This hotel is gorgeous. The staff are so friendly and helpful and you're in a fantastic spot in…read moreLisbon. I'll break this review down by parts of the hotel we utilized: Room; the room was gorgeous. It had very nice amenity kits and tv to cast on. During turn down one night, the cleaning crew left a beautiful Tivoli bookmark in my book on the nightstand, and I will never forget that beautiful touch. We also loved the 24 hr room service. We ordered beef fillet with foie gras which was amazing and cheesy pizza I think around 3am. Did not taste like 3am food. Was phenomenal. Lobby: a work of art. You'll see many beautiful people flowing in and out. Someone is always present to assist you, whether it be with finding a restaurant or booking a ride. Pool: The pool is a little lackluster but we weren't there for the pool anyways, and the private garden was great for intimate drinks and snacks. Loved the staff here and the very nice pool restrooms. SEEN Sky Bar: when I stayed here, I did not realize that this rooftop bar was a highlight of the city. On weekends closer to 8 PM, it starts to get incredibly packed up here and I would highly recommend a reservation if you're planning on grabbing more than just a drink. The view is breathtaking, and the drinks are delicious, but are not on the cheaper side. Didn't utilize: gym, meeting rooms, dining facilities (no need on my trip) I would recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Lisbon and I'm so glad I had the experience to stay here myself.

We stayed three nights after a cruise. American Express Fine hotel. The Concierge reaches out to…read moreyou before you arrive and can help you book tours. We let them know of our 9:45 am arrival and greatly appreciated that they had a room ready for us and even upgraded to a city view. The room was a comfortable size with a large table and two chairs. The Fine hotel welcome gift was three maroons each representing different tastes of locations in Portugal with a small bottle of port - really nice welcome gift! For night lights, if you leave the closet door open, the light is motion activated and the vanity mirror light can be left on. The shower was in the tub with high sides. There is a toilet and separate bidet. My two dislikes were: It was difficult to get to the toilet unless you closed the bathroom door or squeezed around the door, since the toilet was behind the door. The other was the shower - you had to get into the tub to turn on the water, so you are likely to get some cold water on you unless you knew exactly how to adjust the various knobs so the water came out of the handheld showerhead vs the overhead shower or the faucet. I appreciated the Nespresso espresso maker and refrigerator and bottles of water. I also appreciated the new boxes of tissues when I showed an empty box due to my cold/bronchitis. Wonderfully plush slippers - I think the best I have felt in any hotel. The hotel is on the "Champs-Élysées" Portugal version street with luxury stores and tented vendors on the weekends. It is a short walk, 10 minutes, to the Parque Edwardo VII park where the Hop On/Hop Off and Cityrama Gray Line tour buses are located. I was impressed by the breakfast buffet every day and the staff. We came first thing and also one day towards the end - the food was always fresh, refreshed, and delicious - with eggs, breakfast meats, cold cuts, cheeses, waffles, and beautiful fresh, sliced fruit and several fruit juices. You can also get coffee or cappuccinos. The staff was always attentive, whisking away a used plate and giving you fresh silverware. We ate at Seen Lisboa and Cervejaria Liberdade Portugese restaurants enjoyed the cuisine.

We really liked this hotel, chosen mostly for its value price being cheaper than the Ibis a short…read moredistance away, but partly for its proximity to a conference venue. Turned out to be a great choice. Staff were very friendly, check-in was a breeze, and the room was really nice - I'd say around Premier Inn standard; definitely better than an Ibis and it included a great breakfast. The room had TV, minibar, a safe, hairdryer - everything you need really. Wi-Fi was free too - always a bonus! The bed was a bit too hard for my liking, but I think that's maybe a Portuguese thing? It would be churlish to remove a star just for that, and I really have no complaints at all about anything else. Would happily stay here again.

Just outside the downtown area this boutique option offers value and service. The stayed here due…read moreto a tour package we booked, as we saw plenty of leisure guests on holiday, similarly. The property offers complimentary breakfast in the morning, a small fitness center, and complimentary wifi service (of course). Raquel and Gustavo were extremely helpful and attentive offering, points of interest and directions. The lobby lounge offers decent food and beverage at a modest value. The neighborhood was mainly a city residential area with plenty of singles, families, amd cafes. Our only issue would be the Housekeeping, as there needs to be more attention to detail: Carpeted floors were not vacuumed and towels not always replenished. The whole buildings interior needs a deep clean. Overall, the individuals who work at the hotel make all the difference.

