First time going to Lisbon and after a ton of poking around, I ended up going with Lx Boutique…read moreHotel, which ended up being a solid stay due to the location, the room, and the service. As you'll see below, your mileage may vary depending on where you are expecting to go to and what you consider noisy, but I think it's a great stay. Pros: +Check-in was super smooth / friendly. The elevator was never overly crowded or took too long to get to. +There was nata and port wine available every afternoon in the lobby. Loved it. +I personally love the design of the room. Loved the art style and the design. The restroom in particular was cool / super modern and had a nice contrast against the more classic style of the hotel. The bed too was comfy and all the amenities were there from locks to hangers. Yes, water is like 2.5 euros but for the huge bottle, that's not bad at all to me. +I personally love where this is located at. It's a quick walk to the Tagus and a lot of the coastal sights, restaurants and not too far from other metros. Also easy to hail a taxi. Also, if you like to party/go to Pink Street, its so close and easy to get to. Pro/Con: +/- Noise-wise, I was placed in a room on the 2nd floor near the alleyway. I heard a tiny bit of noise from the busy Pink Street area below, so it wasn't that bad. Would just check in with the lobby to see if you can be placed higher if you think the noise is going to be an issue. Also, if you're not going to be going to Pink Street at all, you may run into both drunken party patrons or the 'drug dealers' accidentally as you try to get elsewhere. Wasn't a big deal and can just ignore them, but just as a FYI. +/- The rooms have a slightly weird card system in which you have to keep your card near the key reader in order to open. The trick (as someone in the lobby taught me) was just to press up the higher part of the card against the reader and hold it there. Cons: -There was only one plug that I could find in the room, so if you need a few items that need charging, you will just have to make sure to change things out. -Super small desk. So if you need to work or want to read/write at a desk, it'll be a bit tough. Love that it was so close to Time Out Market and the metro/train station to some of the other cities. Would def. go back!

We stayed 2 nights in August, 2022. We usually stay up the hill in Bairro Alto but decided to give…read morethis charming hotel a try. The location is perfect - quick access to Cais do Sodre and Baixa-Chiado stations. The bed and room were both comfortable. Unfortunately our "Classic" room's view had of the backside of another building but we did appreciate the balcony. Breakfast was not included in our rate. Coffee is not available in the rooms or lobby in the early morning and the breakfast seemed to have a late start. Thankfully, there's a pastelaria across the street on the corner. The bathroom was very sleek and modern, but the entire wall and floor (including inside the step-in shower) is covered in some strange fabric. I cannot imagine what the actual floor beneath that fabric in the shower looks like in regard to hair and soap residue. The shower had a traditional European wand option and a ceiling-mounted head, not making it convenient for women who don't want to get their hair wet to shower.

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.

5 star hotel in the heart of downtown Lisbon…read more Great location to many attractions by foot. Hotel Avenida Palace excels in customer service , professionalism and attention to detail. Their complimentary breakfast was delicious to start your day in Lisbon. Would recommend to my friends and family to stay here if visiting Lisbon.

We stayed at Hotel Avenida Palace on our last night in Lisboa and I hate to say this but it did not…read morelive up to my expectations. We arrived at 7pm and the staff quickly checked us in with no issues. Once we got on our floor, we were a bit taken back by how old and dated the hotel was. The lights were also motion censored, so the hallway felt like a haunted house. Actually, the entire hotel felt like it was haunted. The rooms also left a lot to be desired, but we did have a semi decent view of the city. The bathroom was also very small and the shower was a bit complicated. We weren't in the room for long as we quickly changed, headed out to dinner, and by the time we came back, it was time to go to sleep for our flight the next morning. Overall, they have an amazing staff, but the hotel really needs some TLC.

Just finishing up a 4 night stay in Lisbon and cannot express how pleased I am that I chose Corpo…read moreSanto Hotel. Everything about this hotel was positive from the nicely furnished room with super comfortable bed, to the amenities-including the chromotherapy shower-to the fantastic breakfast, and mostly the service. All the people at the front desk and dedicated concierges were super friendly and helpful with restaurant suggestions, tourist suggestions, and travel suggestions (useful since a train strike was in effect during my stay). The head of the housecleaning department even repaired (sewed) a pair of pants I tore on my visit-talk about going above and beyond the call of duty. The hotel offers its guests a number of freebies that are much appreciated. Besides complimentary cook to order breakfast the hotel offers 3 free walking tours around the city and in room mini bar items-such as water, soft drinks, and beer-are also complimentary. The hotel even has various snacks (cookies, snacks, some food items) offered to guests in the lobby entrance as well as a daily happy hour. One final bonus are the 17th century ruins in the downstairs lounge area. Finally, the location is excellent. Corpo Santo is about a minute walk from Pink Street, 5 minute walk from Time Out Market, and very close to a number of tourist attractions in a less densely populated area than other hotels I looked at as well as a short walk from the water. Very easy for Uber drivers to find the hotel. This was my first visit to Lisbon but if I return I will definitely stay again at Corpo Santo. Muito bom!!

