Lisbon 3-Star Hotels
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Lisbon, Portugal travel guide
ABOVE: Lobby and reception area of the
Hotel Berna.
Lisbon three-star hotels
Albergaria Senhora
do Monte a personal favorite
For a view that you'll never forget, book a room at this hilltop albergaria
in the Graça neighborhood and enjoy breakfast on the terrace each morning.
Ask for a room overlooking the city (not the street), and be prepared for a
grueling climb up cobblestoned streets and stone staircases when you return from
your day's outings.
Berna
The Hotel Vip Berna (see photo above) is a high-rise outside of the city
center--near the bullring, the airport, and the Campo Pequeno
Metro stop. Wheelchair-accessible rooms are available.
Botánico
As its name suggests, the highly-rated Hotel Botánico is near the Botanical
Garden, a few short blocks west of the Avenida da Liberdade. In addition to a
convenient location and reasonable rates for the neighborhood, the Botánico
offers free Wi-Fi and welcome drinks for arriving guests.
Dom Carlos
Park
Behind its spiffy glass façade, the Dom Carlos Park is a
modern hotel with wood-paneled rooms. It's one of the better bargains in its
neighborhood near the Marques de Pombal Square.
Dom Carlos Liberty
All 59 air-conditioned rooms at the former Hotel Presidente have double-glazed windows to
block street noise. The hotel is just off the Avenida da Liberdade between the
Marques de Pombal square and the city center. Rooms accommodate 1, 2, or 3
guests.
Dom
Sancho I
The Hotel Residencial Dom Sancho I is a great value for its
location: The hotel is just off the Avenida da Liberdade, within walking
distance of downtown. An Internet terminal is in the lobby.
Eduardo VII
This hotel is near the Eduardo VII park and the Marques de Pombal Square, where
you'll also find many of Lisbon's higher-priced hotels. The Rossio is easy to
reach by public transportation (or on foot, if you're an avid walker).
Metropole
You'll love the Hotel Metropole's location, especially if
you're planning an excursion to Sintra: The hotel is on the Rossio square near
the railroad station, Metro stop, and flower stalls. It's in a listed building
that dates back to 1917, and many of the furnishings are original. (The free
Wi-Fi is a modern addition.)
Miraparque
The 96-room Hotel Miraparque is on the east side of the Parque
Eduardo VII, about a block from the Parque Metro station and within walking
distance of the El Corte Inglês department store.
Like many hotels in the largely residential neighborhood, it was built in the
1950s.
Sana Reno
The Gulbenkian Museum is withing walking distance of this Sana property in
a newer area of Lisbon. The hotel has a rooftop swimming pool, parking garage, Jacuzzi, and sauna.
Sana Rex
This member of the Sana chain overlooks the Eduardo VII Park--a great
location for a hotel in its price range. It has 59 rooms and 9 suites, all with
double-glazed windows and adjustable-spring mattresses.
Veneza
The palatial building dates back to 1886, but the air conditioning, satellite
TV, private parking, and business amenities are strictly 20th Century. The hotel
is part of the Vip Inn group.
Zurique
The Hotel Zurique Vip Executive Zurique is a modern hotel in Lisbon's new
financial district, not far from the Gulbenkian Museum and about 1 km from the
Marques de Pombal Square. (Its location isn't ideal for sightseeing on foot, but
on the plus side, it has an outdoor swimming pool and is near a Metro stop.)
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