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Lisbon is one of the most visited towns in Lisboa Region. Helping you find a cheap hotel is Hotelscan's mission. Recently it has also become a common practice to stay in an apartment, Bed & Breakfast or any other type of accommodation that is usually cheaper than a hotel room in the same area of the city. You will be able to choose any type of accommodation based on your specific needs, like your budget or your preferred location within Lisbon. Check out Hotelscan and save money in your next trip easily:- Have a look at the list of properties that offer you accommodation in Lisbon for the dates you selected.
- You can find hotel rooms in Lisbon from £8 to £87 or more. Take advantage of the filtering options available on the left, where you can define a maximum price per night for the total amount of rooms you select.
- You can narrow your search by choosing among multiple filtering criteria.
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It may be a good solution to book a hotel out of the main city area too. Staying in a hotel near Lisbon will let you see different places in Lisboa Region and pay a lower price at the same time. We recommend you to check that you can easily reach the public transport from your hotel so that you can quickly get to the most popular districts while you are in th city.Lisboa Region is one of the most famous regions in Portugal. It is clearly a region with many attractions and it receives national and international tourists during the peak seasons but also during the more quiet periods of the year. Lisbon, as one of the most visited cities, allows you to discover its culture and enjoy the surrounding cosmopolitan feel of it and staying in one of its hotels is the best way to get to experience this.
There is always something to do and see in Lisbon, anything from having lunch in the trendiest restaurants to enjoying a walk from one tourist attraction to another. In caseyou decide to visit the most popular attractions at peak times be aware that the most of them are often packed with tourists. Hotelscan has a fantastic range of hotels in Lisbon, offering you everything from the cheapest place to stay to the more exclusive hotels in our accommodation properties all around Portugal.
Compare hotels and other type of accommodation in the city and get the best deal
When there are so many options available it may be difficult to choose the best hotel. Hotelscan helps you by showing you the booking fares from the 5382 accommodation properties available in Lisbon which include hotels, hostels, apartments, Bed & Breakfasts and many more so you can choose the room that you prefer. Get up to a 50% discount on your next stay! What's the cost of a hotel room in Lisbon? Hotelscan checks the availability for the dates you selected among 5382 accommodation offers in Lisbon to get you the best hotel deals in hotels of any category!- Stay in a 5 star hotel in Lisbon from £87.
- You can book a 4 star hotel from £47.
- If you want to stay in a 3 star hotel in Lisbon you will find rooms from £27.
- One of the most affordable accommodation options is to book an apartment in Lisbon.
- There's a growing number of accommodation options from £10.
Choose the perfect location for your hotel in Lisbon.
Most travellers decide to stay near City Center. Amoreiras is also popular. By booking in any of these areas you will have the most important attractions within reach. The city is great to go for a walk. Walk around the surroundings of City Center and get to know the most incredible city sights. In Lisbon there's always something fun to do! Don't forget to look into the deals for hotels in City Center as you will find accommodation deals from £8. hotels in Amoreiras are also located in an appealing area and there are rooms available starting from £10.Find your accommodation at the best value
With Hotelscan it's easy to compare prices for all types of hotels in Lisbon in the best areas of the city. Choosing to stay in Lisbon centre is the best option if you want to reach the most relevant spots for tourists by foot. In that case you should confirm your booking well ahead of time if you want to get a good deal. Usually Lisbon city centre is the area with the highest demand for accommodation.Stay close to the most popular spots in Lisbon
Lisbon is an excellent city if you are planning to go on holidays with your partner, your family or on your own. You'll find the ideal environment for each situation. National Theatre of D. Maria II, one of the most popular districts, can be your first stop after your arrival in Lisbon. Choose among 2712 hotels near National Theatre of D. Maria II and book a room starting from £8. If you are a theater lover you will find recommendations on the current programme close to the venue. Hotelscan offers you the opportunity to stay in hotels near Rossio Square at a price that you can afford, from £8. Staying close to this square means you are close to the busiest locations in the city. If you are searching for a place to enjoy during summer holidays of for a weekend, Lisbon is the perfect destination. Get the best out of Lisbon's atmosphere!Are you undecided about when to visit Lisbon? If it's the weather that worries you then you should know that both Portugal and its capital are pleasant to visit year-round. With its subtropical-Mediterranean climate, the city sports mild winters and warm summers. Average temperatures in January - the coldest month - range between 11°C and 18°C while the warmest month is August, with temperatures between 26°C and 33°C.