It's an amazing hotel with an amazing staff. The Hotel is…read more in a great location and you can walk to some fun shops and restaurants very close by. Hotel offers walking tours and a host of amenities. ( snacks , water , gin tasting ) . We can't wait to go back to this hotel and explore more of an amazing city . Go.

This is probably one of the best hotels I've ever stayed at. We arrived early in morning and they…read morewere able to get us into our room within 20-30 minutes. SO NEEDED! The staff was friendly, accommodating, and really knew how to be hospitable. The room was fantastic! It had a full kitchen, washing machine, an actual king bed (rare in Europe), massive pillows, and everything you could need if you were traveling with a kid. The hotel restaurant is small, so you can have breakfast delivered to your room. You kind of need to go to breakfast your first morning to see what options to have and then you can order online for any future mornings. The croissants were always delivered warm and it a little pouch to keep them that way. They smelled heavenly. They also have some of the best pasteis de nata and in the early morning they're warm! The location was great! You did have to walk up a bit of a hill, but it's Lisbon. My only tip would be to stay at this hotel at the end of your trip or only stay here because they will spoil you.

If you're planning on doing a family trip to Lisbon, this is the hotel to stay at! This is a hotel…read morewith families in mind. The hotel staff are extremely friendly and kid-oriented. In the lobby, there's also a Kids Club that offers daycare at all times of the day; the staff there were really good at making the kids comfortable. We were assigned room 002, which was the size of a small apartment, with a bedroom that had a king size bed and bunk beds situated in the family room. I know bunk beds can be nerve wracking with little kids, but the hotel had bumpers installed for safe sleeping. Location wise, you're in the heart of the city with lots of restaurants and shops within close walking distance. It'd be hard not to recommend this hotel, unless you are traveling with no kids or on a business trip.

This small boutique hotel only has 19 rooms. It's located on a pedestrian path and is literally in…read morethe middle of everything. I was within a 5 min walk from at least 2 metro stops. Restaurants and shops were all around. A 10 min walk to some other major attractions. Literally close to everything. The room was very cozy and comfortable. Complimentary water is refreshed daily. The staff was super nice and wonderful. I purchased the wine tasting at the hotel restaurant for 40 euros and it came with 6 nice pours of wine and a cheeseboard. I loved this place.

Primely located just a stone's throw away from the main street, the hotel is conveniently located…read more Everything that a visitor would desire is within a comfortable walking distance. A plethora of restaurants, pharmacies and a wide array of shopping options - from quaint local shops to high-end boutiques. The hospitality and service offered by the staff is excellent. They are friendly and helpful. We ate at the hotel twice, everything we ordered was excellent. The steak and the burger, yummy. They have a nice happy hour. We got some tasty fries with the ham and cheese toast. They also have a great selection of local wines. The room was comfortable and well equipped. Robes, slippers, coffee maker, mini fridge, cold water and plenty of towels. The room was quiet and cozy. We will be back.

This review is more so about the rooftop restaurant known as Lumi's. Our experience at Lumi's…read morerooftop was nothing short of amazing! From the moment I started emailing them after I made the reservation because I wanted to inquire about a cake for my friends who were celebrating their birthdays, to when we finished our meal, the staff here did not miss a beat. Our reservation was at 9pm for 5 people on our last night in Lisboa. Our flight from Tenerife South was delayed so we had to push our reservation back. I emailed them and they swiftly responded letting me know that as long as we were there before 9:30pm, we were all set to go. We arrived at 9pm and were greeted by the lovely hostess at the door. She was also my point of contact regarding the cake they were making for my friends. Unfortunately, it was raining so we could not sit outside, but the inside of the restaurant was just as cozy and quaint. Our waitress came over with a complimentary glass of champagne for the table and took our drink orders. I opted for a mocktail and my friends got the mojito and sangria (I think). Now, it was time for food and here's what we got: - spicy chicken wings (7/10) -pica-cau (7/10) -portobello mushroom burger (10/10) -roasted octopus (9/10) -oxtail croquette (7.5/10) -spicy garlic king prawn (9/10) -crispy swordfish bao (10/10-- the kitchen closed and we begged the chef to make us another one. That's how good it was) So as you can see, we made sure to try everything on the menu, for the most part. The food was amazing, the service was impeccable, and the ambience was so inviting. Also, the cake they made for my friends was so cute and we got to share it with some other patrons in the restaurant. We had such an amazing time here that I'm going to make it a mission of mine to recommend this restaurant to everyone who is visiting Lisboa. P.S: Their prices are affordable!!

