Great experience! I'm glad we got the room with breakfast included (minor additional cost). Room…read morehad a nice view out the back. The breakfast spread had many delicious goodies. Our room was super clean and the bed was comfy. And everyone who works here are super nice too. Thank you!!

Room We were given the handicapped room, so the bathroom was…read morebigger than usual, or so we were told. The windows opened out to the main street but with the double pane windows we could hear a little bit of the street sounds but it wasn't loud enough to keep us up at night. The beds were decently comfortable and the room was spacious. Basic toiletries were provided but there were no slippers or tissue. The shower and toilet pressure were decent. My one biggest complaint was that there was no counter space in the bathroom at all. Also, there were no extra outlets to plug in chargers, so we had to unplug the bedside lamps. Service What sets this hotel apart is the outstanding service. I would've given this hotel four stars max, but I'm giving an entire star just for the hotel staff. In particular, Andres and Elena were amazing. On our last day after we checked out, we asked Elena about Ginja liquor in chocolate cups. She told us to go on with our planned tour and she would find out for us. When we got back, we found out she had walked to the shop herself and I got us a sample to try and also a list of the prices for different sizes of the alcohol. We loved it and she actually walked us back to the shop to make the purchase. I am so glad she pointed us in the right direction because the ones we had tried at other shops were not nearly as good. I was really impressed by how far she went out of her way to help us, especially considering we had already checked out of the hotel. Location This hotel is in the perfect location. It is within a few minutes walking distance of the historical center and is across the street from the bus stop for the 434 and 435 buses to all of the main sites. There are small shops and restaurants nearby and the tourism center is just down the street. Right next-door is a small travel agency. The Quinta da Regaleira is about a 12 minute walk from the hotel. If you need a tuk tuk or taxi, staff at the hotel are more than happy to call one for you. Restaurant After reading the reviews we decided to try the hotel restaurant on our first night. We got the shrimp appetizer, apple and walnut salad, and shrimp and scallop risotto. The food was unbelievably delicious and the seafood was cooked perfectly. We liked the food so much that we came back on our third night. The food was still good but unfortunately not as good as the first night. It was a different cook in the kitchen that night. Breakfast was good but there were two issues. The first was that it was exactly the same and by the third day we were bored of the same food. This wouldn't be an issue if there was a greater variety. However, with only eggs, sausage and mushrooms to choose from, you're left eating the same food every day. The other problem was they kept running out of food. Breakfast is supposed to go until 10:30 but they would be out of some items by 9:45 or 10 o'clock.

PROS Reception and…read morecheck-in was easy and we were treated very well by the manager We had a large, clean room in the annex with nice view of the valley and sea The room was quiet and the bed was very comfortable Free on-site parking was included in the price The hotel is pet friendly and the manager even waived the €10 pet fee The breakfast was very nice with plenty of hot coffee, scrambled eggs, hams, cheeses, sausage and fresh breads, yogurt, cakes and jams Quinta Das Murtas was an outstanding value for the price we paid - €63 including breakfast for two people and our dog ... HOOAH! CONS Had to be moved because WiFi signal was too weak in the first room - room #3 upstairs is too far from the router CombatCritic Gives Quinta Das Murtas 9 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

Kind of a mixed feeling about this place…read more First, the property itself: it's an old mansion, but nothing grand. There seems to be some renovation going on, and you can imagine how beautiful this place is once restored to full glory, though at this moment, it's not quite there yet. The room is simply furnished, very clean, with nice towel, and for the shower, water is surprisingly powerful, and hot water ready and fast. Staff is very friendly. There is no reception, just a little bell near the entrance. Somehow ringing the bell summons help faster than a genie. All the staff is very pleasant, speaks good English and follow through with what they promise. The breakfast spread is also nice. I really like how they provide Portuguese cheese and home made bread, both I rarely find back home. There are several types of jam, fresh orange juice and fresh fruit, besides the standard cold cuts, cereal, coffee and tea you expect from a standard hotel. Most delightful are the parrots. The cockatoo, especially. He would tap on the window with his beak, knock knock knock, knock knock knock, while you eat your breakfast. If you venture outside, he will follow you around like a dog. He loves being patted and scratched. Well, he just loves attention. If you turn to go he will tuck at your jacket gently. This little guy totally melts my heart, I so want to just hide him in my jacket and smuggle him home. So, why the mixed feeling? Well, the hotel is quite a bit out of the way. It's an uphill trek from either the train station or downtown. Not recommend if you don't have a car and drag along luggages. We had a car, but the road was rather hard to navigate in the beginning. If the hotel is more conveniently located, I'd totally give it a five star without hesitation. But now... oh well... a bonus one for the cute little cockatoo... Sorry, I never claim to be an unbiased reviewer... I am no Michelin.

Perfect location - a block or so from all the action of the historic district, but on a silent back…read morestreet. Very comfortable room and a good breakfast included in the price.

We didn't stay over but popped in for breakfast. Everything was delicious and the conversation was…read moreso fun. It's wonderful to get an opportunity to chat with other travelers as you explore a cool place. If you get a chance, see if they can fit you in for breakfast. I think you'll thoroughly enjoy it.

