Bairro Alto Hotel
A canary-yellow 18th-century block on Praça Luís de Camões, rebuilt by a Pritzker laureate.
A canary-yellow 18th-century block on Praça Luís de Camões, rebuilt by a Pritzker laureate.
A Cais do Sodré hotel built around 33 square metres of exposed 14th-century city wall.
An 1892 Belle Époque hotel by the architect of Rossio station, with a private door into the platforms.
Sixty-six rooms behind a tiled Pombaline facade on Rua da Prata, unusually large for downtown Lisbon.
A 331-room five-star above Eduardo VII Park, built for business travel rather than atmosphere.
Tucked away on a quiet lane in Alfama, this adults-only retreat offers forty-two rooms and a pool overlooking the Lisbon skyline.
Six suites in a neo-Moorish mansion built with a Brazilian fortune, above the Alfama waterfront.
Ninety rooms in the old Ministry of Internal Affairs, directly on Praça do Comércio.
Nineteen rooms in a 15th-century palace built over a Roman villa, high in Alfama.
Fifty-three apartment-suites with kitchens in the Count of Lumiares' 18th-century palace, Bairro Alto.
Two 1900s mansions and a national monument on Sant'Ana hill, with two pools and a Michelin star.