Best 5-Star Hotels in Lisbon

Located between Avenida da Liberdade and Marquês de Pombal, ME Lisbon introduces ME by Meliá to Portugal with a striking purpose-built property designed to reflect the city’s artistic pulse. The hotel comprises 213 design-led rooms and suites, including the signature Ultimate ME+ Suite, a 107-square-metre top-floor retreat offering sweeping views over Lisbon and São Jorge Castle. Interiors showcase Portuguese creativity through curated artworks, jacaranda-inspired hues and sculptural accents, giving the property a bold, immersive personality.

The atmosphere is modern and expressive, attracting both international guests and the local creative scene. On the ground floor, Fismuler presents seasonal Mediterranean dishes in a relaxed, Nordic-influenced setting, while the rooftop Attiko serves bold pan-Asian cuisine from chef Moon, with cocktails and panoramic city views. KORPO Spa provides a tranquil escape with an indoor pool, Turkish bath, sauna and signature Thalion and Scens therapies. The 24-hour gym ensures guests can stay active at any time. Throughout the hotel, cultural programming, local collaborations, and vibrant social spaces define the experience. With its city-centre location and artistic agenda, ME Lisbon offers a compelling base for travellers looking to connect with Lisbon’s contemporary rhythm.

The One Palácio da Anunciada is an exclusive 5-star hotel set in the Baixa district in the heart of Lisbon. Its elegant design showcases the history of the original 16th-century building in which it is set, and award-winning designer Jaime Beriestain intertwines a contemporary style to create a unique ambience Comprising 83 tasteful rooms (of which 11 are junior suites and two are suites) guests have their own sanctuary of neutral tones and high-quality material and traditional Portuguese finishing touches. The hotel is home to Despacio Spa at The One – a tranquil spa (with treatments available|) that overlooks the hotel’s extensive gardens and a 24-hour fitness centre is onsite for the more energetic guests. The noble rooms of the original palace have been beautifully transformed into a selection of refined dining spaces for guests to use at their leisure. Traditional Portuguese market cuisine with a Mediterranean influence can be enjoyed in the more formal restaurant whilst cocktails, wine and light bites are served at the chic wine bar which has direct access to the extensive palace gardens. The One Palácio da Anunciada is the ideal place to relax and recharge after a day discovering Lisbon.

Palacete Chafariz d’el Rei is a historic, luxurious and exclusive hotel set in the heart of Lisbon. Its design is eclectic “Art Nouveau’ with strong elements of Neo-Baroque and Neoclassical throughout and original 18th and 19th century features well preserved. The 5-star boutique hotel comprises six charming suites that present views across the city or over the Tejo river and all are elegant and individual spaces. Dining is a refined affair with traditional Portuguese flavours served in a grand setting, and the popular Royal Brunch presents an array of distinct and diverse delicacies. Guests can expect a warm and welcoming atmosphere and a truly memorable experience.

Known as the Grande Dame of hotels in Lisbon, Tivoli Avenida Liberdade Lisboa, is the place to be and the place to be seen. The landmark hotel comprises 285 rooms and suites – which vary in sizes and views – all are stylish and modern. The stunning Presidential Suite has been exclusively designed with pieces from the Ricardo Espírito Santo Foundation and Mily Posoz Collection, has a balcony with views of the Avenida and is the real jewel in the hotel’s crown! Guests can unwind at the Anantara Spa which is a sanctuary for the senses and offers treatments that combine Thai and Portuguese traditions whilst the all-day fitness centre is the place to work out. The unique swimming pool amidst the fronds of its semi-tropical garden guests will find the pool which hosts live DJ sets on a weekend in high season. When it comes to drinks and dining the offering here is a gastronomic delight. From fresh seafood and traditional Portuguese to cuisine to creative cocktails and sweeping city views aplenty at the rooftop Sky Bar by Seen (and everything in between!) every occasion is catered for. Guests will not be disappointed!

For Tagus views from your glass balcony and proximity to the bakeries serving some of the best custard tarts in the city, opt for this new five-star property in the district of Belém. The Hyatt Regency has 204 bedrooms, gently evocative of the city’s seafaring links, including self-catering suites ideal for longer or family holiday stays. Pay a visit to the Serenity Spa for some hydrotherapy, dine all day at Vice Versa with its raw food bar, pop into Zest for a quick and healthy lunch, or watch the sunset with a meal and cocktails at the rooftop bar.

Sublime Lisboa delivers a residential-style boutique experience in the Portuguese capital’s leafy Amoreiras neighbourhood. This early 20th-century townhouse offers 15 individually designed rooms and suites decorated by Rita Andringa, whose chic style creates spaces with genuine character. The property feels more like a private residence than a hotel, with a library salon filled with art books and storied objects. At Davvero restaurant, contemporary Italian cuisine draws both savvy travellers and discerning locals, while guests enjoy access to nearby Club 7 with its gym, spa, and tennis courts. Understated, elegant, and refreshingly genuine – it’s simply sublime.

Standing on the historic grounds where the governor of Belém Tower once resided, Palácio do Governador offers a rare combination of historical significance and contemporary comfort in one of Lisbon’s most culturally rich neighbourhoods. The brilliant Atlantic blues frame this boutique retreat, placing guests at the heart of Portugal’s maritime legacy.

A member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, Verride Palacio Santa Catarina offers a blend of historical grandeur and modern luxury complete with a rooftop pool. Experience the allure of Lisbon’s history paired with contemporary comforts, award-winning dining featuring Portuguese cuisine from the restaurant, and sweeping views from the rooftop haven.

Set right on the bank of the Tagus River, this hotel features striking black and white décor throughout from the plush white leather sofas set on highly polished black marble floors to sparkling white marble bathrooms supplied with black toilet paper. However, the real highlight here is the rooftop swimming pool where guests can gaze out at the river, while the onsite spa comes complete with a hammam and a large Turkish bath.

Set on a quiet cobbled side street just below St. George’s Castle and opposite one of the most enchanting viewpoints in the city, this impressive hotel occupies one of Lisbon’s most desirable locations. This impressive 15th-century hotel has been given a new lease of life and combines authentic style with plenty of luxurious touches. The hotel’s 19 rooms are set right into the medieval walls and boast luxurious Portuguese beds, huge freestanding tubs,1 and breathtaking views of this charming neighbourhood.

Combining pure luxury with cultural heritage, this iconic hotel offers guests a selection of rooms to choose from with the biggest and best providing stunning views over the Praҁa do Comércio square to the Tagus River. Huge rain showers in the marble decorated bathrooms help to complete the feeling of pure decadence. Stunning city views can be enjoyed with splashing around in the swimming pool that is situated at the very top of the building, while guests are also treated to a large fitness room, sauna and spa to make unwinding in style effortless.

Named after the 19th-century king D, this stylish hotel is located in one of Lisbon’s most prestigious neighbourhoods. The forty-one spacious rooms reflect the modern style of the rest of the hotel, while guests are treated to a large indoor swimming pool to splash around in. The view from the restaurant terrace is simply stunning and this is a great place to unwind in the early evening while sampling a number of traditional dishes that are given a new lease of life by the resident chef.