One of, if not the best hostels I've ever stayed in. Clean. Friendly. Convenient. Fantastic…read morelocation. It was a bit warm in the room but that's to everyone expected of Europe in the summer. I would happily stay here again. They have a dinner every night. I stayed in for it my last night and it turned out to be one of the best meals I had in Lisbon. The staff is so friendly and fun. The beds are a little hard but still on the more comfortable side as far as hostels go. The showers and bathrooms were clean. I honestly can't say enough good things about this place.

Best location for a hostel hands down. Security is great, everyone is buzzed in so the front desk…read moreknows who is coming in. The staff... everyone was wonderful and friendly. Bedrooms were good. The privacy curtin was a huge plus. Recommend you get the dinner deal at the hostel. You get great filling 4 course meal plus unlimited alcohol drinks!! You also get a chance to meet and chat with fellow guests. It was easy to find friends and learn different languages. That 11pm free shot is the best! brb (3 Months Later...) What can I say more? Second time staying here in the past 3 month. The crew remembers me and are always friendly as I remember them. I have nothing negative to say about this place. I did the Sintra excursion and it was great. Despite Luís' car accident he was there and made sure every one enjoyed their time. They exemplify the Portuguese/Brazilian culture of kindness and hospitality. I would go back and back to this hostel. It feels like my second home. Cheers to the crew and the housekeepers.

Excellent staff and warm welcome await you. The Goodnight Hostel couldn't be more at the center of…read moreLisbon (Chiado) and a lot of information is available about activities. The common room is very comfy and everyone just seemed to have a good time. I definitely recommend it

It is a comfortable, clean hostel. Have seen some other…read morehostels before but never felt as good as in the Good Night Hostel. Its close to the centre and the kind staff give a lot of information where to go. Good palce to get to know different people and enjoy holidays.

this hostel is very nice and a great way to meet people. take the sintra trip they offer, our tour…read moreguide Joao was more of a friend for the day taking us on an adventure than just a tour guide. we went to caba da roca, another beautiful lookout, and the beach to swim too. The mamas dinner is so special and she's a great cook. Thank you to the hostel workers who were always there for anything we needed.

I booked this Hostel for a 6 night stay this month, & pre-paid in full. You can imagine my absolute…read moreshock when I was told, too bad for you, your booking was "non-refundable" & we are not going to give you back a dime. Seriously? The country is closed to non-Portuguese. The Hostel is not accepting new bookings. The pandemic is alive & well, & people are dying. Iam on lockdown in my country & can't travel. My airline reservation was cancelled. Seriously? Stealing my money, you won't get away with treating your customers like this. And I thought the USA had serious issues----I guess it's global, folks. You should be ASHAMED to steal money for a service/product that can't be fulfilled. It's wrong, & you won't get away with it,

I like hostels. They are more cost-effective than hotels and they offer a great way to meet other…read moretravelers. I've done the shared room arrangement a few times, but having my own room is more my speed. Staying in a hostel was a no brainer for me when I visited Lisbon two years ago. The Living Lounge is a beautiful hostel with colorful and thoughtful artwork adorning the walls of the common areas and individual rooms. Each room has a unique theme that was carefully curated by a local artist. I stayed in the clock-themed Timeless room. This room was right next to the staircase, so I could hear the sound of footsteps up and down the stairs during my stay. Bathrooms were clean and conveniently located on either side of the floor. This three-level walkup is a short distance from the Baixa-Chiado metro station, trams, and other attractions. The staff members were welcoming and accommodating. They even sent me a Lisbon guide prior to my stay that offered helpful resources and tips for navigating the city and making the most of my trip. The hostel's common area features a living room, kitchen, and bar. You can sign up at the reception desk for daily events such as the popular nightly dinners, walking tours or fado performances. I attended one of the nightly dinners during my stay. It featured a delicious and filling meal prepared by a chef and generous pours of wine for only ten euro. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at this charming hostel and I can't wait to visit Lisbon again!

For a hostel this place is great!!! Clean, cute and cozy!!…read more The place has multiple floors so be prepared! The rooms are nicely decorated. Beds are nice and you feel like you could be in a hotel. The bathrooms are on each side of each floor. Towels provided. Very nice!! The breakfast is delicious! Something hot- sometimes eggs. Sometimes crepes. Variety of juices. Variety of jams. The front desk is manned by very knowledgeable people. Very helpful. Don't forget the free maps of the area! Also they have info on tours-- so worth it. Location is good. Next to a metro stop and walking distance from the main streets and buses. Great place to stay on a budget!!

Fantastic location, gracious receptionists, very clean…read more We had a private room for 4 on the top floor - 2 bunk beds, two sinks, one toilet, and one shower. The room also had doors which led to the small balconies you at the top floor of buildings. Fantastic view of the water and street below. There was also a communal bathroom/shower on our floor, as well as a seating area, kitchen sink, mini fridge, and cabinet (with cups, plates, etc.). The main floor contained a kitchen available to all. Breakfast was included, but located at their sister hostel. It was a ~5 min walk away - ring the hostel bell and they'll let you in. Breakfast consisted on bread, and various toppings such as cheese, nutella, and various jams (berry cherry, etc.). The lady present was also slanging fresh crepes from the stove. Laundry was 15€ - drop off in the morning, and it'll be ready by the afternoon. We came back past the desk clerk was gone, but she left our items nicely folded and ready in our room. Walking distance to the water, train station, trolley, etc. and all the cobblestone portions of Lisbon. Don't forget to stop by the "downtown" version of Lisbon as well.

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.

Nice location in Lisbon but not an accommodative stay. My friend and I booked this on a whim as we…read morewanted to stay in Lisbon affordably and comfortably. Unfortunately, it wasn't as comfortable. While the rooms were clean and there was a good view - beware there are multiple floors with no elevator. Every time we came back it was a workout to enter our room. If you have a check in or roller bag, skip out on this spot. Additionally, I wasn't a huge fan of the tours they offered. They did have a tour booking for Sintra but it was ofc a tourist trap scam. Wasn't worth it because we were forced to pay for lunch and the tour was simply a driver who waited in the car while we roamed around with other guests during our stay. The staff at this place were all sweet except for one man whose name started with a "J" he was honestly quite annoying. He asked personal and invasive questions that made it difficult to enjoy our stay. My friend and I tried to avoid him at all costs. He was like a roach.

I didn't love this hostel and I have stayed at many over the years. Vibes were very weird. Seemed…read morewelcoming but in a sort of artificial way. There are also like a million floors with no elevator. The recommendations they gave were very touristic which is to be expected I suppose but also didn't seem that welcoming. Beds were nice and WiFi was effective, although the door to the balcony was cracked open and wouldn't shut which let in a tremendous amount of noise. On my last night someone showed up having just been attacked in the street and nobody was helping him so I spent the night before my flight bandaging up another hostel guest. Staff was remarkably uncaring. Would not stay here again under any circumstances

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.

Bunks were uncomfortable and overall it's pretty dirty. Not a party hostel anymore as originally…read moreadvertised. Locks were under beds and not assigned so it was possible not to have space to place your valuables.

Free pancake breakfast from 8:30-11 All you can eat pasta +…read morewine for 3€ at 9 Super cool staff, clean rooms with cool names (morning wood, cameltoe, wet room, ...) Every day pub crawl for 10€ When you get to lisbon you have to get to the G-spot hostel!