expert reviews of cheap hotels in Lisbon

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Ah, Lisbon! You delight with your pastels and palaces. Not to mention your cheerful, cheap hotels! But where to stay? Check out our reviews of our favorite cheap hotels in Lisbon, all centrally-located. Welcome to EuroCheapo Lisbon!

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	Borges	Bairro Alto & Chiado	€ 78
	If you'll be taking advantage of Lisbon's nightlife, the Borges would make a very convenient home base.




	Duas Nações Residencial	Baixa	€ 35 - 75
	The Duas uas Nações Residence, a popular hotel with 57 rooms, sits at the corner of Rua August and Rua da Victoria in the heart of Baixa.




	Hotel Anjo Azul	Bairro Alto & Chiado	€ 40 - 75
	The Hotel Anjo Azul, Lisbon's first gay hotel, opened in 1998. From the blue-tiled exterior to the fantastic location, the Azul is right on the money.




	Hotel Lisboa Tejo	Baixa	€ 85 - 120
	From the hip lobby and modern rooms to the preserved 16th-century well and original, exposed stone walls, the Tejo offers something old, something new ...




	Pensao Praca de Figueira	Baixa	€ 30 - 55
	The Pensão Praça da Figueira is a sure budget bet. It offers a wide variety of clean, pleasant rooms with good prices and a great location overlooking the square.


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		Lisbon Day Trips Day Trips Around Lisbon Beyond the city limits of Lisbon are dozens of amazing day-trip possibilities. We narrow the field down to three gorgeous suggestions here: the picturesque walking town of Sintra, the seaside resort of Cascais, and the cute fishing village of Peniche. » read article \| go to city guides


		Lisbon City Guide Introduction Intro to Lisbon Lisbon is a riot of pastel flashes, curving alleys, and hillside stairways. Dilapidated and bold, it's one of Western Europe's best cities for bargain-hunting travelers. Portugal's colonial history is always right near the surface of life in Lisbon, and a deep impression of Portugal's glory as a seafaring world power is inescapable. » read article