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Altis Avenida Hotel
4.5/5106 Reviews

Altis Avenida Hotel

Baixa Lisbon|1.12km from Street Art giochi
I visited this place in march 2022 with my husband. The + of this hotel: - modern (I think they have redecorated it recently) - perfect situation (you are between Avenida da Liberdade with Restauradores square on one side and the Rossio square) and you have thus plenty of restaurants and shops right next to the hotel, as well as many places of interest to visit in the neighbourhood - a good restaurant at the top of the hotel with a great terrasse from where you can admire the city: the Rossio Gastrobar It is « tapas » kind and it was one of the best food we had during this 3 nights stay - a good breakfast offer in a room which is also situated on the roof top, on the other side of the gastrobar, though a little bit noisy when it is full - the rooms are correctly equipped and perfectly clean - though you are in an animated area, it is perfectly calm and quiet in the rooms The - now: - the bedrooms are very dark. We took one superior with balcony but still, all was black in this room and the view was…not what we expected, even if it was on a quite high floor. In fact most of them are facing their other hotel across the road. I bet you’d better take a suite to get an open view. - service is ok but very discreet (reception) or jaded (gastrobar). It was good at breakfast. Let me explain: I couldn’t get a reservation in any of the three restaurants I had asked for my last evening through the reception. I guess it saved me money :-) At Gastrobar, several waiters were acting as if they had not seen our signs, waiting for the only waitress that night to do it at their place (which she always did)

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Sant Jordi Hostels Lisbon
4.4/578 Reviews

Sant Jordi Hostels Lisbon

Lisbon|0.49km from Street Art giochi
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!

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Palacio do Visconde - the Coffee Experience
4.6/518 Reviews
Such a stunning little gem of a find. Lovely rooms, incredible venue, renovated beautifully with an interesting history, the owners are lovely, very passionate about the rebuild and are happy to share their love of the building and its history. The garden is a peaceful oasis of silence in an otherwise crazy city. Coffee is exceptional, breakfast is wonderful. Lovely artwork and special touches around the hotel like the beautiful fresh flowers. The mixologist/barman is engaged with his job, interactive, knowledgeable and passionate about what he does, a great person to talk to about local drinks and wines. All in all a wonderful, peaceful stay, and a great connection to the history of the city, can't fault my stay in the slightest, except that I missed out on the tour of the coffee factory!
LX Center Guesthouse
3.3/562 Reviews
Brilliant place would highly recommend to anyone. Great location, friendly staff and clean residence and extremely cost effective, will most definitely be returning back when in Portugal again!
Fenicius Charme Hotel
4.2/598 Reviews
Made a reservation here for one night layover in Lisbon. Close proximity to metro station meant easy ride from the airport. The lady at reception was super helpful, checked us in promptly and professionally, and gave us expert advice on getting around. She called to arrange a taxi for us the next morning for a flight to Marrakech, and even suggested that we show up early to the breakfast room to grab something to eat before they officially begin serving breakfast. What a nice thing to do for travelers! The breakfast room ladies were already set up, and kindly allowed us to take a table and get a fast, tasty meal before the cab arrived for us. The hotel's location is fine, within a short walk of many restaurants, cafés, or shopping, and its convenient place near a metro stop makes it a logical choice for travelers who rely on the metro and their own two feet. We would definitely stay here again if we're in Lisbon in the future!
Hotel Anjos
3.4/527 Reviews
The hotel is not beautiful, and the area, if I hadn't had the motorcycle, I would have had some fear of going back on my own. However, the staff is very nice and if you need a bike/car place they have a garage closed with several places. They are not bookable but in early September with two motorcycles the parking was semi-desert. Parking is free! It was clean, especially the bathroom. And sincerely I don't feel like it's 80s, but a little better. You can return at any time during the night there's always someone in the reception.
Sant Jordi Hostels Lisbon
4.4/578 Reviews
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!
Lisbon Serviced Apartments - Benformoso
3.8/529 Reviews
Baixa
We had a comfortable stay, the apartment itself was stunning and well equipped - kettle, cooking things, fridge, freezer, washer. Check in process was seamless, no staff - all done digitally but easy to follow. I liked the fact you have codes and not keys, removed the risk of losing the keys! The only negative is the street at night is very very loud and in Bengal town and therefore as females we found it quite intimidating at times as there was groups of men lining the street. Location is ideal however and short walk to stations for links around Lisbon!

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