Very good views and nice place we enjoyed lunch on our son 8th Birthday…read moreThe entry is tricky however once you enter the building from outside and take the tiny 3ppl capacity elevator up, you're greeted by amazing people with open arms. The Birthday boy had the duck rolls, I enjoyed my butternut squash soup with pumpkin seeds, our other son has the chicken kabobs and my husband had the wings . We all enjoyed our food and appreciated the staff for coming out with a complimentary dessert for the Birthday with spoons all around. Very happening area in Lisboa with great views so check them out

Nice clean room With a beautiful view of the city. Lovely rooftop bar. Customer service was very…read moregood. They only minor issue was when we asked for an Italian restaurant recommendation. The gentleman behind the desk seemed insulted, asking us why we wanted to eat Italian food in Portugal His response was inappropriate

Layovers are usually not the best when traveling, but on a return trip from Rome we had the option…read moreto do a 24 hour layover in Lisbon and thought this would be the perfect opportunity to get some last sightseeing in. The last leg of our honeymoon could not of been better! Lisbon, I will return one day to conquer you...I promise. And when I return there is a good chance I will stay at Hotel Do Chiado. The hotel was a bit hard to find (thanks to me NEVER taking proper notes on how to get to our hotels - it's like a vacation tradition we always get lost finding the hotel.) but the locals were nice enough to lead us in the right direction. At the bottom of a hill, on a semi-main street is the entrance. The lobby was nice, and the front desk staff was extremely nice - spoke English, Spanish and Portuguese. They welcomed us, gave us a rundown of amenities and we were on our way. Quick & easy. Perfect. We opted to pay a little more and get a room with a better view when we reserved. WORTH IT. GET THIS UPGRADE. It wasn't much more but the room/view was phenomenal. First of all, it comes with your own terrace. I don't mean a depressingly small, cramped balcony. No. I mean a large open air terrace with a table, chairs, grass and amazing view of the Castle of Sao Jorge and city. SO NICE. We missed out on eating/sipping at the restaurant/bar on the top floor which has another awesome view. The bed was one of the most comfortable I have experienced in a hotel (maybe I was just DEAD TIRED). The room was spacious and comfortable. The location is excellent. It's easy to get to from the airport and surrounded by shops, restaurants, bars and a mall. There was a ton of activity on a Sunday afternoon with people shopping, hanging out and just walking around. Most seemed to be locals which was kind of cool. We ended up eating in the mall food court (I know, I know...it's a sin!) but it was actually pretty good. A huge plate of food with rice, beans, meat and plantain. It was great and reminded me of the Brazilian meals I have had at my buddy's house. I wish we had more time in the city. Unfortunately this was where I crashed after the longest three weeks of my life that included 6 flights, my wedding, training for a new job, honeymoon and walking around Rome. I crashed in that previously mentioned bed like a rock in a river. BEST. BED. EVER. as far as I am concerned - my wife might disagree!

Really nice guesthouse with a good price and a great breakfast. The rooms are really nice and some…read morehave a great river-view. I will definitely come back!

From the owner: Standing beside Time Out Ribeira market and Cais do Sodré station, as well as many shops and…read moreattractions, this guest house is excellently located to easily walk around famous areas like Chiado, Bairro alto and Baixa and to get to know the best Lisbon has to offer. Ribeira Tejo offers a modern decoration and pure comfort, and our considerate team who are always ready to help will make your stay unforgettable!

This place is amazing. Not only is it centrally located and in a really good district, but the…read morestaff are amazing people. They go out of their way to make you feel at home. They have free breakfast here with eggs and crepes, and the kitchen has everything to make any meal- it's a very upscale kitchen and setup. They have daily and weekly drink specials and different events going on all the time. I would definitely stay here again. The rooms are clean and so are the bathrooms and this is a very nice and fancy hostel. They let me store my luggage and I really enjoyed my stay here and meeting others.

This is by far the cleanest hostel I've ever stayed in. Recommended by a friend, we spent 3 nights…read morehere in a private room with shared bathroom. The facilities were always spotless no matter what time of day (or night). It couldn't have been more centrally located and the staff was lovely and helpful. Breakfast is included and they give you a choice of either scrambles eggs and toast or freshly made pancakes with Nutella. No complaints here! :)