New Hotels in Lisbon 2026

Set beside Praça do Comércio in Lisbon’s Baixa district, Andaz Lisbon, by Hyatt places guests in the city’s ceremonial heart, close to the riverfront, Chiado, Bairro Alto and the lanes of Alfama. The hotel brings an Andaz sense of place to a historic building once linked to residences and financial institutions, with rooms and suites shaped by contemporary comfort and local references rather than heavy formality. Dining is a clear focus: Luzzi occupies the rooftop with a restaurant and terrace lounge devoted to modern Lusitanian cooking, while the Andaz Lounge offers a more urban Lisbon mood, with local flavours, coffee, cocktails and live music. Practical amenities include a fitness centre, concierge, free internet access, parking, EV charging, room service, laundry service and pet-friendly arrangements, making it a polished base for both cultural wandering and business in central Lisbon.

In the heart of Lisbon’s Avenida da Liberdade, 3HB Lisboa introduces a five-star urban concept combining art, gastronomy and design. The hotel will feature around 100 rooms and suites with elegant lines and warm light, a rooftop pool with city views, and a fine-dining restaurant celebrating Portuguese flavours. Guests can enjoy a refined spa, curated art pieces and a relaxed cosmopolitan atmosphere. Created as a meeting point between tradition and innovation, 3HB Lisboa will embody the soul of modern Lisbon through authentic hospitality and sophisticated comfort.

Set beside Praça do Comércio in Lisbon’s Baixa district, Andaz Lisbon, by Hyatt places guests in the city’s ceremonial heart, close to the riverfront, Chiado, Bairro Alto and the lanes of Alfama. The hotel brings an Andaz sense of place to a historic building once linked to residences and financial institutions, with rooms and suites shaped by contemporary comfort and local references rather than heavy formality. Dining is a clear focus: Luzzi occupies the rooftop with a restaurant and terrace lounge devoted to modern Lusitanian cooking, while the Andaz Lounge offers a more urban Lisbon mood, with local flavours, coffee, cocktails and live music. Practical amenities include a fitness centre, concierge, free internet access, parking, EV charging, room service, laundry service and pet-friendly arrangements, making it a polished base for both cultural wandering and business in central Lisbon.

Set beside Praça do Comércio in Lisbon’s Baixa district, Andaz Lisbon, by Hyatt places guests in the city’s ceremonial heart, close to the riverfront, Chiado, Bairro Alto and the lanes of Alfama. The hotel brings an Andaz sense of place to a historic building once linked to residences and financial institutions, with rooms and suites shaped by contemporary comfort and local references rather than heavy formality. Dining is a clear focus: Luzzi occupies the rooftop with a restaurant and terrace lounge devoted to modern Lusitanian cooking, while the Andaz Lounge offers a more urban Lisbon mood, with local flavours, coffee, cocktails and live music. Practical amenities include a fitness centre, concierge, free internet access, parking, EV charging, room service, laundry service and pet-friendly arrangements, making it a polished base for both cultural wandering and business in central Lisbon.

ME Lisbon places the ME by Meliá mood in a polished central Lisbon setting, beside Marquês de Pombal and within easy reach of Avenida da Liberdade, Parque Eduardo VII and the metro for trips down to Baixa or out across the city. The hotel reads as contemporary rather than classic: high lobby volumes, clean-lined rooms and suites, art-conscious public areas and broad views towards Lisbon’s hills, the Marquês monument and, from upper levels, the old skyline. Dining is a clear part of the stay, with Fismuler bringing a relaxed, seasonal European table at ground level and Attiko adding pan-Asian cooking and city views higher up, joined by a rooftop pool bar for late-afternoon light. KORPO Spa, with indoor heated pool, Turkish bath, sauna and treatments, gives the urban rhythm a quieter counterpoint, while a 24-hour gym, parking, Wi-Fi and pet-friendly policy round out a useful luxury base.

Lisbon Chiado Hotel & Spa sits in Chiado, one of Lisbon’s most walkable historic quarters, between theatre façades, tiled buildings, cafés and the shopping streets that link Baixa with Bairro Alto. The hotel has a polished city-centre character, pairing contemporary interiors with a setting that feels distinctly Lisboeta rather than anonymous. Accommodation is arranged across rooms and suites, with a calm, refined mood suited to travellers who want comfort close to the city’s cultural life. Dining focuses on Portuguese cuisine, while the rooftop bar Beyond adds a relaxed high-level pause above the roofs of central Lisbon. The spa is a key part of the stay, with treatment rooms, sauna, Turkish bath and a heated indoor pool, complemented by a gym. It is a practical, elegant base for guests who want Chiado on the doorstep and Lisbon’s old centre within easy reach.

