Which hotels in Lisbon offer free wifi?

The following hotels in Lisbon offer free WLAN for HRS guests: Holiday Inn Express LISBON - ALFRAGIDE , Hotel VIP Executive Art's and TRYP Lisboa Oriente Hotel . More hotels in Lisbon with free WiFi .

How much is a hotel in Lisbon for one night?

On average, a night in a 3-HRS-star hotel in Lisbon costs €76.39. The prices per night start at €25.49. If you choose a luxury hotel, the average nightly price is €243.80 (prices are based on hotel prices from hrs.de).

Which hotels in Lisbon have the best ratings?

In Lisbon the Altis Grand Hotel , Corpo Santo Lisbon Historical Hotel and Hotel The Indy House Rooms & Apartments received the highest customer ratings with at least 8 out of 10 rating stars.

Which hotels in Lisbon offer good breakfasts?

The hotels Hotel VIP Executive Art's , Hotel Avenida Palace and Lisbon Marriott Hotel have received very positive reviews from travelers for their breakfast options.

Which hotels in Lisbon offer a gym?

You can relax in the fitness studio after your business meeting at the following hotels in Lisbon: Hotel Corinthia Lisbon , Hotel Marquês de Pombal and Hotel TRYP Lisboa Aeroporto .

Which conference hotels in Lisbon are particularly recommended?

In Lisbon the following conference hotels: Altis Grand Hotel , Hotel Corinthia Lisbon and Olissippo Lapa Palace The Leading Hotels of the World have received the highest customer ratings with at least 8 out of 10 rating stars.

Which hotels in Lisbon are close to airport: Lissabon (LIS)?

Hotel VIP Executive Art's , TRYP Lisboa Oriente Hotel and VIP Grand Lisboa Hotel & SPA are close to the Flughafen Lissabon (LIS) .

Which hotels in Lisbon are centrally located?

At HRS you have the option of sorting the hotels according to their distance from the center and choosing the right hotel for you. Or use the map view.

Which hotels in Lisbon are good for a business trip?

The accommodations Hotel VIP Executive Art's , TRYP Lisboa Oriente Hotel and VIP Grand Lisboa Hotel & SPA received particularly good reviews from business travelers. You can find more business hotels in Lisbon here .

Which hotels in Lisbon have a spa?

You can relax in the wellness area after your business meeting in the following hotels in Lisbon: Hotel Corinthia Lisbon , Hotel Marquês de Pombal and Hotel TRYP Lisboa Aeroporto . You can find more information and offers on wellness hotels in Lisbon at HRS.

Which design hotels in Lisbon are particularly recommended?

The following design hotels in Lisbon: Rossio Garden Hotel , Myriad by SANA Hotels and Hotel Do Chiado have received the highest customer ratings with at least 8 out of 10 rating stars. More design hotels in Lisbon on HRS.

Which hotels in Lisbon cost a maximum of 80 € per night?

You can stay at the following hotels in Lisbon for less than 80 EUR per night: Hotel Exe Saldanha , Hotel Pensao Estaçao Central and Hotel Dom Carlos Park .

Which hotels in Lisbon are close to the train station?

You get a good connection to the local public transport through accommodations near the train station. The accommodations Hotel Lisbon Experience Apartments São Bento , Corpo Santo Lisbon Historical Hotel and 1908 Lisboa Hotel are perfectly suited due to their proximity to the train station.

How much does a stay in Lisbon this weekend cost?

For two nights in a 3-HRS-star hotel in Lisbon, travelers will pay an average of €137.67 over the coming weekend. (Price based on HRS prices of a price query from 24 July 2021 for two nights in a single room this coming weekend (30 July 2021 - 1 August 2021).)

How much does a hotel in Lisbon cost tonight?

In Lisbon travelers can expect an average overnight price of €117.72. (Prices are based on the hotel prices from hrs.de).

Lisbon (Lisboa)

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Lisbon - Religion and art have left a deep impression

Since its role in the storied Age of Exploration in the 16th century, lovely and exciting Lisbon has been the crown jewel of Portugal and a major center for tourism, industry, and technology. Nestled on the banks of the Targus River just before it meets the ocean, Lisbon has been both a commercial hub and a religious center for Catholicism for centuries. This history abounds in its churches, fortresses, and secular architecture, clearly on display for anyone strolling its old streets and waterfront. This magic place in the Iberian Peninsula has inspired artists from Voltaire to Rodrigo and Debussy, and accounts for much of Portugal's wealth, both materially and culturally.

Location: The westernmost major city in continental Europe

After the long journey from its source in the Spanish mountains through towns like Toledo and Aranjuez, the Targus River (Rio Tejo) empties into the Atlantic. On its banks lies Lisbon, both the capital and economic center of Portugal. Nestled in the Iberian Peninsula, the beautiful and busy city is the westernmost major city on the European continent.

Business: Ships of all sorts and all flags moor in Lisbon’s harbor

Given its prime, Atlantic location on the doorstep of southern Europe, Lisbon is host to a parade of ships of all sorts. A constant stream of tourists issue from the cruise ships mooring at its docks, so service is the dominant sector of the economy. It has a vibrant industrial sector as well. 45 percent of Portugal’s wealth is generated in Lisbon, which is also home to some notable multinationals. Refineries, textiles, and fishing also play major roles.

Culture: A multi-lingual city at the very heart of Europe

Nestled on the steep slopes that sit astride Rio Tejo, the stone architecture of Lisbon echoes with its rich history. Two ornate cathedrals—the Igreja de São Roque, and the baroque Santo António de Lisboa—are testament to the Catholic past. So too are the Monastery of São Vicente de Fora, and the dark history of the Igreja de São Domingos—a center for the Spanish Inquisition. The explorer Vasco da Gama gets his due with both a bridge and an aquarium named in his honor.

Activities: Sightseeing, Clubbing, and Culinary Arts

With its architecture and old streets filled with shops and restaurants, Lisbon is an exciting blend of old and new, offering much to do. View modern and classical art at the Museu Calouste Gulbenkian, or study the ancient use of tile in artworks at the National Tile Museum. Observe diverse marine life without a dive in the ocean at the Oceanario de Lisboa, an excellent aquarium. Pamper your taste buds at one of more than 2,000 restaurants and wine bars, or take in a game of soccer at the city's Estádio da Luz Stadium. Make sure to visit the Torre de Belém, a tower built in the 15th century, and to take a ride on the funicular Elevador da Glória.

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Lisbon - Religion and art have left a deep impression

Location: The westernmost major city in continental Europe

Business: Ships of all sorts and all flags moor in Lisbon’s harbor

Culture: A multi-lingual city at the very heart of Europe

Activities: Sightseeing, Clubbing, and Culinary Arts