Searching for the best hotels in Lisbon? We can help you.

Are you looking for a luxury stay while in Lisbon and don’t have a clue? There are plenty of good options when it comes to hotels and highly rated spots in the city, but if you’re looking for the most exquisite ones… Here’s a list of the best hotels in Lisbon

The short answer: the Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon is the city’s top address, and in 2026 it was the only hotel in Portugal to hold a Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star award. For a palace, a garden or a rooftop view, read on. We checked every property below against its official website or recent sources.

Five-star and luxury boutique hotels in Lisbon, Portugal

Corinthia Lisbon

Located at Avenida Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro 105

The soaring tower offers incredible views over the Aquaduct of Águas Livres, an iconic sight. Corinthia has 518 rooms and suites, elegant and classy. In Campolide, near Monsanto Forest Park, it is one of the city’s biggest hotels. Dining ranges from Erva, with its open kitchen and wood-fired oven, to the Olivae terrace and the Sky Lounge. The hotel also runs a large spa with thermal pools.

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Bairro Alto hotel

Located at one of the most iconic neighborhoods in Lisbon, Bairro Alto, Praça Luís de Camões

A boutique landmark reworked by the Pritzker-winning architect Eduardo Souto de Moura. It joins several 18th-century buildings and has 87 rooms. The terrace looks over the city and the Tagus, while the fifth-floor restaurant is led by Chef Bruno Rocha. The hotel is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World.

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Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon

Located right in the heart of the city next to Parque Eduardo VII and Marquês de Pombal Square

A mid-century gem that opened in 1959 and still feels like Portugal’s golden age. Its public rooms showcase tapestries by the Portuguese artist Almada Negreiros, including a trilogy in the main lounge. In February 2026 the hotel earned Forbes Travel Guide’s Five-Star rating, the only one in Portugal. The Ritz Spa has an 18-metre indoor pool. CURA, the hotel’s restaurant, kept its Michelin star in the 2026 guide.

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Memmo Príncipe Real

Located at Principe Real neighborhood, Rua Dom Pedro V 56 J

Nestled in one of Lisbon’s most exclusive and trendy districts. This luxurious boutique hotel stands out for its contemporary design, seamlessly blending with the traditional Lisbon landscape. Its location offers stunning panoramic views of the city, allowing guests to soak in the beauty of Lisbon from a unique vantage point. The hotel prides itself on its attention to detail, personalized service, and a sophisticated ambiance that mirrors the cosmopolitan flair of the surrounding neighborhood.

Guests can swim in the pool with the skyline in view. Some rooms have terraces facing Lisbon’s seven hills.

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Verride Palácio Santa Catarina

Located at Rua de Santa Catarina 1

A stunningly restored 18th-century palace turned boutique hotel, offering luxurious rooms, panoramic views of the city and Tagus River, and a rooftop pool. It’s a blend of historical elegance and contemporary luxury.

The palace is small, with only 18 rooms, so the service feels personal. The Panoramic Pool overlooks the Tagus and the rooftops of Lisbon.

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More palaces and historic stays in Lisbon

Lisbon’s most memorable hotels often occupy old mansions. These four add history and a little extra calm.

Olissippo Lapa Palace

This 19th-century palace sits on a hill in Lapa, among old mansions and subtropical gardens. It has views of the Tagus and a heated pool. It is also a member of The Leading Hotels of the World. Room counts vary between sources, so check the current number with the hotel.

Pestana Palace Lisboa

Here the former Palácio Valle Flor, in Alcântara, was restored after the Pestana group bought it in 1991. It reopened as a hotel on 18 May 2001. The palace is classified as a national monument, and its gardens are a highlight. The address is Rua Jau 54.

The Lumiares

The Lumiares occupies an 18th-century former palace on the edge of Bairro Alto. It is a five-star hotel with apartment-style suites, so it suits longer stays. It also has a spa and the Lumi rooftop bar and restaurant. For the neighborhood around it, read our guide to Bairro Alto in Lisbon.

Santiago de Alfama

This boutique hotel is at Rua de Santiago 10-14, inside a 15th-century palace, according to the Michelin Guide. It has 19 rooms, each different. Alfama’s streets are steep and cobbled, so ask the hotel about step-free access before you book. Our Alfama neighborhood guide explains what to see nearby.

Which Lisbon neighborhood is best for a luxury stay?

The right hotel depends on how you like to spend your days. Here is a quick map.

• Avenida da Liberdade and Marquês de Pombal: Grand boulevards, luxury shops and the Four Seasons beside Eduardo VII Park.
• Bairro Alto, Chiado and Príncipe Real: Restaurants, bars and boutiques within a short walk. Bairro Alto Hotel, The Lumiares and Memmo Príncipe Real all sit here.
• Lapa and Alcântara: Quieter and greener, with palace hotels and river views.
• Alfama: Historic and atmospheric, but hilly. It rewards guests who enjoy a slower pace.
• Campolide: A practical base next to Monsanto Forest Park. Corinthia is here, and Sete Rios station is a few minutes’ walk away.

Still deciding? Our guide to where to stay in Lisbon compares the districts in more detail.

Getting to your hotel in comfort

Many of these hotels sit on narrow, one-way streets. Some historic areas limit vehicle access, so a driver who knows each entrance saves time and stress. Amiroad’s chauffeurs handle airport pick-ups, luggage and the final approach to your door. Read why a private driver in Lisbon often beats a taxi, or explore our luxury chauffeur service in Portugal. Arriving by jet? See our private jet transfers for Lisbon and Cascais.

After checking in, pair your stay with dinner at one of the best restaurants in Lisbon or a private day trip from Lisbon.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best luxury hotel in Lisbon?

The Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon is widely seen as the best. In February 2026 it received a Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star award, the only hotel in Portugal to hold that rating, according to the hotel. It also houses CURA, a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Which Lisbon hotels are in historic palaces?

Several are. Pestana Palace Lisboa and Olissippo Lapa Palace are in 19th-century palaces, while Verride Palácio Santa Catarina and The Lumiares are in 18th-century buildings. Santiago de Alfama occupies a 15th-century palace.

Which Lisbon hotels have a pool with a view?

Verride Palácio Santa Catarina has a panoramic pool over the Tagus and the city rooftops. Memmo Príncipe Real has a pool overlooking the skyline. The Ritz Spa at the Four Seasons has an 18-metre indoor pool.

Which neighborhood is best for first-time visitors?

Bairro Alto, Chiado and Príncipe Real suit first-time visitors who want restaurants and nightlife nearby. Avenida da Liberdade suits guests who prefer a calmer, more polished setting. Both are central.

How do I get from Lisbon airport to my hotel?

The simplest option is a pre-booked private transfer. Your driver meets you at arrivals, helps with luggage and drops you at the hotel entrance. Amiroad offers transfers from Lisbon airport to every hotel in this guide.