MYTHIC SANA Downtown Suites sits in Lisbon’s Baixa, in a restored 18th-century Pombaline building that keeps the city’s old commercial pulse in view. This is a five-star all-suites address with 48 rooms and suites, ranging from practical premium rooms to larger suites designed for longer, quieter stays in the middle of the grid. The mood is polished but not stiff: warm light, generous space, and a sense of being slightly above the street noise without losing contact with it. The hotel pairs its accommodation with the BLACK MOON Gastrobar, 24-hour room service, multilingual staff, and the signature Golden Sleeves Butler service.

Set in Lisbon between Alcântara and Belém, close to the Tagus riverfront, MACAM Hotel is an unusual hybrid: a contemporary art museum you can sleep in. The project occupies the 18th-century Condes da Ribeira Grande Palace, paired with a crisp modern extension, and the transition between gallery and guest floors is as simple as taking the lift. The hotel has 64 rooms, each individually curated with original works from the Armando Martins collection, built over 50 years and spanning Portuguese and international artists. Room categories range from Palace Rooms with a more intimate, historic feel to Contemporary Rooms in the new wing, plus Studios designed for longer stays. A former palace library now serves as a guest living room and informal meeting point, reinforcing the sense of a private house that happens to hold serious art.

Residence Inn by Marriott Lisbon is an extended-stay hotel in central Lisbon, set near Campo Pequeno and aimed at travellers who want more than a room for the night. The property has 71 modern suites, each with a fully equipped kitchen, living area, and workspace, making it practical for longer business trips or unhurried city stays. The tone is functional rather than flashy: breakfast included, a fitness centre, a 24-hour market, laundry services, and complimentary grocery delivery all support a self-sufficient rhythm. A lounge and meeting room add a bit of flexibility, while the design leans into Lisbon’s colours and geometric patterns.

Wilde Aparthotels Lisboa Liberdade sits on Rua Castilho, just north of Avenida da Liberdade and within easy reach of Marquês de Pombal, Eduardo VII Park, Baixa, and Chiado. The property is built around studio apartments and hotel rooms, with a practical city-break layout that suits short stays and longer ones alike. Expect a 24-hour reception, bar, restaurant, shop, breakfast, fitness room, laundry room, high-speed Wi‑Fi, online check-in, and pet-friendly policy. Oscar’s, the on-site dining space, gives the place a more social edge, with an open-room feel that suits brunch, drinks, and unhurried evenings in Lisbon.

LIOZ Lisboa is an apartment-style stay on Lisbon’s historic riverfront, set between the Baixa Pombalina grid, the Tagus, and the lanes climbing toward Alfama. It feels closer to a private residence than a conventional hotel, with twelve apartments in a carefully renewed building that leans into pale wood, soft tones, restored tiles, and the local lioz stone. The accommodation is spread across one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and duplex layouts, each with a sitting area and a kitchen, making it a practical base for longer city breaks as well as shorter stays. The position puts Praça do Comércio, the cathedral, Casa dos Bicos, cafés, restaurants, and Terreiro do Paço within easy reach, while Wi-Fi, air conditioning, cable TV, and limited front-desk service keep things efficient and low-key.

The Verse is a small aparthotel in Lisbon’s São Bento district, set in a restored historic building a short walk from the city’s central neighborhoods. It offers 15 serviced apartments rather than standard rooms, each designed with a calm, residential feel and equipped with kitchen facilities, generous living space, and work-friendly corners. The ground-floor lobby and cocktail bar give the property a social pulse without tipping into full-scale hotel bustle. The mood is local and considered, with Portuguese materials, handmade details, and a clear preference for a lived-in, design-conscious atmosphere over polished formality.

VIP Executive Suítes do Marquês Hotel sits in Lisbon’s business core, a short walk from Marquês de Pombal and within reach of the historic centre and Avenida da Liberdade. It is part of the Portuguese VIP Hotels group and operates under the VIP Executive Suites brand. The hotel reopened in 2024 after a full renovation, with 84 spacious suites, each at least 48 m². The mood is practical rather than showy: modern interiors, a rooftop seasonal pool, gym, bar, room service, meeting space, and the sort of efficient service that suits both work trips and slower city stays.

Livô Boutique Living is a compact 18-room property in central Lisbon, set close to Rossio and the National Theatre area, where the city feels busy but walkable. It operates more like a small urban hideaway than a full-service chain hotel: rooms are simple, modern, and geared toward short stays, with air conditioning, a coffee machine, a flat-screen TV, a safe, and private bathrooms. A terrace adds a little breathing room above the street grid. The appeal here is location and practicality rather than ceremony, with the old centre, metro links, and plenty of cafés, bars, and late-night life all within easy reach.

