LX Boutique HotelvsPalacete Chafariz D'el Rei - By Unlock Hotels
LX Boutique Hotel and Palacete Chafariz D'El Rei are both rated very highly by professional travelers. On balance, LX Boutique Hotel is preferred by most reviewers compared to Palacete Chafariz D'El Rei. LX Boutique Hotel has a TripExpert Score of 84 with approval from 9 reviewers like Lonely Planet, concierge.com and Afar Magazine.
LX Boutique Hotel
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Rua do Alecrim, N12, Lisbon 1200-017, Portugal
From $83/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
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"LX brought a much-needed dash of color and fun to the unassuming Cais do Sodré area when it opened in September 2010."
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"The 45-room LX is a cool boutique option often offering reasonable rates." Full review
18.4
"Each floor is a tribute to a vital aspect of the bustling Portuguese capital, with literal infusions." Full review
"A tasteful makeover to an old townhouse has made LX Boutique into a popular small hotel with its own chic restaurant."
99.6
"It’s not often a hotel emulates its host city—low-key, low-cost, soulful, and adorably yet effortlessly hip—with near perfection." Full review
"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." Full review
"If you are more interested in the night life of Lisbon, I highly recommend to stay in the area of Barrio Alto, known as the nigh-life and entertainment district of Lisbon." Full review
"This birthday-cake-blue hotel wins travellers over with a hard-to-beat Cais do Sodré location and small touches such as free afternoon port and pastéis de nata (custard tarts)." Full review
9.0
"River views, artsy interiors and a relaxed bar make this boutique Lisbon hotel a popular choice among hip and unpretentious 20- and 30-something couples." Full review
"Lisbon’s hottest hotel is a five-floor tribute to the city’s charms, with views of the Tagus River." Full review
Palacete Chafariz D'el Rei - By Unlock Hotels
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Travessa do Chafariz de El Rei 6, Lisbon 1100-140, Portugal
From $156/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Concierge
"You'll feel as though you've arrived at a private mansion, with incense in the air, the ministrations of a soft-spoken Brazilian butler and housekeeper, and the warm welcome of Rui Teixeira."
"Luxury guesthouse built in 1909 by a wealthy Brazilian merchant and lovingly restored a century later."
99.6
"The magnificent ground-floor public rooms are decorated with elaborate moldings and antiques, as are the suites, all of which have mesmerizing views of the Tagus River." Full review
19.3
"We’ve all been there — returning from a trip, high on the heady rush of travel, perhaps a bit overly enthusiastic about the cuisine and music and cultural traditions of the places where..." Full review
"Guests can soak up the opulence of a grand mini-palace at this intimate luxury hotel, whose six suites are all lavishly appointed." Full review
"The exquisite tearoom books up fast with socialites and foodies gnawing on towers of creamy cheeses and house-baked breads, savoury cold cuts, warm croissants and fresh-squeezed juices." Full review
8.0
"This extraordinarily eclectic Neo-Moorish palace, buried in Alfama’s warren of streets and with views onto the River Tagus, actually dates from the end of the 19th century." Full review
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"The neo-Moorish place is turn-of-the-century romantic, gilded and gorgeous, almost over-the-top...there are just six suites. Each has a distinct look and different in-room features" Full review
"Or go all out at Palacete Chafariz d'El Rei ($$$), perhs Lisbon's most beautiful five-star boutique hotel"
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