Finding cheap rooms in Lisbon is easier when you know where to look. We compare live hotel rates across the top booking sites and point you to the neighborhoods where hotels are cheap but the location is still great.
Lisbon’s cruise terminal sits on the Tagus riverfront beside the Alfama district, one of Europe’s most central cruise-ship berths.
The elegant, flat downtown and the café-lined Chiado — central and well connected.
The old Moorish quarter of fado bars and viewpoints, near the cruise terminal.
Lively nightlife and guesthouses on the hill above Chiado.
A grand boulevard of hotels and shops, with good metro links.
Monuments, museums and the famous custard tarts, a tram ride west of the center.
Zoom and pan the map to compare hotel prices by neighborhood; rates come live from the booking sites.
March–June and September–October are ideal; summer is busy and warm, and June’s festivals push up rates.
Alfama and Baixa are closest to the cruise terminal on the riverfront, and are walkable to many sights.
Baixa and Chiado are central and flat; Alfama and Bairro Alto have more character but steep streets.
Yes. Lisbon charges a per-person, per-night tourist tax for a limited number of nights, usually paid at the hotel.