8 Best Hotels Near Lisbon Airport (2027): Walk, Shuttle or Metro

Our pick is Meliá Lisboa Aeroporto, the only full-service hotel at the airport itself, about 220 metres from Terminal 1: 9.0/10 from 11,975 reviews, with indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and a restaurant. It cost €147 to €261 a night for two on our sample nights, with rates in every month. Its recent reviews are weaker than its headline score, and we explain why below.

For the lowest price, B&B Hotel Lisboa Aeroporto (€53 to €138) and ibis Styles Lisboa Aeroporto (€69 to €139, with a free airport shuttle) are both in Prior Velho, north-east of the terminals. For the best-reviewed small stay, SK Lisboa Villa Guesthouse (9.1/10) is a self-check-in guest house about 2 km west. For families, Martinhal Lisbon Oriente (9.8/10) is a five-star aparthotel by the Oceanarium, three metro stops from the airport.

Arriving late but spending a few days in Lisbon? A central hotel is a short taxi or metro ride away; our guide to where to stay in Lisbon compares the areas, and our Lisbon airport transfer guide covers getting there. For the ten best-reviewed hotels across the whole city, see our ranking of the best hotels in Lisbon.

Distances are straight-line measurements from Terminal 1, so the road trip is longer, especially to Prior Velho on the far side of the airport. Shuttle details come from our hotel data and can change, so confirm with the hotel. The last two columns are the cheapest rate for two on our January and July 2027 sample nights, before the tourist tax.

Meliá Lisboa Aeroporto

4★, 9.0/10 from 11,975 reviews. On Rua C at the edge of the airport, about 220 metres from Terminal 1, so close that guests describe it as across the street from the terminal. It has a heated indoor pool, an outdoor pool, a spa with sauna and steam room, a gym, a restaurant and a bar. Guests praise the location for early flights, the spa and the staff, and one found the shuttle van right on time. €147 on our November, December and February nights, €159 in March, €175 in April, €180 in August, €208 in May, June, September and October, €213 in January and €261 in July. Watch out for: its 40 most recent reviews averaged 8.6, well below the headline score. One guest found breakfast awful, others waited so long for the shuttle that they walked, one found the shower floor slippery, and one reported a mould smell in their bathroom on 22 October 2026. Our hotel data lists the shuttle as paid.

Martinhal Lisbon Oriente

5★, 9.8/10 from 297 reviews, the highest score here, with recent reviews averaging 9.45. A family aparthotel by the Oceanarium in Parque das Nações, about 2.8 km from Terminal 1 and a short walk from Oriente station, three stops from the airport on the red metro line. It has indoor and outdoor pools, a children's pool, a kids' club, a spa and apartments with kitchenettes. One guest stayed two nights before flying out and valued how close the airport was. €166 to €169 from November to March, €269 to €294 from April to October. Watch out for: it is far pricier than the other hotels here, the restaurant is expensive, and a guest with a 5 am check-out couldn't use the breakfast in their rate. Its review count is low. More in our best hotels in Parque das Nações.

SK Lisboa Villa Guesthouse

3★, 9.1/10 from 1,569 reviews, with recent reviews averaging 9.1, the strongest recent record after Martinhal. A small guest house with a garden on Rua Alexandre Rey Colaço, about 2.2 km west of Terminal 1, with self check-in and a host guests single out by name. One guest found it about 20 minutes by ride-hailing car from the sights, and others mention free street parking on evenings and weekends. €86 in January and February, €142 to €155 from March to September, and €168 in October. Watch out for: there is no breakfast and no fridge in some rooms, a kitchen lacked a kettle, and one guest was woken by others leaving in the middle of the night, as sound carries between rooms. It isn't listed on Expedia, so its Expedia button opens a Lisbon search.

ibis Styles Lisboa Aeroporto

4★, 8.9/10 from 3,833 reviews. In Prior Velho, on the north-east side of the airport, with a restaurant, a gym and a free airport shuttle that guests book online. Guests praise the clean rooms, the breakfast and, often, the shuttle driver. €69 in November, January and February, €82 in April, €113 in July and €139 in September, its dearest night. Watch out for: rooms and bathrooms are very small; the shuttle booking site is awkward and seats can't always be reserved; one guest waited an hour at the airport for a shuttle that never came and took a ride-hailing car instead. Its recent reviews averaged 8.85.

Alvalade Palace

4★, 8.7/10 from 3,101 reviews, with recent reviews averaging 8.9. A guest house with a garden terrace on Avenida Almirante Gago Coutinho, about 1.6 km south-west of Terminal 1. Guests describe it as very clean and convenient for the airport, with helpful staff and a fridge in the room, and one was well looked after after a late, delayed arrival. One of the flattest prices here: €85 in November and December, €97 in January and February, and €113 to €121 from March to October. Watch out for: one guest found nothing open nearby and needed a taxi to go anywhere, rooms can be small, and our data lists the airport shuttle as paid. Expedia lists it as adults-only while our hotel data says it accepts children, so families should check with the hotel first.

Moov Hotel Lisboa Oriente

3★, 8.7/10 from 2,122 reviews. A modern budget hotel on Avenida Infante Dom Henrique, about 2.1 km south-east of Terminal 1 and a few minutes from Cabo Ruivo station on the red line, which guests recommend over Oriente. Rooms are described as clean, comfortable and new. €66 to €81 from November to March and never more than €147 on our nights. Watch out for: it is on a main road without good pavements for wheeling luggage, the views are of the road, and our hotel data lists it as not accepting children.

