The hotel is in a nice location with easy access to the metro for exploring Lisbon. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the rooms have everything you could need. There was a good selection of food for breakfast and my dietary needs were catered for.

The first room I was offered was on the first floor, but it felt like the basement, and was a small cramped room. I asked for another and was offered a much nicer room on the 6th Floor which was brighter and larger. There is a nice lounge area on the top floor but this was locked and couldn't be accessed. It would have been a nice space to relax as there is no other communal space to do so in the hotel.

Location is excellent, basically all 3 metro lines are walking distance away. The staff was friendly and helpful. They allowed me to store the luggage for free before check-in and after check-out, a rare thing nowadays in Lisbon. Towels, air conditioner, tv -everything as you expect for 2 star hotel. My room was small, but it was actually bigger than it seemed from the pictures. And yes, the room pictures are real, it looked exactly how it was shown. Breakfast was very basic, but it was not written it was included, and came as a surprise during check-in. so I am grateful it was, absolutely no complaint here. For the cheapest hotel option in Lisbon in that particular day ( I paid less than 70 e total in the peak season) everything was good enough

The shower walls and hanger for shower were kind of dirty or just too old. Also it would be better to have a door instead of curtain in the shower, otherwise water leaks all over the floor. Bed was not very comfy, I would say this was the only thing below expectations. The window view is to the buildings all around - again, it was shown on the pictures, I expected that, nothing to complain about

Even if I stayed just one day, I really loved the hotel. It was quiet, the breakfast was very good. The neighbourhood was beautiful, safe and quiet. Since the hotel was too close to the metro I managed to visit all of Lisbon in one day. The recepcionists were very nice and helpful, they let me store my luggage in the hotel. This was my first experience as a 21 yo student both alone and abroad. And the hotel made me feel comfortable. If I come to Lisbon again one day, it is definitely the hotel I will choose.

Literally there isnt anything I didnt like. I wish I could stay more.

Staff was very nice and they gave me some vegan options (they organised it just for me) for breakfast . That was very nice and I really appreciate it. The hotel is closed to the Metro which is very good so you easily reach every destination you want. The room was clean the bed comfortable.

It was quite loud outside next to the hotel is a Doner kebab shop (but fairly I have to say I’m quite sensitive) and the doors of the room wasn’t totally sealed so it was a bit noisy when people where on the floor or closed their doors. And the lights where shining through the gap between door and floor.

The rooms were clean and were refreshed daily; Very good location: close to means of transport + nearby restaurants and hypermarkets. Good area; we felt safe on the street even at late hours Kind reception staff; they helped us with the invoice, they agreed to host our luggage until the time we had to leave for the airport

Poor breakfast A single power socket near the bed, in the twin room; The cabinets smelled old and musty; an unpleasant smell came from the bathroom

The staff were super kind and helpful, they were flexible with the check in and on my last day after check out they kept my bag safe. The hotel was clean, my room was cosy with a balcony. If you choose a room without balcony there is still a common room with balcony accessible for everyone. The breakfast was good, only thing I was missing were some vegetables, but that's matter of taste. Overall I highly recommend the place for a stay in Lisbon. Location is also good, only 10 min walk from Parque Eduardo.

Great location, good metro connection to city centre. Comfortable beds and rooms (we had a two-room apartment on the first floor for three), nice new furniture, cosy breakfast room on the third floor, a living room on the eighth floor (you can wait there after check-out if needed). Breakfast is basic, but good and fresh: two kinds of everything, plus nice cak, fruits).

The road is noisy during the day but if you close the window, it is okay.

Overal the experience was really great! The room was extremely comfortable and clean. The location was a great. The staff wars friendly.

The room was a bit noisy (room door on the stairs used by the cleaning staff) but not extremely, totally ok with earplugs. One night I was awaken at 02:00 and at 04:00 by fire alarms, despite no fire. But this was not the fault of the hotel...other clients where smoking in the room! At least I can confirm you that the fire alarm is very efficient ;)

Most of the things about the Imperador Hotel have stayed the same as they were six years ago when we were visiting for the first time. The staff was very friendly, the place is still clean and in good shape.

The only thing that seems to have changed after the pandemic years is the breakfast part - it seems the variety of food you get to choose from is limited to basic options with no vegetables.

This is a great spot, one block to the Suldana Metro which gives easy access to the train station and airport. We were able to check-in a bit early after arriving by train. The one bedroom suite provided lots of room for three of us with a balcony and a seating area. The shower was hot and towels plentiful. Breakfast is self-serve buffet style: lots of choice and variety. There is a living room for guests and a laundry available. Travelling from here to anywhere in Lisbon was easy. We used a 48 hour transit pass which was great value. There is also a taxi stand outside the hotel. It was about 7 euros to the airport. The neighborhood has food and shopping available if needed and seemed safe even late at night.

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