Hotels in Lisbon

Lisbon spreads across steep hills above the Tagus, and its neighborhoods differ enough that the choice of base shapes the trip. The rebuilt grid of Baixa and the elegant streets of Chiado put the main squares and the riverfront on foot; Alfama and Graça keep the oldest lanes, the castle and the fado houses; Belém gathers the great monuments along the river a short tram or train ride west.

The hills are real: a hotel that looks close on the map can sit a stiff climb above it. Staying near a metro or tram stop — the network covers the center well — makes the city far easier, and many central hotels occupy restored townhouses and former palaces, so the building is often part of the stay.

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