Hotels in Lisbon

Europe's first combined museum and luxury hotel, housed in a restored 18th-century Lisbon palace and contemporary extension that displays Armando Martins' private art collection throughout—a property where the art programme is genuinely inseparable from the hospitality experience.

This 1700s Alfama building has been converted into a small luxury hotel of chic suites and a river-view restaurant, the stone walls and narrow floors of the original structure preserved throughout.

A vintage-chic Lisbon boutique hotel offering carefully considered rooms, spa treatments, and a refined restaurant in a building that carries the neighbourhood's residential texture into a luxury hospitality programme.

Pardal Monteiro's 1959 hilltop landmark above Eduardo VII Park, Four Seasons-managed since 1998 and refreshed in 2021 — Henri Samuel's public floors, OITOEMPONTO's 2021 room redo, Marc Prigean's spa, Pierre-Yves Rochon's Ritz Bar, Open Book's pool bar. Major Portuguese mid-century art collection (Almada Negreiros tapestries among others); Rodolfo Lavrador runs the small CURA tasting room, Carlos Cardoso the Varanda. 18-metre indoor lap pool and a rooftop running track.

A Belém waterfront hotel with the Michelin-starred Feitoria and the Tower of Belém just steps from the door.

An eco-minded design hotel with a rooftop pool in central Lisbon, combining sustainable architecture with contemporary Portuguese interiors and the walkability that defines the city's best-positioned boutique properties.

A Locke aparthotel in a former 18th-century convent in Lisbon's Alcântara district, where the architecture of religious life has been sensitively converted into contemporary extended-stay hospitality. The chapel and cloister survive as shared spaces. One of the most historically resonant hotel conversions in a city with many of them.