B&B Hotel Lisboa Aeroporto

3★, 8.2/10 from 13,809 reviews, the most-reviewed hotel on this page. On Rua Vasco da Gama in Prior Velho, about 2 km north-east of Terminal 1. Guests describe clean, simple rooms, quick check-in and friendly staff, and call it ideal before an early flight. The cheapest hotel here: €53 to €69 from November to March, €84 in April and July, and €138 on our October night. Watch out for: its recent reviews averaged 8.05; breakfast runs short at busy times, one bathroom had no extractor fan, and our hotel data lists no airport shuttle. Stay Hotel Lisboa Aeroporto, on the same street, is a different hotel with much weaker reviews.

Holiday Inn Express Lisbon Airport

3★, 8.1/10 from 10,002 reviews. On Rua Guiné in Prior Velho, about 1.9 km from Terminal 1 in a straight line, with a paid shuttle. Guests were pleasantly surprised by spacious, well-kept rooms and very comfortable beds. €74 to €82 from November to March, €95 in April, €88 in July and €107 to €129 in September and October; it had no rate for our August night. Watch out for: it is in an industrial area with nothing within walking distance, guests found parking and the back-door entrance confusing with heavy bags, and its recent reviews averaged 8.0.

The cheapest available rate for two adults for one night, checked on 30 October 2026, on four Wednesday sample nights in 2027. Each figure is the lowest price on offer that night, whatever the room type, meal plan or cancellation terms, so it is usually non-refundable. A dash means the hotel had no published rate for that night.

Airport hotels move less with the seasons than central ones, because their guests are flying rather than sightseeing. Meliá Lisboa Aeroporto bucks the usual pattern: our January night (€213) cost more than April or September. September was dearer than July at five of the eight hotels. Every hotel's cheapest night fell between November and February. For the weather that goes with these prices, see Lisbon in February and Lisbon in September.

• Check your terminal. Everything lands at Terminal 1, but several low-cost airlines depart from Terminal 2, which has no metro station. A free shuttle bus links the two terminals between 03:30 and 00:30, so for a very early Terminal 2 departure plan on a taxi; our airport transfer guide has the details.
• Book the shuttle, don't assume it. At ibis Styles the shuttle is free but needs a reservation; guests who didn't book, or whose pickup failed, ended up in a taxi. At Meliá, Alvalade Palace and Holiday Inn Express our data lists the shuttle as paid.
• Use the metro. The red line starts at the airport. Martinhal (Oriente) and Moov (Cabo Ruivo) are on it, and so is Saldanha in the centre; our best hotels in Saldanha covers that end of the line.
• Eat before you check in. Prior Velho, where B&B, ibis Styles and Holiday Inn Express stand, is an industrial area, and guests at Alvalade Palace found nothing open nearby. Meliá and ibis Styles have restaurants.
• Check breakfast times for early flights. One Martinhal guest checking out at 5 am couldn't use the breakfast in their rate. Ask about a breakfast box, or book a room-only rate.
• Add the tourist tax. Lisbon charges €4 per person per night, up to seven nights, on top of every rate on this page.

We looked at every hotel, guest house and aparthotel within about 3 km of Terminal 1, in a straight line, in our hotel reservation system with a guest score of 8.0 or more and at least 150 reviews, and priced all of them on our sample nights. Airport hotels score lower than central ones, so this page uses a lower bar than our neighbourhood guides.

• Availability: each hotel here had bookable rates on at least 10 of 12 monthly sample nights between 25 November 2026 and 13 October 2027 (one night, two adults, one Wednesday per month). Green Charm House, Be My Neighbour and Encarnação Home returned between two and seven, and MàHouse returned none.
• Prices: the cheapest available rate for two adults for one night, in euros, as returned on 30 October 2026, before Lisbon's tourist tax and other fees. It is the lowest price on offer regardless of room type, meal plan or cancellation terms, so flexible rates and breakfast usually cost more. The live grid prices a three-night stay about 30 days ahead instead. The final price is always set by Expedia or Booking.com, whichever you book on.
• Ratings and reviews: guest scores out of 10 and review counts come from our hotel data partner, Nuitée, and were checked on 30 October 2026. We read the 40 most recent reviews for each hotel and checked them for theft, safety, pest, mould and closure reports, and each hotel here has recent reviews averaging 8.0 or more. We left out Stay Hotel Lisboa Aeroporto (recent reviews averaging 7.1, including a report of a dirty room and towels). Hotel Star Inn Lisbon Aeroporto, also beside the terminal, has no reviews in our data since October 2025, and Radisson Blu Hotel Lisbon has no current guest score, so we couldn't vet either.
• One exception: we normally leave out any hotel with a recent mould report. Meliá Lisboa Aeroporto had one, on 22 October 2026, among 40 recent reviews. We kept it, with that warning, because it is the only full-service hotel at the terminal and the report was a single one; check recent reviews before you book.
• Also nearby: city hotels around Alvalade and Campo Grande, such as Hotel Roma and NH Lisboa Campo Grande, are about 3 km away but not on the airport's metro line, so they are no quicker for a flight than Oriente. For more hotels around Oriente station, see our best hotels in Parque das Nações.
• Order: our pick comes first; the rest are ordered by guest score, then review volume.

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