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Best boutique hotels in Lisbon
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Why choose a boutique hotel in Lisbon?
As the capital of Portugal, Lisbon is a city that offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in history, culture, world-class architecture, gourmet dining and exciting nightlife. Booking a boutique hotel in this iconic area is one of the best ways to enjoy all that it has to offer. These charming properties have a hard-earned reputation for offering personalised service, on-site restaurants, unique guestrooms and stunning design features. Our catalogue at Voyage Privé is home to an excellent selection of accommodation options within this popular category. Detailed below, you will find our travel team's top 5 picks for those planning a stay in a boutique hotel in Lisbon.
Top 5 of the best boutique hotels from Voyage Privé in Lisbon
1. Hotel Britania 4*
The Hotel Britania 4* is an award-winning boutique property that offers 33 spacious rooms and enjoys a fantastic location just off of Lisbon's iconic Avenida da Liberdade. It is the perfect base for a city break filled with plenty of sightseeing. Your deal is based on a bed and breakfast stay with accommodation in your choice of an upgraded premium room or an upgraded junior suite.
This boutique hotel in Lisbon features a library, Wi-Fi, a laundry service, air conditioning, a lift, a concierge service, a 24-hour reception desk and a pair of restaurant/bar facilities. Rooms are equipped with a kettle, a mini-fridge, a hairdryer and a TV.
What we like: We love the central location of this acclaimed boutique accommodation. A choice between 2 comfortably furnished room options adds to the appeal of this Lisbon hotel.
2. Hotel Santa Justa 4*
The Hotel Santa Justa 4* enjoys a prime location along the famed Rua dos Correeiros in Lisbon's city centre. It is home to 82 spacious rooms with modern décor and offers convenient access to the city's top points of interest. Your bed and breakfast stay includes accommodation in your choice of a superior room or a junior suite.
On-site amenities at this boutique hotel in Lisbon include a 24-hour reception desk, air conditioning, press/magazines, indoor parking, a lift, a restaurant, daytime/evening entertainment and an airport transfer service. Rooms are furnished with a hairdryer, a shower, a TV, a mini-fridge and a safe.
What we like: We love this boutique property's city centre location and its excellent choice of on-site amenities.
3. Madalena by The Beautique Hotels 4*
The Madalena by The Beautique Hotels 4* enjoys a location on 7 hills next to a Moorish castle that offers stunning views across Lisbon. The boutique property is acclaimed for its elegant, chic décor and its proximity to the area's main attractions. This bed and breakfast stay is based on accommodation in a comfortably furnished superior room.
On-site amenities include the Seisan Restaurant & Bar, Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception desk, a laundry service and air conditioning. Rooms are equipped with a TV, a mini-fridge, a hairdryer and bathrobes.
What we like: Excellent on-site facilities and a unique location that offers stunning views are key factors we love about this boutique hotel in Lisbon.
4. Inspira Liberdade Boutique Hotel 4*
The Inspira Liberdade Boutique Hotel 4* is an award-winning accommodation option that offers trendy rooms and a rejuvenating on-site spa. This 89-room property is situated in Lisbon's city centre and is known for its impressive lineup of facilities. Your offer is based on a bed and breakfast stay.
This boutique hotel in Lisbon features a playground, a library, a Jacuzzi, a fitness centre, a hammam, the Open Brasserie Mediterrânica Restaurant, the Urban Bar, Wi-Fi, air conditioning and a 24-hour reception. Rooms are furnished with a TV, a shower, bathrobes and a courtesy tray with a selection of tea and coffee.
What we like: We love this family-friendly property's fantastic location and its excellent dining and leisure facilities.
5. Dos Reis by the Beautique Hotels 4*
The Dos Reis by the Beautique Hotels 4* is a boutique hotel in Lisbon that features 54 rooms and offers a location close to the city's leading transport hubs. The property combines modern styling with a touch of old-world charm to create a unique experience for Voyage Privé members. It is within walking distance of many of the area's main points of interest. This bed and breakfast deal is based on accommodation in a double room furnished with a capsule coffee machine, a rainfall shower and bathrobes. Optional excursions include a guided tour of Lisbon and a visit to Sintra.
On-site amenities include a restaurant, Wi-Fi, a laundry service and a 24-hour reception desk.
What we like: We love this property's luxurious guestrooms and its fantastic, central Lisbon location.
Activities and attractions near boutique hotels in Lisbon
There is no shortage of recommended attractions and points of interest to explore during your stay in a boutique hotel in Lisbon. They include the iconic Castelo de São Jorge. This site is home to an archaeological site, a museum and imposing battlements. Oceanário de Lisboa is one of the finest aquariums found anywhere in Europe and among the world's largest. Other must-visit spots include the National Museum of Ancient Art, the Torre de Belém, the Elevador da Bica and the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos.
How to book a stay in a charming boutique hotel in Lisbon
When you book a boutique hotel in Lisbon through Voyage Privé, you can look forward to discounts of up to 70%. Our members enjoy exclusive access to the best offers and rates on an array of accommodation options that fall within this popular category.
What is the best boutique hotel from Voyage Privé in Lisbon?
With a 4.7/5 on Google reviews and a Voyage Privé member review rating of 9.6/10, the Hotel Britania 4* has earned our pick as the best boutique hotel in Lisbon. Its quiet location just off of Avenida da Liberdade, luxuriously appointed guestrooms and stunning architectural features all make this award-winning property a great option for a memorable city break spent exploring the capital of Portugal.