Where to stay in Lisbon when you are going alone
10 places read, grouped by the choice you are actually making. Every one has been read rather than listed.
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Women only
Properties or dorms that take women exclusively.
- Living Lounge HostelWomen only
Female-only dorm options are available alongside mixed dorms.
Hostel · 4.7 from 531 - The Independente Hostel & SuitesWomen only
The rooftop bar draws the whole hostel together at sunset, with the Tagus laid out below. Reviews note female dorms are available, though the Cais do Sodré neighbourhood runs loud into the night.
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Hostels
Where most first solo trips start, and where meeting people costs no effort.
- Lisbon Destination Hostel
Women keep returning for the curtained bunks and free breakfast at this award-winning hostel inside Santa Apolónia station. The 24-hour bar means the common areas stay lively well past midnight, though being inside a terminus means early trains will find you.
Hostel · 4.7 from 2,057 - Home - Lisbon Hostel
Women keep coming back for the family dinners, which are genuinely good and draw the whole hostel together around one table. Manel at the front desk is the kind of staff member who makes a solo arrival feel like a return visit. No specific catch surfaces in the reviews.
Hostel · 4.7 from 1,655 - Yes! Lisbon HostelHostel · 4.6 from 1,183
- Party Zone Hostel Bairro AltoHostel · 2.7 from 164
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Hotels and guesthouses
A door of your own.
- Safestay Lisbon Bairro AltoHotel · 3.9 from 1,273
- The One Palácio da AnunciadaHotel · 4.8 from 1,115
- Memmo AlfamaHotel · 4.6 from 959 · about $200 a night
- The Lumiares Hotel & Spa
Features an extensive spa carved from a 16th-century palace with sauna, steam room.
Hotel · 4.6 from 596 · about $213 a night