3 Best Hotels in Avenida da Liberdade, Príncipe Real, and Restauradores, Lisbon

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We've compiled the best of the best in Avenida da Liberdade, Príncipe Real, and Restauradores - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Locke de Santa Joana

$$ | R. Camilo Castelo Branco 18, Lisbon, 1150-084, Portugal Fodor's Choice

A 17th-century convent has been transformed into this contemporary-chic retreat with co-working spaces and studios and apartments (many with kitchens and work areas) that attract a mix of laptop-clutching digital nomads and vacationers. There's a 24-hour gym as well as a large outdoor pool area with hotly contested lounge chairs for sunbathing. Numerous drinking and dining options include stylish Santa Joana, a standout for its elevated Portuguese cuisine under acclaimed chef Nuno Mendes. Hip nightspots The Kissaten and Spiritland host listening parties and serve creative cocktails, with the former boasting the city's largest whisky collection.

Pros

  • Stylish stay at reasonable price
  • Excellent on-site drinking and dining
  • Ideal for long stays

Cons

  • Navigating huge property with luggage can be a challenge
  • Extra charge for breakfast
  • Co-working spaces onsite won't appeal to everybody
R. Camilo Castelo Branco 18, Lisbon, 1150-084, Portugal
21-155–5590
Hotel Details
370 units
No Meals

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The Vintage Lisbon

$$$$ | Rua Rodrigo da Fonseca 2, Lisbon, 1250-191, Portugal Fodor's Choice

The discreet entrance belies the sleek design and wealth of amenities and perks inside, from a luxurious spa to a rooftop bar to complimentary in-room gin and tonic trays. The bespoke mid-century furnishings in rooms and communal spaces evoke Mad Men–era glamour, while the warm color palettes recall the grandeur of Lisbon’s historic palaces. Every style detail is perfect, from the retro telephones by the bed to the luxurious basement spa with modern fitness facilities and a relaxing pool area. Above ground, the V Rooftop Bar is a leafy space for cocktails and petiscos soundtracked by DJs spinning vinyl after hours, while the ground-floor bar and restaurant is a slick space for breakfast or dinner.

Pros

  • Leafy rooftop bar
  • Lovely spa with pool and gym
  • Ab-fab mid-mod aesthetic

Cons

  • Some street noise at night
  • It's not cheap
  • A bit far from major sights
Rua Rodrigo da Fonseca 2, Lisbon, 1250-191, Portugal
21-040–5400
Hotel Details
56 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Lisboa Plaza

$$ | Travessa do Salitre 7, Lisbon, 1269-066, Portugal

Run by the same family since its inauguration in 1954, this hotel recalls the glamour of mid-century Lisbon, combining elegant original fixtures and fittings with more modern amenities such as a gym and LCD TVs. The bar serves light meals and snacks, and guests are welcome to pour themselves a drink from the honor bar at the rooftop terrace.The hotel is also a good choice for families thanks to its relaxing communal areas with free all-day tea and coffee, huge buffet breakfast served until midday, and optional extras like babysitting services. 

Pros

  • Lots of nice extras
  • Large, relaxing common areas
  • Excellent location

Cons

  • Many rooms lack views
  • Some rooms are small
  • Design won't appeal to all tastes
Travessa do Salitre 7, Lisbon, 1269-066, Portugal
21-321–8218
Hotel Details
112 rooms
No Meals

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