Hotel das Amoreiras
A small, independent house on a quiet square that most visitors never find.
€€From about €250 a night
Independent, peaceful and discovered-feeling.
Amoreiras, PortugalThe take
Hotel das Amoreiras occupies a townhouse on Praça das Amoreiras, the tree-lined square at the end of the aqueduct where the Mãe d'Água reservoir sits. It is fifteen minutes on foot from Príncipe Real and a world away from the Chiado crowds, which is exactly the point. Rooms are pared back and comfortable, there is a small garden, and the overriding impression from guest feedback is of quiet, of being looked after, and of having found something.
This is the hotel for people who have done Lisbon once and want to come back and live in it. The neighbourhood is residential, with a good bakery, the Arpad Szenes-Vieira da Silva museum on the square and the Amoreiras shopping centre a short walk away for practicalities.
It will not suit a first visit if you want to step out of the lobby into the old town. Chiado is a pleasant walk down and a taxi back up. If you value peace over proximity, it is the most discovered-feeling address on this list.
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The room to book: Deluxe Garden View
Same 20 m² as the Deluxe Courtyard, but the windows face the garden and the aqueduct, which is the whole point of this address. The hotel itself admits some courtyard rooms have limited views.
- Ask for
- A garden-facing room with floor-to-ceiling windows on the second floor. If the budget stretches, the two attic suites are the rooms the press singles out.
- Avoid
- The 14 m² Mini Deluxe unless you are travelling alone, and the courtyard rooms the hotel describes as having limited views.
Hotel DNA
What guests keep saying
Recurring themes in recent guest reviews, in our words. No quotes, no scores.
Praised again and again
- Warm, personal welcome from a small team
- Homemade a la carte breakfast, no buffet
- Quiet tree-lined square outside the door
The recurring complaint
- Entry rooms are compact
- A taxi ride from the main sights
Read the reviews yourself before you book.
- Area
- Amoreiras, Portugal
- From the centre
- 1.8 km
- Airport
- 20 min from LIS
- Price band
- €€
- Typical rate
- From about €250 a night
- Rooms
- 19
- Opened
- 2022
- Pool
- No pool
- Beach
- None
- Spa
- No
- Adults only
- No
- Restaurants
- 0
- Parking
- Not confirmed
- Selected by
- Independent research
- Last checked
- September 2026
Questions people ask
Good questions
Is Hotel das Amoreiras worth it?
A calm, independent base that repays a slower kind of Lisbon trip. Book it when you already know the city and want to sleep well. The insider's address: a small independent townhouse on a leafy square most visitors never reach. It trades proximity for peace, and the price reflects the honest lack of facilities.
Does Hotel das Amoreiras have a pool or a beach?
There is no pool. There is no beach; the nearest is a drive away.
Where is Hotel das Amoreiras?
It is in Amoreiras, Portugal, about 1.8 km from Praça Luís de Camões and around 20 minutes by car from LIS airport.
How much does Hotel das Amoreiras cost?
Entry rooms typically start from about €250 a night outside peak dates. We show typical rates, never live prices or invented discounts.
Which room should I book at Hotel das Amoreiras?
Deluxe Garden View. Same 20 m² as the Deluxe Courtyard, but the windows face the garden and the aqueduct, which is the whole point of this address. The hotel itself admits some courtyard rooms have limited views. A garden-facing room with floor-to-ceiling windows on the second floor. If the budget stretches, the two attic suites are the rooms the press singles out.
Is Hotel das Amoreiras adults-only?
No, but it suits couples more than families.
Our verdict
A calm, independent base that repays a slower kind of Lisbon trip. Book it when you already know the city and want to sleep well.
€€From about €250 a night
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