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We got a private room there cause we wanted our own space. Looked decent in the photos. When we arrived the room was quite dirty. Dirt on the walls, toothpaste around the sink and the towels we got had brown stains in it. We did not experience the privateness of our room because the bedroom door has a 2cm gap underneath it so all the stamps on the wooden floor and all the people coming and going (which was alot) along with the maintenace room next door felt like they were in our room. Alot of other smaller things like malfunction noises in the ventilation and very poor quality in the bed. “Breakfast included” was white bread, jam and coffee. BIGGEST PROBLEM is that the bathroom has alot of black mold in it. For example all around the shower and the shower glass and around the sink. After two nights we contacted the staff and told them about all these things listed above and we wanted to move out of that room and go somewhere else. So they told us that I had to send an email which would be forwarded to their supervisor, which I did. I checked upon them multiple times with calls, emails and direct conversation. Their supervisor, who was not there, would contact me which he never did. I am well aware this is not a 5 star accomodation but this is not ok in any accomodation that you pay for. I’ve been all around the world staying in allkinds of accomodations but this was my worst experience. Not only because of the room situation but because of the staffmembers who didnt even try to make things better by for example clean the room, offer us new towels offer us new bedroom. We paid 156€/night there. When the client points out things that are poor and could easily be fixed, just fix it and at least try to make them happy. WOT Lisbon Patio … Do better !

This hostel is operated like a 2-star hotel, providing cozy room with private bathroom and comfortable bed. The business must've undergone major renovation in recent years as everything looks new, practical and comfortable. It is also conveniently located close to the Rossio Metro station and all attractions including Castelo de S. Jorge Castle, the Lisbon Cathedral and Praça do Comércio.

I stayed four days in the WOT hostel in Lisbon, what means three nights. The hostel in in a great neighborhood, fun places around all the time, service is fun, they are 7/24 there to help you with all kind of informations about the city. Every night they had an activity (drink nights and even a movie night) for the early hours, there is this cool guy organizing party-visiting together for very reasonable prices, the beer is cheep, the common area is just perfect for chilling and to make new friendships very easily. If i plan my trip again to Lisbon (and i will, because that's one of the must fun cities I've ever been in my life), i'm sure i will book in WOT again. (I got they recyclable cup for memory.:))

I read on Nomadic Matt's Web site that this place is the gold standard of hostels. Having never stayed in one before, I have no comparison, but I can't argue with that evaluation. I had reservations about staying in a hostel, but I was very happy with this one. They provide a continental style breakfast in the morning and offer lots of activities to do. I did the walking tour one day and met two new friends from the same hostile who went on it as well. What I really like about this place is they have the option of private rooms if you don't want to share with a stranger. I took that option because I have sleep apnea and use a CPAP machine at night. No problems with noise and the place is very secure. You can only access the building with a key card or by having them buzz you in or out.

Booking with a group of 18 people isn't easy. However. Miguel and his team at Green Heart Hostel made everything possible for us to have an amazing stay. We were in contact over months changing dates, organizing rooms and more. Throughout the organization, the Hostel was always calm, friendly and helpful. The stay itself was without any disturbance. The rooms were clean, the bathrooms and showers as well. A big plus is certainly the location of the Hostel. It is placed quitely but in walking distance to the City Center. We can only recommend this hostel for your stay in Lisbon!!

My friends and I stayed in a 4 bedroom private room for 4 nights. We found the hostel to be perfect overall. The room was very clean and the beds were comfortable. Fresh towels were provided each morning. Being able to step out onto a small balcony with a view of the city is a bonus (we stayed on the 4th floor). Although shared, the bathroom for our floor was always clean and with two toilets, two showers and a urinal, I would say that it is ample for the number of rooms sharing it. In fact, during our stay, we rarely met any other guests in there. The staff in reception are friendly and helpful and speak excellent English. We didn't try the 3 euro breakfast so I can't comment on that. The location of the hostel is fantastic- it is only 15 minutes walk from the centre of the city and there are metro and tram links just round the corner. The area around the hostel contains several decent bars that are much, much cheaper than the overpriced places in the centre. There are also several excellent restaurants nearby, including a great Portuguese grill place a few metres round the corner and a brilliant Chinese restaurant across the main road (Noveu Paris). There are also two well stocked supermarkets within 5 minutes walk. Overall, we had a fantastic stay at this hostel and I would strongly recommend it.

