floor-to-ceiling windows of the bar or the private balconies in suites and superior rooms, visitors have a unique view over the plaza that has been Lisbon's favorite meeting spot. — Frommer's

The 55-room Internacional Design Hotel is a stylish, trendy boutique right in the heart of the city center. — Oyster

The rooms—designated S, M, L, XL—in this elegant hotel facing Rossio square are decorated in four styles: urban, tribu (a sort of 21st-century African), Zen, and pop art. — Fodor's

This grand palace, with parquet flooring and frescoed ceilings, was built in 1904 by a cocoa baron, who surrounded it with a garden of subtropical trees. — The Telegraph

This hotel's palatial main building, the former home of the Marquis of Valle Flôr, is a national monument that harbors a collection of fine 19th-century art. — Fodor's

The hotel's core is one of the best examples of Romantic Revival architecture in Portugal. — Frommer's

The opulent Pestana Palace is a luxury hotel in a gorgeous 19th-century palace. — Oyster

Occupying a marvellously restored 19th-century palace with views of the Tagus, this grand hotel has extensions framing a garden. It is located between central Lisbon and Belém. — DK Eyewitness

Breathtaking views are not hard to find but few match those from the Memmo's pool, the surrounding sun deck, and many of the rooms. — Frommer's

The upscale Memmo Alfama Hotel occupies a renovated 19th-century building located in the historic Alfama section of Lisbon. — Oyster

Slip down a narrow alley to reach this gorgeous boutique newcomer to Alfama, a stunning conversion of a shoe polish factory. — Lonely Planet

Heeding the winning formula of his retro beach hotel in Sagres, hotelier Rodrigo Machaz has conceived yet another stunning design hotel - this time in the heart of Lisbon's Arab quarter. — Wallpaper

Chilled-out design hotel tucked away in Moorish Alfama, steps from the Cathedral and the São Jorge Castle. — Jetsetter

Traditionalists can book at this restored 18th-century town house with paned French doors and a subterranean pool and fitness center. — Travel + Leisure

This 40-room hotel housed in an 18th-century building on bustling Avenida da Liberdade mixes modern decor with restored historic touches. — Oyster

His designs combine traditional architectural features with the most modern of technology, a winning combination the way he does it. — Frommer's

This style-conscious boutique hotel could hardly be better located for the downtown sights, located right next to the Praça dos Restauradores. — Fodor's

Portuguese architect Miguel Câncio Martins has copped a luxuriously Lusitanian appearance for this 42-room hotel, which overlooks the sculpture-dotted Avenida Liberdade. — Condé Nast Traveler

A tasteful makeover to an old townhouse has made LX Boutique into a popular small hotel with its own chic restaurant. — Rough Guide

LX brought a much-needed dash of color and fun to the unassuming Cais do Sodré area when it opened in September 2010. — Concierge

It’s not often a hotel emulates its host city—low-key, low-cost, soulful, and adorably yet effortlessly hip—with near perfection. — Condé Nast Traveler

The 45-room LX is a cool boutique option often offering reasonable rates. — Oyster

It is in one of Lisbon's most happening nightlife areas and is handy for the sights of Belém and beaches of the Estoril Coast. — Fodor's

Designed in the 1940s by influential architect Cassiano Branco, this is an Art Deco gem with huge airy rooms, each with traditional cork flooring and marble-clad bathrooms. — Rough Guide

Original interiors have been beautifully restored, among 32 rooms and one suite in a private, club-like, atmosphere with a library and bar. — The Telegraph

Spacious guestrooms with an Art Deco feel. — Michelin Guide

The art deco touches throughout Hotel Britânia are the key selling point... Staff members are really friendly. — Fodor's

Its location on a tree-lined street just off of bustling Avenida de Liberdade is convenient, but removed from the loud noise of the city. — Oyster

Lisbon’s first five-star riverfront hotel commands uninterrupted views of the Tejo. It’s also noted for its cutting-edge interior design. — DK Eyewitness

A combination of luxury and modernity. — Michelin Guide

New in 2009, this hypermodern boutique hotel and spa near the waterfront offers stylish rooms that range from small to large with all the high-end fittings. — Lonely Planet

The Altis Belem Hotel & Spa is a 50-room boutique in Belem, a residential neighborhood on the Tagus River. — Oyster

This seductive hotel lies on the banks of the Tagus River and offers sleek, minimalist interiors, an excellent spa and Michelin-starred Restaurant Feitoria. — The Telegraph

Residencial Florescente is a mid-range hotel within walking distance of plenty of restaurants and bars as well as a metro station. — Oyster

In the Baixa district, most centrally located, this is one of the best budget bets in central Lisbon. — Frommer's

Rooms at this inn are on five azulejo-lined floors and vary in size; all are bright and cheerful and dotted with naïf paintings. — Fodor's

This place feels considerably more posh than the price suggests. It is also neater and cleaner than most of the competition. — DK Eyewitness

