Hotels in Lagos (Algarve, Portugal)

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4987 hotels in Lagos

  1. Charming Residence & Guest House Dom Manuel I Adults only

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  2. Quinta do Mar - Country & Sea Village

    Three distinct outdoor swimming pools
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    from$89

  3. Ancora Park - Sunplace Hotels & Resorts

    Dedicated children's swim zones
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    from$69

  4. NH Lagos Algarve Resort

    Courtyard swimming pool and bar
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    from$101

  5. The Editory By The Sea Lagos

    Expansive outdoor pool deck
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    from$186

  6. Meia Praia Lagos - Beach Club Apartments

    In-room massage services
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    from$55

  7. Iberostar Selection Lagos Algarve

    Panoramic Atlantic swimming pools
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    from$155

  8. Belmar Spa & Beach Resort

    Five diverse swimming pools
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    from$150

  9. Villa Doris Suites

    On-site saltwater plunge pool
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    from$105

  10. Vila Gale Lagos

    Expansive lagoon-style outdoor pool
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    from$128

  11. Lagos Atlantic Hotel

    Private balcony with sea views
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    from$106

  12. Hotel Clube Porto Mos

    Full-service health club
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    from$102

  13. Boavista Golf & Spa - Bela Colina Holidays

    Expansive outdoor pool areas
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    from$105

  14. Aqualuz Lagos by The Editory

    Expansive dual outdoor pools
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    from$110

  15. Lagosmar Hotel

    Panoramic rooftop sun terrace
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    from$86

  16. Agua Hotels Vila Branca

    Four distinct swimming pools
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    from$52

  17. Riomar

    On-site beauty and barber services
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    from$58

  18. WOT Lagos Montemar

    Coastal soul design concept
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    from$36

  19. Hotel Marina Rio

    Rooftop swimming pool
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    from$162

  20. Solar de Mos

    Outdoor swimming pools and garden
    See prices from 8 sites
    from$117

  21. Clube Meia Praia

    Convenient access to Palmares Golf Course
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    from$125

  22. The Editory Residence Lagos

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    from$154

  23. Porto Mos Residence

    Sea view accommodations
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    from$65

  24. Lagos City Center Guest House & Hostel

    Dedicated outdoor terrace
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    from$40

  25. Marina Club Lagos Resort

    Expansive outdoor swimming pool
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  26. Canavial I & II Apartamentos

    Two outdoor swimming pools
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  27. Estrela da Luz

    Multiple swimming pools
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    from$179

  28. Costa d'Oiro Ambiance Village

    Multiple outdoor swimming pools
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    from$136

  29. Apartamentos Turisticos Marsol

    Peaceful garden swimming pool
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    from$90

  30. New Village Guest House

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    from$62

  31. Olive Hostel Lagos

    Curated local activity organization
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    from$176

  32. Atalaia Sol

    Heated outdoor swimming pool
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    from$88

  33. Lagos Charming Villas

    Outdoor hot tub relaxation
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    from$46

  34. Casas Novas Guesthouse

    Outdoor pool with sun terrace
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  35. Lagos Avenida Hotel

    Rooftop infinity pool with marina views
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    from$214

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Lagos – A Mixture of Beautiful Beaches and Portuguese History

One of the gems in the Algarve, Lagos is a gorgeous walled town on the south coast of Portugal. It is famed for its lovely beaches, bars and restaurants and stunning natural scenery with a glorious climate that provides sun almost all year round. Thanks to its natural harbour, it played a significant part in Portugal’s Age of Discovery with many ships setting sail from here in the pursuit of new territories. Faro, with its airport and hotel accommodation, is an hour’s drive or around two hours by train.

Discovering the Old Town

Cobbled streets, quaint hotels and white-washed villas are just some of the attractions in Lagos Old Town. Many buildings here date from the 18th and 19th-centuries after the town was heavily damaged by an earthquake that struck Portugal in 1755. Fortunately, part of the Roman/16th-century town walls survived but one casualty was the Church of Saint Anthony, Igreja de Santo António on Rua General Alberto da Silveira. It was rebuilt soon afterwards, its plain façade contrasting heavily with its truly stunning interior: magnificent gilded Baroque wooden carvings, cherubs and a beautiful ornate ceiling are joined by fascinating paintings and azulejo tiles on the walls. Attached to the church is the Municipal Museum which features an intricate Roman mosaic and historic religious clothing as well as a collection of ancient coins. A short walk is the Praça Infante Dom Henrique square; here, a statue of Prince Henry the Navigator, a key player in the Age of Discovery, takes pride of place.