We had the most wonderful two night stay in the Sao Miguel Guest House. Our room was in the top of…read morethe house with a view of the Moorish Castle, and overlooking the garden. We had a sitting area and newly renovated bath. For us, it was very comfortable and very charming. I usually stay in luxury hotels, but decided to try a place that had a more personal feel. I was very happy with my choice and enjoyed chatting with the very knowledgeable manager who lives on site. The other guests seemed well traveled and happy to be there, and the breakfast was varied and delicious. Coming from NYC, noise is never a problem for me as I travel with a white noise machine. Parking was on the street in front of the house, and was not a problem. The day we had to sightsee in Sintra was foggy, but added to the atmosphere of the place. I would like to return in the future to see the sights I did not have time to visit. I really loved Portugal, and varied the accommodations where we stayed. In the event we were not happy in one place, we were only there for two nights and would move on to another hotel. We would have gladly stayed a few more nights at the Sao Miguel Guest House to take in all that Sintra has to offer.

This was a very nice B&B. The house was cool, old and had lots of charm. Apparently the lady that…read moregreeted us was the former owner and was very passionate about the place. We were very exhausted after being in Lisbon and driving in this mountain-s town to the home. Roads were very narrow and challenging and fun but the care taker showed us where to park which was easy but scary as it was on a hill. Down fall was the home did not have screens on the windows. The home was centuries old and no air conditioning which it didn't need it because the mountain air was nice and cool BUT we got eaten alive by mosquitos in our room. In the middle of the night I turn the lights on and there were about a dozen in the room and we try killing them. It would have been too hot to shut the window, luckily I brought bug spray. The breakfast was normal euro style pastries, then the morning lady care taker reeked of cigarette smoke came in after I was done with my very small breakfast she asked if we wanted an egg. We didn't know that was an option. That was a bummer. Then I noticed the eggs were in her office with her fresh stinky cigarette. I gave it four stars because the place was charming and close to everything we wanted to see. The mosquitos and her cigarette stink was a bummer

Had an awesome stay at Casa do Barão!! Location is perfect, room was comfy and well appointed. The…read morebreakfast was included and delicious! But the best part was having Joanna and her cousin there to answer all questions, make recommendations, and call for reservations!! Thank you for the 5 star treatment!

Casa do Barao is an amazing family run hotel centrally located in a vibrant neighborhood in Lisbon…read more My partner and I stayed here for 5 days over the Christmas holiday. The rooms were quite spacious and had a lovely balcony looking out to the surrounding neighborhood. During our stay, they left us a beautiful hand-written thank you note with a small gift on Christmas day, which was really thoughtful and blew us away. Not to mention the delicious daily breakfast selection of fresh breads, meats and cheeses, pastries, and frittatas. The common areas were also very nice and homely place to drink and eat. The pool also looked amazing but, unfortuntately, we were not able to use it as the weather was not suitable. The location is perfect as well as you are close to very highly-rated, popular restaurants and local trains. Based on the location, amenities, and overall hospitality, I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a holiday stay in Lisbon.

Use the wellness and spa here called "The retreat." Wonderful experience. The manager was so sweet…read moreand kind and caring. Really cares about the cliente. She was the absolute best. My massage was done by Victoria who was a doll. Super nice and did a wonderful job on my back. Definitely recommend!

Upon entering the lobby, you are greeted with a very appealing aesthetic. The hotel offers a spa,…read moregame room, and complimentary coffee for guests. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, but the lighting setup may not be ideal. The controls operate multiple lights simultaneously, except for the bedside lamp which can be used independently. For instance, turning on the bathroom light also triggers the sink and shower lights. While there are brightness controls at 30%, 70%, and 100%, a dimmer option for late-night bathroom visits would be beneficial. Despite this, the room is cozy and includes a daily provision of filtered water. The staff is exceptionally friendly and accommodating. Would have liked Dinner to be earlier.