What a wonderful, but entirely individual, experience. The set up is one side is a hostel (quite a nice one), where reception, casual tapas restaurant and breakfast are served. The other side is the suites, with a rooftop bar and smart restaurant. The character is faded elegance, shabby chic - entirely purposely and is so authentic. The vibe is superb service from a young, friendly and efficient staff. If you want a suited and booted experience, go elsewhere and probably get worse service. The rooms are of average size, although mine, in comparison with my friends’ had a HUGE bathroom. High ceiling make the rooms feel airy. Proper antique shutters make for a proper blackout experience. The rooms do have areas with peeling paint and could be described as rustic for some - but they are clean and charming and we were delighted. If you want a quiet venue - do not come here - it is noisy, it is in a central location with bars and restaurants around. That said, it is perfectly located to get everywhere in Lisbon. The breakfast which you attend with the hostel residents (who were all lovely) was super, with a good selection - would have liked a little prepared fresh fruit - you can order specialist coffees and hot food as included in the suites rate (these extras have to be paid for by the hostel residents). The same area, with its terrace, houses a tapas restaurant which we visited on the first night. Superb food and service. The rooftop bar is a real treat. AMAZING views with excellent vibe and service. The restaurant beside it we did not visit as did not appeal, but no reason to suspect it wasn’t anything other than fab - as v busy! Lastly, the young chaps on the reception desk were soooo helpful and friendly - perfect English and the wonderful lady in charge of breakfast has to have a mention - what a character and such a super person to have there for the younger travellers. Looking at the reviews, some people just don’t “get it” - it is a different experience from a modern, chain hotel - but we found it wonderful. We heard they are going to be opening other places, but judging by the descriptions, they will be different to this - we would love for them to open things JUST LIKE THIS in other European cities - it is a one off currently and we would like to see more.

I’ve had a great stay there! Clean beds, beautiful interior (I’d go there again only for the design of the bathroom) and really nice and friendly staff. There was also a lovely balcony but I guess that’s not for all rooms available. If you arrive you just have to walk up the stairs (I think fourths floor) and there you’ll find the reception. Clearly recommended.

It’s been a long time since I was last in a youth hostel, and as a now 45 year old man there is probably a reason for this. Arriving late on the Tuesday night with fond memories of dorm parties and tequila slammers, I was greeted by what I initially thought was captain Jack Sparrow, but who actually transpired to be a very friendly chap who helped us to navigate the intricacies of the main entrance. Door buzzed, suitcases lifted up the stairs and ugh who let mum and dad in looks absorbed, we were handed our keys by a lovely member of the team alongside vouchers for two free shots. Enthusiastically we were informed that the bar was open until 1am that night, although we had missed the pub crawl for the evening. I’m flattered I guess, however we decided to give the shots a miss in favour of a nice sleep. Yup, Father Time catches up with us all… We had a private double with a shared bathroom, and although very small it was comfortable enough. The pillow has perhaps seen better days, but the A/C was a life saver! Spending the days walking around town and doing some gentle exploring, the nights were largely spent for myself at least in the bar area downstairs. It’s a small but perfectly functional area, and in all honesty wasn’t the screaming mess of teenagers away from home for the first time that I had been expecting. At 3 euros a pint I was certainly very happy to sit and read whilst various cool young things did their thing in the background. Declining participation in the pub crawl for a second time, I was tempted with the tapas tasting but plans for the night changed due to friends arriving a day early and diner reservations being made. From a comfort point of view, our bathroom was shared between three double rooms I believe on the third floor, and this was never an issue. I attribute this to the fact that we were likely on very different schedules with us going out for the day and back for the night, as opposed to the perhaps more night based activities of our fellow residents. Bedroom like I said small, but hey, who cares, we weren’t here to sit in a room all day. The breakfast was absolutely fine, and for 5 euros a day you really cannot complain. All in all very happy with my stay, though peeking into an open dorm room one day my god I wouldn’t have survived the week unless you could take 25 years off me! Good job though overall Sant Jordi, and I’d certainly consider staying again - safe, friendly and somewhere I’m sure 20 year old me would have had a blast!

Just across the road from the lift, there are a lot of restaurants nearby, 5 minutes from the subway station, very convenient, but the soundproofing is really bad, a few nights, I was drunk next door to the big brother and chat in the hallway. If the girl wants to wash her hair, go to the front desk and ask if there is no hair dryer, or bring it on her own. I want to wash my hair one night, but the front desk uncle said that they only have 3 sets but they have been taken away. The next morning, they will take it again. I asked once, but no one used it to return to the front desk. Fortunately, after the washing, the same room sister came back for lunch break, and brought her own use. If you want to live with this, you must bring your equipment together, otherwise it will be passive.