Always on the hunt for the best hotel? It’s all about price and location with our collection of the best cheap hotels in Lisbon
The Portuguese capital is simply awash with great hotels, most of which charge a pretty penny for the pleasure of staying there. Frankly, a good bargain is hard to come by, but we've been looking into the best cheap hotels in Lisbon and have unearthed a few gems.
So, put the credit cards away, and spend that extra hard-earned cash on all the great things to do in Lisbon with our handy guide to the city's best cheap hotels. Go on, spend your money on the country's incredible food instead.
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Who makes the cut? While we might not stay in every hotel featured below, we've based our list on top reviews and amenities to find you the best stays. This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on our editorial content. For more information, see our affiliate guidelines.
Situated at Saldanha, this boutique hotel offers amazing views from the rooftop terrace – where there's also a pool. A continental buffet breakfast is served in the lounge, there's a 24-hour bar in the lobby and the spacious rooms come with smart TVs, working areas, walk-in shower, slippers and bathroom amenities.
The mood? Ibiza white party.
Budget range? So cheap, you may even be able to afford an extra night.
Enjoy large modern rooms from SANA Malhoa, a spa, Turkish baths, sauna and outdoor dining in the hotel's Mediterranean restaurant. Each room is soundproofed, has air conditioning and cable TV. Some also have a separate living room. A quick walk away is the shopping mecca that is El Corte Inglés Shopping Centre.
The mood? Glitzy and modern.
Budget range? A fair price indeed.
Just around the corner from Rossio, this boutique spares no expense on style and luxury. But make no, mistake, this 4-star hotel is surprisingly affordable. Rooms are spacious, elegantly dressed in ivory, gold, and plum, with either main street or courtyard views. Some rooms even have a balcony if you fancy. We certainly did. And while the aim of the game is to keep it cheap and cheerful, Madalena has its very own restaurant and bar in case you could spare one night of indulgence.
The mood? Gilded glamour.
Budget range? Fairly cheap.
If you love the idea of being hidden in plain sight, then you'll love this affordable charmer set in Principe Real. On top of its charming white facade with a red clay-top roof - a real classic in Lisbon - you'll discover vibrantly decorated interiors with floral prints and upholstery that adds to the character of this place. Along with great style comes comfort in the form of a flat-screen TV, free WiFi, a private bathroom, and free complimentary breakfast.
The mood? Typical Lisbon style.
Budget range? Incredibly low and central.
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