Great experience provided by the Lisboa Prata Boutique Hotel in the Chiado area. Excellent service…read moreprovided by Alfonso and Raquel. They have a downstairs restroom and TV room with sofas and the underground section of the building. Our room had wonderful Air Conditioner and it was a relief to have a room with 97 F heat. They charge $14 Eu for continental breakfast. We skipped. They have complimentary coffee, water, and Port Wine in the lobby. This is a perfect location to enjoy a lot of restaurants and entertainment. It was very clean and I would return.

The Lisboa Prata Boutique Hotel is located in a fantastic location near many of the sites and stops…read morein Lisbon. Just a few blocks from the water and close to many great bakeries, restaurants, and shops, the Lisboa Prata provides a great starting block for your visit. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms were very large, comfortable, and many provided great views of the city. The price was very reasonable and overall the room was a great value. One recommendation: if you are driving in you should reconsider the suggestions of the staff on the nearest parking lot. We were directed to the parking lot straight ahead by the statue and given no estimate of price, just told that was the best spot for parking. This would ultimately cost over 40E a day and we were told by the parking attendant that no hotel should ever recommend people to part there. Outside of this, we really enjoyed our stay.

My family and I stayed here for 2 nights in December. We had three separate rooms and were trying…read moreto be next to or close to each other, but that didn't happen. We were each on separate floors, and my sister was even in a separate (though connected) building. I've stayed at boutique hotels before but this one is super 'boutique' wherein no two rooms are the same. Not sure how I feel about that. The hotel is located on the second floor and in between two shoe stores but they sent directions beforehand, so it was pretty clear how to enter the building. Here is some of the good and bad: Pros: -Breakfast is included and it's a pretty decent selection. They even have eggs made to order, and the eggs are super fresh -Free coffee/tea 24/7 -Towel warmers in the bathroom Cons: -We were located on the 6th floor, but the elevator only goes up to the 5th floor. Meaning we had to lug our luggage up and down the stairs. The elevators are also super cramped so if you're claustrophobic, it's definitely not for you -I think the rooms on the lower floors have been renovated because our room looked super old. I'm almost certain there might have been a few murders that went down in our room back in the day, because it just gives that vibe. There's a semi-hidden extra single bed, and some locked half doors in the room. Since it was the top floor, half the room had the slanted ceiling because of the roof -Since ours was an older room, we didn't have a rainfall shower -HUGE dead roach on ground floor of the building, which isn't really the hotels fault but you know if you see one in the building, there is bound to be some in the hotel. Luckily, we didn't come across any other ones, dead or alive The rooms on the booking website looked fine. My family's rooms looked more in line with what we saw online. But I guess they don't really advertise the murder room. Overall, it was just not a comfortable stay. I couldn't wait to leave. At least everything was clean?

Cute hotel nestled between a shoe store - super easy to miss so just look for wooden door between…read morecalçado guimarães shoes. For this area at night - we ubered back once it got dark and didn't walk. Breakfast was good, room clean and very comfortable. The A/C kicked butt! Staff was friendly and breakfast reception area decorated very cute with upside down lamps. This isn't a "typical" hotel - you check in with a very friendly staff member in a common area at a desk which is also the place for happy hour and breakfast but I thought it was quaint as opposed to other reviewers who complained about this aspect. It was a good value and clean!

Great place, high service, very attentive and front desk very knowledgeable. We would love to come…read moreback. Great breakfast & clean rooms. Good location near high end shops and many walkable restaurants and coffee shops. Historic districts 15 min walk. Ru Bro Restaurant - lunch & Dinner $$ 1 Minute Matiz restaurant-Dinner $$$ higher end, good! 7 minutes All good.

Lisbon's Hotel Britania, Portuguese for "British Hotel," feels like you've stepped into a 1940s…read moreship complete with portholes, relevant decor, and paintings that are consistent with a seafaring vessel, all making it quite charming. It is conveniently located near upscale shopping on Avenida de Liberdade, several excellent restaurants including Ginos, and the Avenida metro station. It's not a long walk to gorgeous Eduardo VII Park with stellar views of the city. The customer service at the hotel is excellent, the street is very quiet, there is a small market half a block north of the hotel, and the complimentary breakfast is delicious.