Feng shui design keeps rooms free-flowing.

Feng shui design keeps rooms free-flowing.

Perfectly situated for sightseeing, but just tucked away enough for some quality R&R.

Killer location in exclusive ‘hood atop one of the city’s 7 hills, steps from the garden of Principe Real (hence the name).

Former HQ of the national TV station – lights, camera, action!

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

A perfect starting point for exploring trendier-than-thou Bairro Alto and shopping the Avenida da Liberdade.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Head up to the higher floors for some of the best river and city views in town.

1940s building still has its original plasterwork and wood floors, but has been restored under the watchful eye of architect José Carlos Cruz.

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

Bravo on the ren-o of this stately landmark. Wowza of a lobby is all arches and sculptures.

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

Relax, early riser.

An indoor pool for lap-swimmers and doggy-paddlers alike.

Yin yang balance of mod décor and warm touches like parquet floors creates tranquil vibes.

Boutique-and-café-rich loveliness on the tree-lined street right outside your door.

Plush modern comfort lets you sleep side by side with 4 centuries of history.

Pack your bathing suit, they've got a pool.

Quirky art and stunning design throughout. Even the restaurant uses mirrors to give waterfall images a multiplied effect.

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

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

Right in the heart of the city centre. Shopping, dining, experiencing history: all yours.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

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

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

Business district digs close to public transpo, handy if you’re here to sightsee, not sit in meetings.

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

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

This is one of the fancy new ones, with mod furnishings, subway tile and an airy, open feel.