Lisbon
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsIn Chiado, where the Baixa meets the Bairro Alto, a kilometre and a half from the city centre. A 3-star hotel among the cafés, on the route of tram 28.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →Rua Nova do Almada, in Chiado, two streets from the Baixa. You head up to the Bairro Alto in the evening and back down to the Tagus in the morning, without ever taking public transport.
€160 a nightSee on Booking →Rua da Oliveira ao Carmo, in Chiado, one kilometre from the city centre. A comfortable hotel a stone's throw from Largo do Carmo, for experiencing Chiado by day and by night.
€150 a nightSee on Booking →Praça Martim Moniz, at the foot of Mouraria, less than a kilometre from the city centre. A large hotel on the square where tram 28 starts and the streets climb up to São Jorge Castle.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →Rua Rodrigues Sampaio, in the Santo António district, six hundred metres from the city centre. A comfortable hotel set back from the Avenida da Liberdade, quiet but within walking distance of the Baixa.
€180 a nightSee on Booking →Rua de São Nicolau, right in the Baixa, a kilometre and a half from the city centre. A hostel from which Alfama and the miradouros are within walking distance, with no tram or metro ticket needed.
€28 a nightSee on Booking →Rua de São Julião, in the Baixa's grid of streets, a kilometre and a half from the city centre. The lowest rate on the list, amid Lisbon's flat, straight streets.
€26 a nightSee on Booking →Rua Rodrigues Sampaio, in the Santo António district, less than a kilometre from the city centre. A hostel that puts the Baixa and Chiado within walking distance, for a stay without public transport.
€30 a nightSee on Booking →Beco dos Apóstolos, in Misericórdia on the Cais do Sodré side, a kilometre and a half from the city centre. A hostel for those who go out in the evening and want to walk home.
€30 a nightSee on Booking →Praça do Duque da Terceira, in Cais do Sodré, less than two kilometres from the city centre. A hostel on the square where the trains to Cascais and the ferries across the Tagus depart.
€32 a nightSee on Booking →Praça Luís de Camões, on the border between Chiado and the Bairro Alto, a kilometre and a half from the city centre. An address for going out in the evening and getting home by crossing the square.
€400 a nightSee on Booking →Travessa das Merceeiras, in Alfama near the cathedral, a kilometre and a half from the city centre. A contemporary hotel in the heart of the old quarter, for wandering the lanes early in the morning.
€250 a nightSee on Booking →Rua do Pau de Bandeira, in Lapa, the embassy district, less than three kilometres from the city centre. A luxury hotel away from the bustle, for those who prefer the calm of a residential neighbourhood.
€450 a nightSee on Booking →Rua Jau, on the heights of Alcântara, four and a half kilometres from the city centre. A luxury hotel between the centre and Belém, handy for reaching the tower and the monastery without crossing the city.
The 19th-century Valle Flôr Palace, listed as a national monument, forms the heart of the hotel.
€300 a nightSee on Booking →Rua 1º de Dezembro, between Rossio station and Praça dos Restauradores, less than a kilometre from the city centre. A historic grand hotel in the middle of the city, for doing everything on foot, Baixa and Chiado included.
Opened in 1892, it welcomed travellers arriving at the neighbouring Rossio station.
€300 a nightSee on Booking →