We were 8 people and we stayed at wavespot for a get-together and it's a great place…read more A small minus: there's only one bathroom on the first floor and all 16 beds are in the first and second floor. But the downstairs showers were perfectly fine, too. The rest is all positive: It was easy to be reached from lisbon airport (we took an uber, so it was even easier). The rooms are bright and newly furnished with IKEA beds and closets. There are three showers, two toilets and another two showers outside for a post-Surf shower. we were free to use the kitchen and barbecue. There is wi-fi that works great throughout the big house and you can rent surfboards too. There are two terraces on the first floor and a cosy terrace on the ground floor. Apart from the lovely place, the biggest yeah: it's only a three minute-walk to the beach! We didn't surf but a lot of people did and it was great watching, too. Wavespot is a great place to get-away and hang out!

This is an EXCELLENT hotel in an EXCELLENT location; but it's not perfect. What follows next is the…read more(VERY) minor bad and the (VERY) great good. Bad: The gym is small and doesn't offer a lot of variety. The food is so good in Portugal that exercise is a necessity (even with all the hills in Lisbon). The gym is also not open 24/7 as advertised. The door is closed and locked at night; and clients must go to the front desk to get someone to unlock the gym instead of being able to use their room key, which is the standard in most hotels. Good: Diogo and Daniela: What an AMAZING Team!!!! A concierge is a dedicated staff member who helps guests with various services. Their primary role is to save people time and make life easier by handling tasks like making reservations, arranging travel, securing event tickets, and providing personalized recommendations. Diogo and Daniela perform that duty better than anyone I have experienced in any country. The present a master class-level of service. I knew Lisbon would be an amazing experience; but Diogo and Daniela sealed the deal in stellar fashion!

What a wonderful and classy hotel right in the heart of Lisbon that made walking everywhere so…read moreeasy. This historical hotel is loaded with statues, a beautifully huge staircase, a charming sitting room, and the most wonderful breakfast. My family loved the omelette, poached eggs, and fruit, yogurt and pastries from the breakfast buffet. This was all topped off by an incredibly accommodating and always available hotel staff, who even opened the gym so my daughter could work out during off hours.

If you are visiting Lisbon, you should strongly consider staying at the Be Poet Baixi Hotel. It is…read morenear Rossi Square in the heart of Lisbon with tons of restaurants and cafes nearby. It can be tough to find and it is in a pedestrian area, so no cars can drive up. The exterior is just a door and can be tough to spot. Then the tiled sidewalks are beautiful getting here, but tough with roller bags. The staff is super friendly. We were welcomed with a delicious glass of port and a great tart (I could have eaten 5 of them). There is one tiny elevator to take you to the rooms. The rooms aren't huge, but very comfortable with new furniture. The bathroom and shower are great. Then the really great thing was that on my wife's birthday, they had a cake for her. It was really good also, just incredibly thoughtful. We really loved our stay here.

Great little hotel. Great location, super clean. The staff was excellent and the breakfast was…read morepretty good.

Great stay in Lisbon this fall! The location of this hotel literally cannot be beat. I had it in my…read moremind that I was going to stay at Four Seasons, but thankfully, my travel agent did her homework and told me this boutique would be far better location wise and top tier. She was right! Insanely spacious, comfortable rooms. Excellent breakfast, rooftop deck, restaurant upstairs. Beautiful common area on the mezzanine level to enjoy a coffee and pastry taking a respite during the afternoon between seeing the city. All in all, Bairro Alto was great! Walked from here to two Michelin two starred restaurants, an amazing pizza place, walking tour of the city, the world's best chocolate cake, and so much more. There is really everything right here you would want. Keep in mind it's a classic boutique hotel. That means small and narrow elevators. So sometimes you just have to be a little patient. Come for the friendly service, amazing location, comfortable beds, beautiful rooms, and know that this is a great place to stay in the heart of Lisbon. Highly recommend. Tip: If you are staying over the weekend, get a floor as high as you can and/or have a sound machine if you want to sleep well because the street noise is loud with people out and about on Friday and Saturday nights.

We had trouble finding it. The traffic is a nightmare in Lisbon. We had a snack and drinks on the…read more6th floor over looking the harbor before taking a nap to rest up for dinner. You can't beat the mushroom burger and cheese platter. I came down at 6:30 Am looking for a cup of coffee. The man at the front desk made me an espresso even though their cafe was not open. He gets my vote. I would return.

A Magical Stay at Lapa Palace…read more From the moment I arrived at Olissippo Lapa Palace, I felt like I had stepped into a European fairytale. The hotel's pink façade, lush gardens, and sweeping views of the Tagus River set the tone for an unforgettable experience. The staff were warm, attentive, and genuinely committed to making my stay perfect. My room was spacious, beautifully decorated with antique touches, and featured a balcony overlooking the serene gardens. Waking up to that view each morning was pure joy. Dining at the hotel was a highlight--breakfast was abundant and delicious, while dinner at the restaurant offered refined flavors in an elegant setting. Evenings spent at the bar with live piano music added a romantic charm. Though the hotel is slightly removed from the city's busiest areas, I found the tranquility of the Lapa neighborhood to be a welcome retreat. Overall, Lapa Palace is more than a hotel--it's an experience of luxury, history, and genuine hospitality. I would recommend it wholeheartedly to anyone seeking a romantic getaway or a refined stay in Lisbon

Everything is perfect. Quiet neighborhood yet easily accessible. The most delightful,…read moreaccommodating staff. Gorgeous garden & pool. My stay was a bit ago but never left review. Have sent several friends and they all loved. Unexpected find that won my heart.