Kid Friendly Hotels in Lisbon IA - Family Hotel Reviews

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Highlights: baby sitting, outdoor pool, minibar, … more
• Overview In a palace built in 1870 for the count of Valen�a, this government-rated five-star hotel, purchased by Orient Express in 1998, is the most talked-about accommodation in Lisbon. We never thought we'd see a hotel replace the Four Seasons Hotel The Ritz as the city's premier address, but Lapa has... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Highlights: baby sitting, indoor pool, minibar, 2… more
• The building is a new five-star hotel made of glass and concrete, and as you are coming from Avenida de Republica, you can see the name of the hotel from Praca de Saldanha. The hotel lobby is very large with plenty of armchairs and tables, large glass windows, a bar and a couple of overpriced sho... more on IgoUgo.com
• Sheraton Lisboa has received mixed reviews on various Internet travel web sites. We found our stay there mixed. (Heads up: join Starwood�s Preferred Guest program before making reservations and enjoy the privileges of a preferred guest room.) Our room was on the 19th floor, with a sweeping view... more on IgoUgo.com

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Built in 1892, Avenida Palace is the grandest old-fashioned hotel in Lisbon, an antiques-filled link to the past. Its extremely convenient location right at the Rossio is terribly noisy, but once inside, it is another world entirely. Still the grand dame of Lisbon hotels, it retains its 19th-cent... more on Frommer's
• Overview All rooms are elegantly furnished and have marble bathrooms, hair dryer, mini bar, valet service and TV, the hotel has a nice pleasent atmosphere with exceptional service, some rooms have Jucuzzis and the hotel offers laundry service, conference rooms and parking. Utell Superior Selection - Offer... more on IgoUgo.com

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Inaugurated in 2005, this 18th-century building has been successfully converted into a winning hotel. The structure lies at the point where the Chiado district meets Bairro Alto. This is a boutique hotel, and immediately after its opening it began to win its devotees. The decor blends the old and... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This central hotel lies just off Pra�a do Marqu�s de Pombal. The reason to stay here is economy: The Dom Carlos charges only a fraction of what its rivals in the neighborhood get. The curvy facade is all glass, lending an outdoorsy feeling reinforced by trees and beds of orange and red canna.... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Miraparque lies on a secluded, quiet street opposite Edward VII Park. The small guest rooms haven't been called modern since the 1960s, but are well maintained. All come equipped with tidily kept bathrooms containing tub/shower combinations. The hotel is a little worn but still recommendable beca... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Originally built around 1900, this is the most centrally located hotel in town, ideal for theater, sightseeing, dining, or business. A narrow flight of marble stairs runs to the lobby. Many 1920s Art Deco appointments adorn the public rooms. The cozy guest rooms, which vary greatly in size, are f... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 63% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Built in the 1800s as a private villa for the count of Coruche, this building lies behind the botanical gardens. Managed today by the Marqu�s family, it became a hotel back in 1945. Although renovated, the high-ceilinged rooms retain an aura of their original slightly dowdy, somewhat frayed cha... more on Frommer's
• Overview Just a 2-block walk west of Pra�a do Rossio and convenient to the railway station, this simple pension occupies two floors of a four-story building erected as an apartment house in the 1860s. The small rooms are high-ceilinged and completely unpretentious. ... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This hotel's postwar facade curves around a quiet residential corner in an undistinguished neighborhood. The Alicante is welcoming and safe. You register on the street level with kindly staff members who speak little or no English; a small elevator runs to the four upper floors. Furnishings and r... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This unique little hilltop hotel is perched near a belvedere, the Miradouro Senhora do Monte. It has a memorable nighttime view of the city, the Castle of St. George, and the Tagus. The intimate living room features large tufted sofas and oversize tables and lamps. Multilevel corridors lead to th... more on Frommer's