If it's festivals that make you tick then Lisbon will definitely deliver as it has a great selection of festivals throughout the year both religious and not. Some of the most popular ones are:
- Carnaval. Probably the most famous event in Portugal, the festival is generally held in February but dates may vary according to Easter. It includes parades and floats as well as costumes inspired by the famous Rio de Janeiro carnival.
- Santo Antonio. Held in mid-June, it is celebrated throughout the city but especially in the Alfama area and on the Avenida da Liberdade where a huge parade takes place. There are also street vendors selling food as well as traditional music and dancing.
- Festival de Música de Sintra. Taking place between June and July, the festival includes recitals, classical music and concerts, as well as ballet performers from all of Portugal and the world.
- Jazz em Agosto. Organized every year in August, it is held in Gulbenkian Centre's gardens and it attracts jazz lovers from all over the continent.
- Festa da Senhora da Consolação. Held in September, it is similar to that of Santo Antonio and it celebrates Portugal's patron saint.
As mentioned above, Lisbon is the oldest city in Western Europe and as such it is simply full of beautiful views, amazing architecture, and things to see - you can literally breathe in history in Portugal's capital! But what exactly is there to see in Lisbon?
- Tram 28. While it was born as a means of transportation, this historic streetcar has become an attraction in its own right. Take a ride on it to the top of the Alfama district and enjoy the view as you climb uphill, the walk back down to explore the neighborhood on foot on your way back. This district is home to attractions like the Sé Cathedral and the Castle of St. George.
- The Castelo de Sao Jorge (Castle of St. George). A wonderful spot for history buffs, the castle was built by the Moors on the highest hill in the area and thus it also provides beautiful views you definitely don't want to miss.
- The Sé Cathedral. Built in the 12th century, the church was commissioned to commemorate the defeat of the Moors at the hands of the Catholic army and it in fact replaced Lisbon's main mosque. It is a good place to visit if you are in the area as the cathedral is open daily.
- The Belem district. Only a few miles off the city centre, this waterfront district is one of the most popular in Lisbon as it is full of small shops and restaurants, as well as monuments and museums, the most notable of which are the Monastery of St. Jerome, the Belem Tower, and the Museu de Arte Antiga, the Museum of Ancient Art.
- The Mosteiro dos Jéronimos. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the monastery is located in the Belem neighborhood and it was built in the 16th century for the Heironymite monks. Part of the monastery is free and open to visitors while visiting other parts - the cloisters in particular - requires the payment of a small fee.
- The Torre de Belem and Monument to the Discoveries. Built at the beginning of the 16th century to commemorate the expedition to India Vasco De Gama went on, it was listed among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1983 along the Monastery of St. Jerome. Nearby there is also the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, or Monument to the Discoveries, which means to honor the maritime explorers of the period.
- The Museo Nacional do Azulejo (National Tile Museum). It may sound odd, but this is one of the most popular museums of the country and lots of tourists report their pleasant surprise after visiting it. Located inside the Convent of the Mother of God, many ceramic tiles are grouped together in mosaics which make the exhibits easier to view and appreciate.
- The Museu Calouste Gulbenkian (Gulbenkian Museum). A fairly new institution, this museum sprung out of a private collection which was turned into a public establishment after the owner's death. The exhibits are eclectic and they include illuminated manuscripts from the Middle Ages and Chinese vases as well as paintings from artists ranging from Rubens to Cassatt.