Not only is the location on point (in the historic district of Alfama), but this gem boasts killer rooftop & sea views.

Ideal 'hood for seeing the sights — 6-min walk to the São Jorge Castle, Sé Cathedral and Nat’l Pantheon.

Waterside café-and-shop-dotted Comércio Square is within easy reach on foot. As are many historic hotspots and primo museums.

Nearby Chiado ‘hood is prime for boutique shopping, sipping galão in charming cafes or noshing at incredible restos.

Not only is the location on point (in the historic district of Alfama), but this gem boasts killer rooftop & sea views.

Each floor is inspired by a different region of Portuguese expansion – Africa, Asia, Brazil and yes, Lisbon – with aromas to match (cinnamon! coffee!).

18th-century arty on the outside, 21st-century arty on the inside.

Décor is a mashup of industrial chic and mid-century mod – a nod to the historic Alfama ‘hood.

Chicly central spot in Lisbon’s Baixa quarter, between the happenin’ pedestrian street Rua Augusta and Chiado quarter.

Refurbished 18th-century building retains its charm in the historic centre.

Airy, modern rooms in neutrals and navy, kitted out with flat-screen TVs and free WiFi for posting all those enviable pics.

Primo perch in the Alto do Pina ‘hood, ideal for exploring the biggies.

Just steps from the Eduardo VII Park and close to public transportation for easy access to the entirety of Lisbon.

Free WiFi keeps ya connected.

Built in 1533(!) with flowery patio and unbelievable spa. Experience pool heated with natural light and a long list of must-partake treatments.

Anchoring the lively, beating heart of the seaside Cais do Sodré neighbourhood, once a down-at-its-heels barrio now bursting with a dynamic nightlife scene.

Black cats are unlucky. Brown ones? Ristorante Il Gattopardo offers auspiciously good Italian food complete with an alfresco terrace.

Perched on a street that runs parallel to the grand Avenida de Liberdade, with its shops galore.

Tweet, post, pin and ‘gram with reckless abandon. Thank you, free WiFi.

Airy, modern rooms seem like they’re just waiting for you to start dreaming.

Free breakfast to keep hanger at bay.

Easy access to the Campo Pequeno metro stop and the bullfighting ring itself (at least go for the restaurants, not necessarily the goring).

This 19th century palace is pure Old World opulence, with Louis XV furniture, crystal chandeliers and stunning stained-glass windows throughout.

Vasco da Gama serves up chill vibes and on-point Portuguese fare with local produce.