3 Best Hotels in Parque das Nações, Lisbon (2027): Near the Oceanarium and Oriente

Our pick is Martinhal Lisbon Oriente, a five-star family aparthotel near the Oceanarium: 9.8/10 from 297 reviews, and its 40 most recent reviews averaged 9.45. It has indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, a kids' club and apartments with kitchenettes. It cost €166 to €169 a night from November to March and €269 to €294 from April to October, with rates in every month. Its review count is much lower than the other two hotels here, so weigh the score accordingly.

For a cheaper, practical night before a flight or a train, Ikonik Lisboa is under ten minutes' walk from Oriente station, and Moov Hotel Lisboa Oriente, near Cabo Ruivo metro, never topped €147 on our sample nights. Neither scores 9.0, and we say why we still include them below.

Not sure Parque das Nações is right for you? Our guide to where to stay in Lisbon compares it with the other seven areas. If you want something central with good metro links at a similar price, see our best hotels in Saldanha. For the ten best-reviewed hotels across the whole city, see our ranking of the best hotels in Lisbon.

Walking times are rough estimates from each hotel's location. The last two columns are the cheapest rate for two on our January and July 2027 sample nights, before the tourist tax.

Martinhal Lisbon Oriente

5★, 9.8/10 from 297 reviews. A family-focused aparthotel on Praça Príncipe Perfeito, a few minutes from the Oceanarium and the river, with indoor and outdoor pools, a children's pool, a kids' club, a playground, a spa, a gym and a restaurant. Its 40 most recent reviews averaged 9.45. Two recent guests say it has become their regular base in Lisbon, and others used it for a night or two before a flight, since the airport is close. Two clear price seasons: €166 to €169 from November to March and €269 to €294 from April to October. Watch out for: food in the restaurant is on the expensive side, one guest found it hard to get the room cool enough, and Expedia lists it as an apartment property. Its review count is much lower than the other two hotels here.

Ikonik Lisboa

3★, 8.8/10 from 11,741 reviews, the most-reviewed hotel in this guide. A tall modern hotel on Avenida do Mediterrâneo, about 800 metres from Oriente station according to the hotel, and a short walk from the Oceanarium. Guests who arrive by train like the short walk and the staff, who store bags before check-in. Erratic pricing: €63 in December and €72 in January, but €136 in February, €200 in July and €216 in May; it had no rates for our September or October nights. Watch out for: its 40 most recent reviews averaged 8.5, below our usual bar. One guest found the sink outside the bathroom and too small, another had flickering hallway lights, and another couldn't use the TV's streaming apps.

Moov Hotel Lisboa Oriente

3★, 8.7/10 from 2,122 reviews. A modern budget hotel on Avenida Infante Dom Henrique, south-west of Oriente, about 1.4 km from the Oceanarium according to the hotel. Guests say the nearest metro is Cabo Ruivo on the red line, not Oriente, and describe the rooms as clean, comfortable and new. The steadiest prices here: €66 to €80 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, so families should check first.

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.

Martinhal's rate jumps by about €100 a night at the start of April and holds there until October, so a family trip in March costs noticeably less. Web Summit, held in Parque das Nações each November (9 to 12 November in 2026), pushes prices up across the city that week; our November sample night avoids it. For the weather that goes with these prices, see Lisbon in March and Lisbon in July.

• Families, book Martinhal. It is the only hotel here with a kids' club, children's pool and kitchenettes, and the Oceanarium is a few minutes' walk away. Our Lisbon with kids guide covers the Oceanarium and the other family days out.
• Early flight? Oriente is three red-line metro stops from the airport, so this is the easiest place to sleep before a dawn departure. Our Lisbon airport transfer guide compares taxis and private cars, and our best hotels near Lisbon airport covers the hotels closer still to the terminal.
• Going to Porto? Long-distance trains stop at Oriente as well as Santa Apolónia, so staying here saves a cross-town trip on departure day. Our Lisbon to Porto day tour guide covers the guided options.
• Check the child policy. Our hotel data lists Moov Hotel Lisboa Oriente as not accepting children.
• 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 and aparthotel in Parque das Nações and around Oriente station in our hotel reservation system with a guest score of 8.0 or more and at least 100 reviews, and priced all of them on our sample nights.

• 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). Eurostars Universal returned eight and the Ibis nine, so we left them out, and Meliá Lisboa Oriente and the Tagus Marina boats returned none. The Homeboat Company's houseboats showed the same €634 or €505 rate on almost every night, which we can't treat as a reliable price, and Moxy Lisboa Oriente showed about €1,900 to €2,000 on our September and October nights.
• 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. We left out MYRIAD by SANA (9.4 overall, but recent reviews averaging 8.1, with recent reports of mould, a water leak and broken air conditioning), Tivoli Oriente (a report of mould in a kettle in October 2026) and Moxy Lisboa Oriente (recent reviews averaging 8.3). Olissippo Oriente and Panoramic Living have no reviews in our data since October 2025, and Your Lisbon Home (8.5) and VIP Executive Art's (8.0) score lower.
• The final three: only Martinhal Lisbon Oriente meets our usual 9.0 cut. We include Ikonik Lisboa (8.8) and Moov Hotel Lisboa Oriente (8.7) because they are the best-reviewed hotels left in the area with full availability, and many readers need a practical bed near Oriente or the airport. Ikonik's recent reviews averaged 8.5, so treat it as a convenient choice rather than a destination.
• Order: our pick comes first; the rest are ordered by guest score.

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