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Expert reviews of cheap hotels in Lisbon

The best budget hotels in Lisbon... inspected and approved.

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Editor's Pick
Pensao Praca de Figueira, Lisbon

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.

8.4 Guest Rating

From
$36

Editor's Pick
Albergaria Residencial Insulana, Lisbon

The Albergaria Residencial Insulana provides well-preserved rooms with great rates in the very heart of the Baixa grid.

7.3 Guest Rating

From
$67

Editor's Pick
Hotel Evidencia Tejo, Lisbon

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 ...

7.5 Guest Rating

From
$114

Editor's Pick
Pensao Ninho das Aguias, Lisbon

The Pensã o Ninho das Águias, perched among the treetops of Alfama, offers phenomenal views at serious budget rates.

From
$47

Editor's Pick
Home in Lisbon, Lisbon

Home in Lisbon boasts quality furnishings and smart décor in an upbeat atmosphere.

9.3 Guest Rating

$24
(per person)

Editor's Pick
Residencial Florescente, Lisbon

Though nothing fancy, we really like Residêncial Florescente. It's clean, friendly, and very affordable—particularly considering the great location.

8.3 Guest Rating

From
$67

Editor's Pick
Lisbon Dreams Guesthouse, Lisbon

The Lisbon Dreams Guesthouse is the kind of place we love happening upon—a small, well-priced guesthouse with an artsy flair and communal spirit.

8.9 Guest Rating

From
$56

Editor's Pick
Living Lounge Hostel, Lisbon

Straight out of the pages of a "Hip Hostel" book pops the Living Lounge Hostel, perhaps Lisbon's trendiest design hostel.

9.5 Guest Rating

From
$24

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Who are we? EuroCheapo is a guide to the best budget hotels in Lisbon and throughout Europe. Our editors drop in unannounced at affordable hotels in Lisbon, inspect and photograph the rooms, and recommend the best deals they find. All of our hotel picks are located in central Lisbon, and they’re all clean and cheap.

At EuroCheapo, we love Lisbon. The city has so much to offer to budget travelers, from its delectable (and affordable) restaurants, to the free nightly party that fills the streets of the Bairro Alto. And to top it all off, Lisbon’s hotels present a solid value. Even central three-star properties often have rates lower than one-star hotels in other capital cities.

Getting started: If you’re ready to read reviews of our recommended hotels, jump straight into our hotel reviews. If you’d like a little more guidance with choosing a neighborhood, read through our neighborhood overview. For additional information about keeping things cheap in Lisbon, check out the articles listed below.

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Getting Into Lisbon

There are many options for getting into central Lisbon from the airport and main train stations. We run through your bus and taxi options to and from the airport here. And don't worry, train fanatics! We also provide an transportation information to and from Lisbon's four main train stations.

Getting Around Lisbon

Getting around Lisbon is easy and inexpensive. We'll overview all you'll need to know about the city's metro, bus lines, tram network, funiculars, and public transportation ticket information. We'll also explain why taxis are a bad choice in Lisbon during rush hour.

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