Very good location and near the subway station. Take a " day pass " for EUR 6,80 wich is valid for 24 hrs and you can use it for the train and bus rides. The Praca do Comercio is at a slow 15 min walk to the right. It s near the river Tagus and from there you can walk up to the old (higher) part of Lisbon and visit the castle of Sao Jorge and on your way to the castle pass the church. Have a stroll through Alfama. If you do the tram ride look for a station where not too many tourists board. A que is almost inevitable. I took the 28 and got to see the best part of the city. If you go to Belem (on the banks of the river Tagus) you will find the tower of Belem and the Jeronimos Monastry. Even if booking the ticket online the que was enormous and I had to wait for more then an hour to get inside. To visit the grave of Vasco da Gama you have to enter the church and that requires another ticket. The tour through the monastry was done in less then 30 min and therefor a bit disappointing. The tower of Belem is nice and on the right side there is a very very good restaurant Feitoria ! It s a Michelin star awarded restaurant and very expensive but worth to try ! Very good menu but again " not cheap " so skip this if it not fits your budget. Worth mentioning though ! The boat ride on the Tagus was nice and it brings you from Belem to the Praca do Comercio and back sailing on the other side where the sanctuary of Christ is. Do the boat ride if you are sure you will have nice weather. Near the hotel are some good resto s and they are not so expensive. Opposite the entrance of the hotel is a good place to have a beer and some good bites. Around the corner (right) is a good place for a good sandwich and a drink for less then EUR 8. Took an Uber taxi from the airport to the hotel for EUR 8. Hotel is excellent and it gives you what is promise you. I had a single room (single bed, where can you find that) and although it is a small room it is comfortable.

Nothing ! I ran out of space so just will add that the breakfast was great with boiling hot eggs and fresh fruits.

Excellent location but quite pricey. Extremely basic in terms of services - no fridge in the room, tiny rooms. Essentially you are paying for the location. If you’re just planning to spend one or two nights and most of the at time outside then it works well.

Could have used a small fridge or at least machines providing cold water. Rooms were tiny and there’s no way to turn off the green lights in the windows that stay on all night.

The location of the hotel is central and perfect for getting around and travelling out of Lisbon by bus, metro/tube and train. It is also a great location for sightseeing and shopping. The squares are conveniently located nearby to join free walking tours. I would recommend the Alfama - old town tour. The single room was small, but it did not bother me as I was there to explore the city. More important to me was that it (the room) was clean, and continental breakfasts perfectly fine to start the day on. Katty and Andreea were very professional, friendly and helpful. I will stay there again.

What was missing was a kettle, tea/coffee and cup in the room.

The room was modern, clean and well-orgnised, they have very good buffet breakfast with very good options and local sweets. The location is just 3 mins from the city center. The staff are very kind and cooperative, you can leave your luggage at the hotel when you check out. The facility is well-maintained and clean. I do recommend this hotel for a wise budget. My experience was excellent.

The toilets and shower are small, and you need to pay attention when you use the hairdryer. The light in the room is low, not very strong, I don't know why the light system is designed in this way, but , it is not an issue..

Very central and easy to find hotel. Metro and bus stations are super close. Hotel staff was friendly and the hotel room was very clean. The solo/single room had some student dorm vibes but I am all in for the nostalgia ;) Very comfy bed! Also, Bairro Baxia and Bairro Alfama can be done easily by foot from this accommodation. So, perfect location to start your lisbon adventure! Would book again.

The only drawback I can think of is that you hear everything in the hotel (such as your hotel room neighbors). However, that can be easily solved with ear plugs and during your stay in lisbon you are unlikely to spend much time at the hotel anyway ;)

The hotel was very clean, extremely central and only around the corner from Teatro Politeama - a wonderful theatre which, if you get a chance go and see a show there. I found the staff very pleasant and helpful. The sheets in the bed were crisp and immaculate and although my bed was narrow, it was very comfortable. The soaps and creams in the bathroom were lovely . As a sole traveller I found it warm and welcoming .

There was building going on next door so it was noisy in the morning . Having said that I slept very well. I took a while to work out the lighting in the room but my advice there is to read the very detailed instructions which are in the room in a newspaper style pamphlet!

The position in one of the most important squares in Lisbon surely is a strong point. Moreover, the hotel is very close to the train station to reach Sintra, 2 minutes on foot.

The only negative thing I have to say is an answer received before arriving about the check-in: I asked if it was possible to check-in one hour beforehand (if I remember well, check-in was at 2 or 3pm) and I received as a reply that if I had wanted to arrive one hour earlier I would have booked the day before as well. Anyway, the staff has been really kind and very nice during all the stay.

Small hotel in the great location, just next to metro, a bit on the side of most turistic streets. Small rooms, but to my taste super well equipped, finally quite a lot of storage. Also shower and separate toilet with sink helps to navigate is small space and get ready😂 Breakfast is nice, a lot of choice. Some products are basic, but you can find a lot of options, sweet and salty, lots of fruits.

Just one coffee machine at breakfast - sometimes gets bit bisy. Down the hotel there is a restaurant, it can be quite noisy in the night. You have wooden shades to cut noise and ac in the room. But if you like to sleep with a window open, it can be challenging.

We were really pleasantly surprised by this hotel. The rooms were on the smaller side, but cozy and clean. The staff was kind and helpful. One of the receptionists gave us a few restaurant recommendations in the area, and each one we tried was stellar! You also cannot beat the location - in the center of the city, you can walk to pretty much anything. It was also surprisingly quiet for how centrally located it was.

There was nothing we didn't like that could be controlled. The 2 main things I would flag for people to know are 1. Because of the location, you're sort of close to where trash pickup happens, and when they came to get all the glass during our stay, it was quite loud. 2. The entrance is on a sort of side street that cars can't really go down, so expect to walk down a sloped, cobblestone street in order to access the hotel, rather than having a car drop you off right out front. Like I said, these are totally out of the hotel's control, but helpful to know!

location : perfect, not far from Rossio Metro station room : nice. beds very comfortable breakfast : delicious, various, enough choice for everyone We have particularly appreciated the aromatic water at the reception : very nice when you arrive/go at the hotel (from airport or from a walk in the city) and also the person at the reception who lend us an air-dryer as we had already checked out and we were completely wet with the rain !

jus the view from the window was not very nice (above and behind the terrasse - room 210)