I'd recommend this B&B to anyone staying in Lisbon. It's a small boutique style hotel located in…read morethe Chiado area. Close to the metro, as well as the main tourist areas of the city, such a Barrio Alto and other major sights. The hotel itself had a very friendly staff, who were more than happy to help out with any questions we had (and we def had a few with it being our first time in Lisbon). They also spoke English, which was helpful for us. The room was a good size and was incredibly clean and well decorated. The room and the hotel had a funky "theatrical" type of them, apparently inspired by a nearby hotel which we enjoyed. The beds were also very comfortable, which is nice to have after a long day of exploring the city.

It is not B&B any more as they lost the breakfast lease. The experience depends on who is working…read morethe front desk. One employee asked for Covid test when it was no longer required in Portugal and other employees were super friendly and helpful.

We arrived april 8th. to this marvelous secluded oasis in Lissabon, where the owner Juan greeted us…read morewith cake and coffee. Had a lovely room for 4 nights. Everything is so cosy and ammenities and breakfast lovely. Fresh pressed juices, homemade bread and cake and cookies. Sadly my daughter had 3 nights with throwing up and Juan and the kitchen helped with care and boiling rice, making tea and toast and last day we got a free room to stay before our departure. Such a wonderful treatment. Thanks to all of Casa Amora for help making this a great trip after all. Viktoria & Flemming

Having just returned from Lisbon, I can definitively say that Casa Amora is leaps and bounds above…read moreother area bed and breakfasts. From their taste of traditional decor, idealic location and a friendly well informed staff; they covered all bases. John and his mutilingual team catered to our needs with kindness, a beguilded calm and genuine guest orientation. Delight in their complimentary teas, organic fruits and wide array of traditional port wines from their 'honesty -bar'. The assortment of offerings during breakfast was one of the highlights of our stay. The only drawback to our otherwise wonderful stay was the sound of footsteps of guests in the rooms above us given the pristine wooden flooring. Hats off to Casa Amora. We'll be back when next in Lisboa!

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! :)

I do not recommend this establishment. On March 13 I made a one night reservation for a room. I…read moreintended for the next day, March 14th but in error entered the following week. Realizing my error I called and no one answered. I then sent an e-mail. I was notified that the reservation was non refundable even though I provided 7 days notice. If this is their approach to doing business, I want no part in it. They effectively stole $147 euro from me and I will never do business with a company that treats customers this way.

The casa de cha is tea heaven! Beautiful decor, jazz music in the background setting the mood with…read moreexcellent service, delicous scones, and many types of tea to choose from, as well as juices and wine.. It's only open from 4-7 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. It's inside in the winter, but extends outside when the weather warms. Cost is reasonable and the hostess speaks very good English. The tea room is located in a bed and breakfast in the center of Cascais, half a block from the railroad station.

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.

If you're headed to Lisbon, stay here! This is the best hostel I've ever stayed in- inexpensive,…read morefriendly guests, friendly staff, great location, comfy beds, and it's immaculately clean. The rooms are big, the bunk beds are reasonably comfy, and the beds have their own locked storage for your bags. Absolutamente perfeito! I felt awesome staying here as a 30 year old solo traveler and met some cool folks of all ages.

Beware tourists. Booked a hotel for an overnight stay in Lisbon about 2 weeks before. Arrived in…read morethe afternoon after a looonnngg red eye from America. When we arrived to Casa do Mercado Lisboa they wouldn't let us check in until 14:00 , which is fine. When we got back around 14:30, the staff told us that the room "wasn't ours". Then two people in charge came and told us that the room we had booked was flooded and we couldn't stay there. They did help us find another hotel.. barely. Didn't provide compensation to one of the only other hotel savailable (37 minutes away). Since we had to book last minute we ended up paying another 80 euros (which we tried to avoid by booking early). Also, we made all of our reservations near the hotel since we were just staying the night and didn't want to spend too much money. To add insult to injury we watched two other parties walk in and get rooms. Still haven't gotten a refund. Definitely not a good look to leave 3 young travelers stranded in Lisbon with no advanced warning or compensation help. Seemed like they overbooked and just felt like kicking us out since they didn't let us know about the situation when we came at 13:00 to leave our luggage. The least they could have done was call us and let us know the second they knew. Stay away...

From the owner: Casa do Mercado Lisboa is a charming traditional Lisbon townhouse with 9 rooms and suites. The…read morewooden flooring and window shutters are great combination to the colourful wall palette of the different guestrooms where comfort and authenticity will make you feel in Lisbon. Each guestroom has its own market stall theme and to reinforce the traditional elements Casa do Mercado is located in the historic heart of Lisbon right off Bica's district picturesque funicular and Lisbon's Ribeira Market.