The best feature of Florescente is the excellent location, just a short stroll from Rossio. — Lonely Planet

Belém’s first boutique hotel, Jerónimos 8 ups the style ante with clean lines, floor-to-ceiling windows and designer flourishes aplenty. — Lonely Planet

In a great position for Belém’s attractions, this hotel is an attractive stone building with boutiquey touches. — Rough Guide

Just around the corner from the famous monastery of the same name, Jerónimos 8 harmoniously blends past and present. — Fodor's

The three-and-a-half-pearl Jeronimos 8 has a good location right by the Monastery of Jeronimos and other attractions in Belem, but Lisbon's center is about a half-hour away via public transportation. — Oyster

Many discerning guests prefer this little discovery in Belém away from the congestion of Lisbon. — Frommer's

Luxe high-rise with impressive city views, two restaurants and Lisbon's largest spa. — Jetsetter

The soaring tower of the Corinthia Hotel offers memorable views over the impressive 18th century Aquaduct of Águas Livres, one of Lisbon’s most iconic sights. — The Telegraph

n Lisbon, old-world charms meet of-the-moment design, and the city’s Corinthia Hotel best captures these contrasting vibes. — Travel + Leisure

Today the place is state-of-the-art. In the heart of the financial district, it lies a 5-minute taxi ride to the historic center. — Frommer's

A romantic and luxurious atmosphere with a variety of features that include an on-site spa with an indoor pool and relaxation treatments. — Oyster

Business travelers like this distinctive hotel for its location—right by Parque Eduardo VII—and facilities. — Fodor's

In a modern building overlooking the Eduardo VII park, this is first and foremost a business hotel: comfortable, practical and professional. — DK Eyewitness

The Tiara Park Atlantic is arguably one of the best value hotels in Lisbon. — Oyster

One of the most dramatic major hotels in Lisbon, this hotel, which opened in 1985, lies in an 18-floor tower of concrete and mirrored glass. — Frommer's

Rising high above the heart of Lisbon, opposite the leafy, Eduardo VII Park, the InterContinental surpasses all expectations. — The Telegraph

At the top of one of Lisbon's most beautiful viewpoints in trendy Bairro Alto is the two-and-a-half-pearl Independente Hostel & Suites. — Oyster

In an opulent white building right across from the gorgeous Miradouro de São Pedro, The Independente is quite luxurious for the price. — Let's Go

Cool hostel & suites, described as “not quite a hotel”. — On the Grid

This place stands out... get a room with a view in a Belle Époque palace that was once the official residence of Switzerland's ambassador. — Frommer's

This super-stylish place has 11 dorm rooms (with six- to 12-beds in each) and a handful of roomier suites with balconies overlooking the Tejo. — Lonely Planet

On the edge of one of Lisbon's prettiest plazas, this 48-room hotel has classically designed rooms, the best of which have sweeping Lisbon views. — Lonely Planet

A boutique gem near the buzzing Bairro Alto, with welcome treats and an optional golf experience. — Jetsetter

This low-key boutique charmer, located in the upscale, hilltop Chiado neighborhood, features a historic setting and Lisbon city views. — Fodor's

The 45-room Lisboa Carmo Hotel is an upscale boutique in an excellent location for exploring the city, just a two-minute walk from the Bairro Alto and located in the historic Carmo Square. — Oyster

A charmingly renovated 45-room hotel and corner bistro on Carmo Square in Chiado, a chic hilltop neighborhood known for its upscale shops and restaurants. — Condé Nast Traveler

Elegant, comfortable hotel... cosy and stylish. — Michelin Guide

After half a century, Lisbon’s original Tivoli hotel has earned the right to be called a classic. The vast lobby is an arcaded piazza that succeeds in being simultaneously grand and cosy. — DK Eyewitness

Today it offers 306 rooms and one of the city’s best rooftop bars, the Sky Bar. — The Telegraph

The 306-room is an attractive, upscale hotel in a great location just off of Avenida da Liberdade's bustling sidewalks. — Oyster

There's enough marble in the public areas to make you fear for the future supply of the stone, but grandness gives way to comfort in the rooms. — Fodor's

A hotel combining designer features, comfort and a spa. Its aim is to be environmentally sustainable and it has rooms arranged according to the oriental principles of Feng Shui. — Michelin Guide

From the outside, this 89-room hotel, located just off the capital’s central Avenida Libertade, is all Portuguese gentility, with a classical facade punctuated with wrought iron balconies. — Condé Nast Traveler

An eco-friendly retreat that fuses Old World charm with contemporary design in the heart of Lisbon. — Jetsetter

New in 2010, the 89-room Inspira Santa Marta is an ecofriendly designer hotel set in a converted 19th-century building. — Lonely Planet

If you like your hotels eco-friendly, guilt-free, and good-looking, Hotel Inspira Santa Marta has you covered. — Concierge