Ξενοδοχεία με 3-Star σε Lisbon District, Portugal

The hotel itself is in a great location and is well taken care of. Staff is friendly and helpful, yet not very direct. As on trip shown, I’ve asked for the laundry service, which doesn’t actually exist, yet I’ve been repeatedly told that they would “check”, next time just tell me that I should do it somewhere outside (place to do so not far away). During one very hot day there were repeated power outages, but once it calmed down a little it was all good. I would definitely recommend this hotel, price/service/location just fit perfectly.

The hotel was in a great location very near a Metro station and very central. There were lots of good restaurants near by, which were very reasonable priced. The reception staff were lacking and in need of much better training. They are the face of the hotel and if they are not happy smiling and attentive it leaves a very bad impression with customers. We found them to be very unapproachable and not forthcoming in their assistance. No smile, no cheer, no willingness to assist. In complete contrast Ruben who looks after the breakfast room was caring, happy, attentive and went out of his way and did whatever necessary to make your breakfast as joyful and perfect as possible. The rooms were clean and spacious although we did have an issue with a green flashing light in the room. I called down to reception and they told me how to resolve this. In general I would recommend the hotel but management need to resolve reception staff issues for it to be a great hotel.

I booked 3 rooms , all are fine but one of the rooms has no air conditioning which was the only thing not good for me. I’ve told the receptionist to get it fixed but still no air conditioning

Our room was a top-floor suite. One bedroom had two beds, and the living room had a double sofa bed. The bathroom was equipped with towels and a 3-in-1 body wash, shampoo, and hand soap. There was a hairdryer, but no toothbrush or toothpaste. The entire suite felt very new and clean, probably recently renovated. There's a small balcony where you can enjoy drinks and conversation with friends, and the view is quite nice. The hotel offers a self-service breakfast for an additional fee, and the food was good and hot. It's a basic Western breakfast with a sufficient variety of dishes. The staff were all very friendly. The location is also quite close to the city center, but without the noise of being right in the middle of it. It's about a 20-minute walk from the hotel to the city center, with many restaurants along the way. Getting to the hotel from the airport by metro, transferring to the red line and then the green line, was actually very convenient. The hotel is just a 3-minute walk from the metro station.

Glad to know this area of Lisbon because of the hotel conversion. I think it is worth it in Lisbon with the facilities inside the hotel. Although it is in the old town of Portugal, the interior of the hotel is clean and well equipped, and the owner's intimate and delicateness can be seen everywhere. Although the price is a little higher. It is recommended that a microwave oven will be more perfect.

On the first night, the room provided did not match my original reservation, and it was only on the second night that I was moved to the correct room. However, The staff were exceptionally attentive and eager to assist. The room itself was spacious, with strong water pressure, and body lotion was provided. For breakfast, there were egg tarts available on some days, though they were slightly too sweet for my taste. Overall, the breakfast selection was quite comprehensive and offered almost everything one might wish to have. In particular, the male staff member in the breakfast room provided excellent service and took great care of the guests.

The room was lovely. The hotel is located in the Indian district of Lisbon. It is not a slum, but the security and sanitation are worrying. If you only consider the price, you can choose it. Try to return to the hotel as early as possible, especially for girls.

Lovely boutique hotel not too far from Lisbon tourist sights. Walking into the city centre takes about 20-25 minutes on a lovely walk and on the way back, there’s a short uphill just before you reach the hotel. Room was clean and staff were all friendly and there’s coffee machine and water provided in room. Water can be refilled if you go to the reception or kitchen staff to refill the filtered water any time every day as the reception is manned 24/7. Our favourite part about this hotel was the breakfast. It’s not buffet style but there’s freshly made eggs which they cook to your preference. You can choose your juice and have it refilled too. The bread is made fresh in house and it’s delicious with yoghurt and fruits provided all in a tray.

The hotel's location is excellent, with convenient transport links and plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. The room was clean and tidy, well-equipped, and the bedding was comfortable. The soundproofing was also quite good. The front desk staff were warm and friendly, and both check-in and check-out were handled efficiently. Overall, I had a very satisfying experience and will definitely choose this hotel again for my next business trip.

The staff were incredibly friendly, and the room was spacious. The breakfast had a great variety, with plenty of meat, eggs, milk, and bread, plus some egg tarts. The only downside was the noise from the street outside; it was quite loud when high-powered motorcycles passed by. If you're a light sleeper, you might want to request a room on the other side of the building. The hotel is about a 20-minute walk from the city center, or you can catch the metro nearby downstairs. They also have private parking available for 15 euros per day.