Casa Teva Boutique Hotel by chic&basic is set in Alfama, one of Lisbon’s oldest quarters, placing guests within easy reach of the Castle of São Jorge, the cathedral, Rossio and the viewpoints above the Tagus. The hotel has the scale and mood of a small urban house rather than a conventional city hotel: intimate, warm-toned and quietly contemporary, with references to Lisbon’s tiled façades and narrow cobbled lanes just outside. Accommodation includes bright double rooms and family options, with private bathrooms, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, television, safe and practical work space. A shared lounge gives the property a relaxed centre, while the honesty bar and buffet breakfast keep things informal and useful. It suits travellers who want a central Lisbon base with boutique character, close to fado streets, old stairways and the everyday rhythm of the historic city.

Tarabel Lisbon is a small boutique stay in Lisbon, set up to feel more like a private house than a standard hotel. Expect a quiet, design-led atmosphere with a focus on calm interiors, natural light, and personal service rather than big-resort facilities. Rooms and suites are styled with contemporary lines and warm materials, suited to travellers who value privacy and a good night’s sleep after the city’s hills and tram rides. Public areas lean toward a residential rhythm, with spaces to read, plan the day, or pause between neighbourhood walks. Breakfast is typically a key moment here, with a simple, well-presented start before heading out to Lisbon’s cafés, galleries, and viewpoints. Amenities are kept selective, prioritising comfort, discretion, and an easy base for exploring the capital.

Hotel Moon & Sun Lisboa is a compact, polished city hotel in Lisbon’s Baixa Pombalina, set in a restored 18th-century building within easy walking distance of the Santa Justa Lift, Rossio, Praça do Comércio and the Tagus riverfront. Its 35 rooms keep the scale intimate, with a contemporary finish layered over the proportions of the historic structure; some look across the rooftops and selected rooms add a small balcony. In-room details are practical and well judged, including Wi-Fi, minibar, kettle, Nespresso machine, TV and Bluetooth speaker. Breakfast is served in a bright dining area, giving the day a simple Lisbon rhythm before the hills begin. The mood is central but not anonymous: a useful base for travellers who want the old city close at hand, public transport nearby, and a calm room to return to after the noise and light of downtown.

Hotel Infante Santo sits in Lisbon’s western riverfront district, a practical base between Estrela, Lapa, and the city’s busier central corridors. The property presents itself as part of the DH Hotels collection, but it reads more like a self-contained city hotel than a big-chain outpost. Rooms are compact to moderately sized, with simple contemporary styling, queen- or twin-bed layouts, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a minibar or fridge, and tea and coffee facilities. Some categories add more space, a river view, or a balcony. The atmosphere is straightforward and functional, with enough polish to feel current without pretending to be more than it is.

Hotel Acta MOA sits in Lisbon’s eastern side, close to the airport corridor and well placed for travellers who want a practical base rather than a postcard fantasy. The property is part of Acta Hotels’ urban network and offers a contemporary, straightforward style with bright rooms, work areas, and the kind of comforts that make a short stay run smoothly. On site you’ll find breakfast service, a restaurant focused on flexible, healthy cooking, a terrace and seasonal pool, a gym, 24-hour reception, and lounge space for work or downtime. It is an efficient Lisbon address with a softer edge than the usual business box.

Moxy Alfragide Lisboa is a modern Marriott hotel in Alfragide, a practical district just outside central Lisbon and around 10.8 km from Lisbon Airport. It suits travellers who want easy access to the city without staying in the middle of the historic core. The 218 rooms follow the Moxy formula: compact, bright and functional, with plush bedding, fast Wi-Fi, 55-inch TVs, walk-in showers and clever wall storage. The social focus is Bar Moxy, which also works as the check-in point and serves drinks, mocktails and small bites in a lively lobby setting. A garden patio adds outdoor space for a slower drink or informal event. Amenities include a 24-hour gym, meeting space, game room, convenience store, luggage storage, on-site parking and electric vehicle charging; the indoor plunge pool is available when in operation.

Bacalhoeiros 125 Hotel is a small, recently opened hotel in Lisbon’s historic centre, set between the Baixa grid, the Alfama hillside and the riverfront at Terreiro do Paço. It suits travellers who want the city close at hand rather than a resort-style stay: the Castle of São Jorge, Lisbon Cathedral, Commerce Square and Rossio are all within easy walking distance, with the metro and riverside paths nearby. The accommodation is contemporary and compact, with a clean, practical design, private bathrooms, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi and good soundproofing for a central address. A buffet breakfast is served on site, while the surrounding lanes offer cafés, fado houses, wine bars and traditional restaurants. The mood is straightforward and urban: a comfortable base for walking, eating well, and returning to a quieter room after Lisbon’s bright, uneven pavements have done their work.