Historic Links to the Slave Trade

It’s impossible to miss the attractive Church of Saint Mary, Igreja Santa Maria on Praça Infante Dom Henrique; dating back to 1498, it too was heavily damaged by the earthquake. Its picturesque 16th-century doorway remained largely unscathed and inside behind the altar is a fascinating picture of battling angels. A reminder of the town’s part in the slave trade can be found on the other side of the square; in 1444, Europe’s first slave market was established in Lagos and the Slave Market Museum, Mercado de Escravos , explores this history. Nearby on Avenida dos Descobrimentos, the Ponta da Bandeira Fort and Lagos Castle, Castelo dos Governadores are remnants of this strategic town’s defences and on Rua Doutor Faria e Silva, the Viva Science Centre features fascinating hands-on exhibits providing entertainment for the whole family. In centre of the Old Town, Rua 25 de Abril is a picturesque main thoroughfare with numerous hotels and accommodation options.

Other Must-See Attractions

One of the oldest streets in Lagos is Rua da Barroca; it’s a narrow walkway that runs adjacent to what was formerly the town’s sea wall, before Avenida dos Descobrimentos was built. It retains some Moorish architectural elements, and as well as budget hotels, one of the best seafood restaurants in the town is located here. Nearby, Praça Gil Eanes square is home to a distinctive statue of the 16th-century ruler of Portugal, King Dom Sebastian, which was sculpted by Joao Cutileiro in 1973; the Tourist Information Office can also be found here. Ten miles outside Lagos is Lagos Zoo: it features wild cats, monkeys which live on their very own island and many species of birds. Also in this area is the National Forest of the Baron of Saint John, Mata Nacional de Barão de São João . As well as offering picnic areas and several walking trails, the Paleolithic Menhir of Pedro do Galo is a fascinating attraction.

Shops, Food and Nightlife

As well as offering historic attractions, Lagos is also a great shopping destination, especially for those seeking souvenirs and gifts. Many of the shops dotted along the streets sell locally-made craft items with hand-painted tiles and ceramics being particularly popular purchases. Stylish boutiques also sell fashionable pieces of clothing and leather goods. To sample the local cuisine, the seafood restaurant in Lagos Fish Market on Avenida dos Descobrimentos is recommended and nearby, a farmers’ market is held every Saturday selling local produce. Sweet treats include Dom Rodrigo, a bite-sized conventual dessert made from sugar and eggs and wrapped in colourful foil, and almond-flavoured biscuits called Morgados. For evening entertainment, head for Rua Candido dos Reis which offers a selection of vibrant bars and clubs as well as budget hotels; Moscatel wine and Medronho, a spirit made from the berries of the strawberry tree, are delicious local tipples. The Cultural Centre on Rua Lançarote de Freitas also regularly hosts music events.

Glorious Beaches

The closest beach to the town centre is the compact Praia da Batata; its calm waters make it particularly popular with young families. In contrast, Meia Praia is the largest beach in Lagos, starting near the town and stretching to the east for over two miles to the mouth of River Odiáxere. Halfway along is Meia Praia train station with services to Lagos station. Bars and restaurants are dotted along the seafront as well as modern hotel blocks. To the west of Lagos is Praia de Porto de Mós, another long and sandy beach with a stunning rocky backdrop, while the adjacent Praia do Canavial is smaller and more intimate. In this area are the must-see Ponta da Piedade rock formations; the beautiful pillars, caves and grottos are best explored by boat; several companies offer services which depart from Lagos. Some of the rocks have been given nicknames over the years such as the Sphinx, the Chimney and the Camel!

When to book a hotel in Lagos

  • Cheapest month: December
    $106 per night
  • Yearly typical price
    $145 per night
  • Peak month: July
    $344 per night

Frequently Asked Questions about Lagos

  • When is the cheapest time to book a hotel in Lagos?

    December is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Lagos, with typical prices around $106 per night based on 10,315 price comparisons.

  • When are hotel prices highest in Lagos?

    Hotel prices in Lagos are usually highest during July, with typical prices around $344 per night.

  • How much does a hotel in Lagos cost per night?

    Hotel prices in Lagos usually range from $61 per night to $685 per night, with typical prices around $145 per night.

  • How do hotel prices in Lagos change throughout the year?

    Hotel prices in Lagos are typically lowest in December at around $106 per night, rising to around $344 per night in July.

  • November

    2026

    $111
    $65 — $179

  • December

    2026

    $106
    $61 — $161

  • January

    2027

    $116
    $66 — $179

  • February

    2027

    $127
    $60 — $215

  • March

    2027

    $140
    $69 — $233

  • April

    2027

    $161
    $108 — $226

  • May

    2027

    $149
    $106 — $217

  • June

    2027

    $191
    $154 — $256

  • July

    2027

    $344
    $291 — $685

  • August

    2027

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  • September

    2027

    $311
    $206 — $421

  • October

    2027

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