🇵🇹 Lisbon, Portugal
Five selected Lisbon hotels, from rooftop pools near Marquês de Pombal to riverside stays in Alfama and Parque das Nações.
Last updated: Sep 11, 2026
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| Hotel | Area | 5stays | Booking.com | Reviews | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EPIC SANA Marquês Hotel | Marquês de Pombal | 5stays selection | 9.3 | 4,161 | 205€ |
| MYRIAD by SANA Hotels | Parque das Nações | 5stays selection | 9.2 | 3,004 | 340€ |
| EPIC SANA Lisboa Hotel | Amoreiras | 5stays selection | 9.3 | 2,726 | 250€ |
| The Ivens, Autograph Collection | Chiado | 5stays selection | 9.2 | 186 | 718€ |
| Memmo Alfama - Design Hotels | Alfama | 5stays selection | 9.3 | 890 | 264€ |
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A heated rooftop pool looks over Lisbon and the Tagus. It suits couples wanting spa time and sightseeing. The rooftop pool opens seasonally.
The spa on the 23rd floor looks out over the Tagus. It suits couples seeking a riverside stay in Parque das Nações. Spa and pool access is restricted to guests aged 16 and over.
A 12-metre indoor lap pool sits within the expansive spa. It suits travellers who want wellness facilities near Amoreiras. Spa access is restricted to guests aged 16 and over.
Free private parking is an unusual convenience in central Chiado. It suits travellers who want restaurants and historic sights nearby. Capelo King rooms measure 22 square metres and face the courtyard.
A wine bar and outdoor pool overlook the Tagus from Alfama. It suits couples seeking old streets and river views. Standard rooms measure 17 square metres.
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Frequently asked questions
Baixa, Chiado and Alfama suit an old-centre itinerary; Parque das Nações offers a modern district with different daily journeys. Check hills, luggage access and transport against your plans before choosing.
Baixa, Chiado and the lower end of Avenida da Liberdade are the easiest all-round areas for a first visit. They provide straightforward access to major sights, restaurants and metro connections, although Alfama is better for historic atmosphere.
EPIC SANA Marquês leads our selection for its rooftop pool, spa and location near Marquês de Pombal. The Ivens suits a Chiado stay, while Memmo Alfama and MYRIAD offer different riverside settings.
The indicative reference prices in this selection range from 205€ to 718€ per night. These are editorial estimates, not confirmed live rates. Check current dates, occupancy and cancellation terms before booking.
Choose Alfama for old streets, viewpoints and a more atmospheric stay. Choose Baixa or Chiado for flatter routes, easier transport and more convenient access to different parts of Lisbon. Travellers with heavy luggage or limited mobility should consider the hills carefully.
Three full days are enough for Lisbon’s principal neighbourhoods and sights. Four or five nights give you a slower city break and room for a day trip to Sintra or Cascais.
The Ivens in Chiado and Memmo Alfama are convenient for exploring historic Lisbon on foot. The EPIC SANA hotels are farther north, and MYRIAD is in Parque das Nações. Allow for hills and use public transport or taxis for longer journeys.
Book several months ahead for stays from April to October, Easter, New Year and major event weekends. For quieter winter dates you can often book later, but the best-rated rooms and refundable rates still sell first.
Memmo Alfama suits couples wanting old streets and Tagus views. The Ivens offers a central Chiado base, while MYRIAD and the EPIC SANA hotels suit travellers who value spa facilities. Check age restrictions for pools and spas.
Stay in the historic centre for sightseeing, restaurants and evenings on foot. An airport or Parque das Nações hotel makes more sense for a very early flight, a short stopover or events near the FIL and Altice Arena.
No. A car is usually inconvenient in central Lisbon because parking is limited and the oldest streets are narrow. Metro, trams, trains, buses and taxis cover the city, and Sintra and Cascais are accessible by train.
