The water pump in the bathroom makes a lot of noise and at night it woke up the partner. This information is not written when booking the room.

My spouse and I had a wonderful stay at Casa Oliver in March 2025. First and foremost, the warm welcome and the service by the staff (Joao amongst others) throughout our stay was nothing short of exceptional. The room was beautiful, very roomy with a unique decor and well furnished with fridge, kettle, coffee machine, radio, etc. The bed was extremely comfortable with quality bedding. We had breakfast included and really enjoyed it. A lot of variety of hot and cold, salty and sweet and in a very nice and cosy setting. And last but not least, it is located in a beautiful neighborhood within a walking distance to many restaurants and sights. It also has public transport (tram #24 and bus) right in front of the hotel. We highly recommend this place and will definitely return if we go back to Lisbon.

We thoroughly enjoyed everything but a variety of pillow sizes and more available electrical outlets in the room would have been a nice bonus!

Casa Oliver was excellent - the location was great, you're really close to everything - you can pick up a few busses and trams from outside the B&B and there are restaurants and bars really close. Our first morning we did notice our duvet was dirty and that there was a leak in the shower, but more importantly we told the staff and they sorted the issues straight away. Staff were excellent and wanted to help with anything we asked. It was my wife's birthday (hence the trip) and they gifted us a bottle of cava and had a little piece of cake with a candle, very nice touch. Overall excellent. Would definitely recommend 👍🏻

This boutique hotel has its own distinctive, slightly Bohemian character. Elegantly designed, the rooms have classy touches (a SMEG kettle, a Roberts radio) which add to the feeling of modern style in this fascinating heritage building. Fantastic location in easy walk to many restaurants, bars and sights. My room at the front looked out onto the little park and in the evening I had the double doors open, enjoying a glass of wine from the (very reasonably priced) mini bar as I listened to the musicians who play outside the cafe there. The hotel staff are absolutely charming.

Casa Oliver is on quite a busy road but in Lisbon it would be hard to get somewhere with this ideal location that wasn’t. The windows are well soundproofed.

The room had tall ceilings, was spacious, great bed, good shower and both coffee and tea making facilities. Lovely tall windows with shutters to keep out the light and any noise at night, bedding was great, reception was very helpful and the overall feel of the place was special. There were many good quality artifacts, pictures and furniture that were age appropriate for the building. The breakfasts were good and the breakfast room had a lot of interesting things to look at. Really appreciated the staff, very friendly and helpful.

Nit picking, the only thing that would have helped us would have been having some milk for our tea as we are not coffee drinkers. But we were able to get some locally and keep in the fridge in the room, so no drama.

The room was air conditioned with a queen-sized bed. The desk manager, Catalina, is outstanding. She was extremely helpful in both recommending sites/places to see, as well as, making arrangements for special events/tours. The location was perfect for us and places we went were easily assessable.

The room, although small, was what we expected/booked. The only downside was the smallness of the toilet (we're of average size) and there was an issue with the directional valve (overhead/handheld) in the shower. Although the issue was addressed to some extent, it is not completely resolved. We made with what do.

Great location, friendly staff, and excellent facilities. We were recommended a nearby restaurant by the staff at reception (called Pica Pau) and it was one of the best meals me and my partner ate all trip. The location is beautiful and ensures a wonderful stay in Lisbon. I also enjoyed the properties connections to the local music scene, including providing free rooms for jazz artists.

There was a complimentary pod machine (and pods) in the room, however, the pods were not refilled during our stay. The tourist tax also increased prior to our visit and therefore the total on booking.com was wrong - we did not have an issue with this but it is just something to be aware of when booking a good amount of time in advance.

Casa Oliver Príncipe Real is a charming and stylish guesthouse that offers an unforgettable stay in Lisbon. The decor strikes a perfect balance between retro elegance and modern comfort, featuring beautifully curated old carpets and lamps that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The attention to detail is evident, especially in the bathrooms, which boast high-quality finishes and stunning marble that elevate the experience. You’ll find everything you need for a comfortable stay, making it a true home away from home. Situated in a picturesque part of the city, the guesthouse overlooks the lovely Príncipe Real garden, providing a serene backdrop. The central location is ideal, surrounded by a vibrant selection of restaurants, bars, and cafes, perfect for exploring the local culture. Overall, Casa Oliver Príncipe Real is a delightful retreat that combines style, comfort, and an unbeatable location, making it a must-visit for anyone traveling to Lisbon. The room is comfortable, cosy and well decorated. The bathroom has very quality finishes. Surrounded by cafes, bakeries, restaurants, wine bars and bars. Very near Viewpoint Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara, where you have a delightful view over the city. You can walk to the Rossio, Chiado or Praça do Comércio very easily. Mini bar with a good selection of water, beer, white and red wine, port wine and ginginha, cold and warm drinks, some snacks as well.

Excellent central location in a lovely part of the city. Both staff members we spoke with were very friendly, gave great recommendations and were assets to the b&b. Cute little touches in the room including little pastel de natas on arrival the radio being on.

As the building is quite old, the room had a musty smell to it if you didn't have the windows open. The rug in the room had been screwed into the floor (wasn't aware of this at the time) and when walking around the room barefoot I stepped on a screw causing my foot to bleed. The shared front door had a broken lock for a few days during our stay.

The location is really well, safe. The room is cute and decorated in a retro vibe. I really liked the music in the room, and kept it most often on (they put a vintage radio with some jazz music station on) I loved it it put me in good mood!

My room was in the first floor I could hear every night or early morning people with keys. I don’t know if it was other clients or the stuff.. that woke me up a lot and I didnt think I was that sensitive to to noise. I guess the walls and the door were thin. The carpet looked a bit old, and there is no storage you just hang your clothes.. it didn’t bother me as I was there for a short stay.