EuroCheapo Review: If you'll be taking advantage of Lisbon's nightlife, the Borges would make a very convenient home base.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: The three-star Dom Carlos Liberty is conveniently located along Rua Alexandre Herculano, just to the East of the Avenida da Liberdade.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Usually more apt to gush about family-run or independently minded hotels, we thought the Dom Carlos Park provided a well-deserved exception to the boring chain hotel rule.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: How happy we were, then, to discover that the Fenix had undergone some serious renovations in 2004.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: 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 ...... full details

EuroCheapo Review: We were pleasantly surprised by the rooms at the Hotel Turim Lisboa, which were much nicer and more spacious than we expected.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Opened in 1917, the five-story Metropole still maintains its classic style.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: This massive 373-room hotel is one of the largest in Lisbon. Décor is somewhat predictable hotel fare, though still attractive and comfortable.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Stately and serene, this hotel is certainly a splurge. But with these credentials, the room rates are justified.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: The Sana Lisboa Hotel is a four-star splurge, offering premium rooms in mint condition that overlook the Parque Eduardo and the old city.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Creative and attractive, yet unpretentious and intimate (much like the ideal date), this Alfama splurge has 12 individually decorated rooms and amazing vistas.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Although they're not the most exciting rooms this side of the Tejo, they are very spacious and come with a kitchenette.... full details