4 Star Hotels in Lisbon

I wish every large city had a hotel such as this WALKING DISTANCE to the "International" Terminal. We had an early flight, and I was hearing horror stories of taxi availability, and shuttle service failures. It was such a relief to have control by being able to just walk!

Great hotel and fast check in. Room was great and very modern. I loved the bathroom and the idea of putting your card on the electric box.

Great location, and very comfortable. Hotel staff very good particularly Joao and Pedro on reception who did an excellent job

Checked in early into the hotel and was out on the town in no time effectively giving us a full day as we arrived on the early flight from London

We booked to go to Lisbon at the last minute for a short getaway and deliberated a lot over which hotel to stay in as it's obviously difficult from Tripadvisor reviews (with lots of hotels having largely positive comments with the odd negative one) to work out where we were best to be based. We couldn't have chosen a better location. Bang in the centre of the city with really friendly staff, a great selection of breakfast foods, fast WIFI and a late checkout until 12 on our last day. Would definitely stay at the Internacional Design Hotel again while we're tempted to try out some of the other Small Luxury Hotels in their group to see if they're as welcoming!

Mundial turned out to be everything we required for 5 days in Lisbon. Nothing about the Hotel caused us reason to be unhappy about our choice and it's location for going anywhere in the city or surrounding area was even better than expected. Taxi transfer from the airport is about 4 miles and is cheap at around 10-12 euros. We bought a 3 day "Lisboa Card" each and would recommend it for anyone who wants to cram in as much sightseeing as possible (and there's plenty of that to do around the city). The card gives unlimited use of all the excellent and safe public transport systems and removes the need for any other tickets to travel around. The Metro system is modern, fast and so easy to use and a must for getting around or interchanging with trains and trams. Must see attractions within the city are the Castle, Belim, and the spectacular Oceanarium all of which get discounted entry prices on the Lisboa Card. In the surrounding area another "must do" is a visit to Sintra, a world heritage site, where the Royal Palace and Moorish Castle are located. Allow a full day for this. The Lisboa Card is valid for trains to Sintra from Rossio station and departures are regular. The journey takes about 40 minutes. A hop-on hop-off public service bus does a very long and steep circular route around the palaces and castles from Sintra centre for 5 euros per person (much cheaper than local tour operators). We found Lisboans to be friendly, helpful people and English is understood everywhere.

This was my first trip to Lisbon and I did it at the last moment. I have very little time to research, but I clearly lucked out at Hotel Britania. The hotel is in stunning Deco style with all of the modern luxuries. The staff is warm, friendly and caring. The breakfast was lovely. I look forward to returning again soon. Oh yes, great location too!!

The room was clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed. It's located in the middle of the town's best restaurants and bars and walking distance to the historic attractions of Castello and Alfama. It's also next to the Rossio train station for convenient access to Sintra and the rest of the country. Complimentary breakfast included a nice spread of fruits, pastries, lox, bacon, etc. The people at the front desk were very helpful and spoke English (Nadia was particularly delightful host).

We stayed at The Mercy Hotel for a New Years Eve trip to Lisbon. The staff excellent, very helpful and welcoming, even to the point of ensuring our friend, who lives in Lisbon, was taken home safely at 3am on NYE. The location is excellent, right in the middle of the Barrio Alto and Chiado areas so you get the best of shopping, bars and restaurants. Although I would advise wearing comfortable shoes for exploring.... I had no idea Lisbon was so hilly! There are some lovely restaurants in the Barrio Alta area, we had great meals at very reasonable prices. The room was small but cosy and the bed was very comfortable. We slept well even though we overlooked the main road. My only criticism of the room is the lack of spare sockets to charge phones/iPad etc. I had to crawl under the bedside cabinet to unplug the lamp to charge my phone! I small problem I know, but unusual in a new hotel in this day and age when we all travel with various bits of technology. All in all Lisbon is definitely worth a visit for a weekend away and the Mercy is a great base for exploring.

Less than one min walk to subway station, 20 min walk to downtown Area