A small mansion built on the site of the former Royal Palace, this unique boutique stay lies in the historic Alfama ‘hood.

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

Designed by architectural big-gun Miguel Saraiva – with no detail left unconsidered, and velvet and silk galore.

We dig the juxtaposition of the old-style Portuguese architecture against the sleekly mod interior.

Ultrafresh yet timelessly cosy, like a cocoon of sweet, refreshing dreams.

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

Two words: free minibar. Three more: in-room Nespresso.

There’s an indoor pool, so you can keep it tight between spells of indulgence.

In the heart of Baixa, walking distance to all the sights (as well as the metro if you’ve hit your step count for the day).

Unique onsite details include a vibrant, Insta-worthy pool area, a rooftop deck & a well-equipped co-working space.

Feng shui design keeps rooms free-flowing.

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

Between the free WiFi and super-close Lisbon Alcantara Station, you’re beyond well-connected.

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

Whatever time you stumble in, the 24-hour front desk serves up service with a smile.

Vintage (of course) vibe with modern flair.

Do the famous welcome cookies live up to the hype? Yes, yes they do.

Gratis airport shuttle makes your stay a breeze.

Free WiFi, so you can brag about your cool trip in real time.

In the heart of Baixa Pombalina, steps from Rossio Square.

Modern accommodations set in the heart of a bustling neighbourhood where dozens of bars, restaurants and historical sights await.

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

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