"I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Tejo. The staff made the experience truly memorable Magdalena was especially kind and very accommodating throughout my visit, always ready to help with a warm and welcoming attitude. I also appreciated Loraine’s thoughtful gesture of giving me a Coke as a gift, which was a simple but very nice touch of hospitality. Overall, the service felt personal and genuine, and it made my stay comfortable and enjoyable."
"The hotel is very convenient. Most of the attractions are nearby. Even if you take the bus and take the subway, it is convenient to go to the airport. It takes 30 to 40 minutes to train to the hotel. It is super convenient to get to the hotel in a few minutes. After handing over the room, you can put your luggage. At the end, you can finish playing last 𠮶 and then go up to carry your luggage and go to the bathroom to add it."
"The hotel is in a stunning spot, but the rooms aren’t very connected, so you’ll have to climb stairs to get to yours. Also, the hotel isn’t in the best shape overall.
However, the staff is really welcoming, and the place is worth it overall."
"I regret booking this hostel immediately after enter the room. Room is too small and air circulation is not good. Not enough spaces to place personal belongings. I booked here based on the high reviews score but I think it is overrated. I hurt myself when I squat down to close the metal drawer. It has some sharp edges. Breakfast is okay if it’s is included in the booking. If buy it separately at 9 Euro it’s overpriced."
"Although it's on a hill, it was really great to have a Bipana house and a supermarket right in front. I booked a room with a balcony, and the view was so amazing that I didn't even need to go up to the viewpoint. If I ever come back to Lisbon, I'd definitely consider staying here again."
"Pros - location, right in the center of the square, walking distance to main sights and tram stop. Room is clean albeit on the small side. Suitable for single traveler without too much luggage. Spread of choices for breakfast is great.
Cons - only a small inconvenience. Ubers cannot stop directly in front of the hotel. Be prepared to drag your suitcase a small distance from the squareor choose nearby street instead as drop off spot."
"Booked a superior double room for 4 nights. I would not say it was good value for money - meaning overpriced.
Pros:
The location is great, very central. The guesthouse is sandwiched between a shoe store. The sign is very small and hard to find it.
The services are good. The staff checking us in gave quite some touring tips. The room is clean. All staff were polite.
The bathroom is spacious.
Cons:
The superior room we booked are no where near the photos shown on the booking website. The room is equipped with very basic furniture. The wardrobe looks like an old fireplace with No shelves to put clothing on.
Neutral: the breakfast had a big variety. But the tapas looked stale and bread was stone hard to cut with the knife. Egg tarts and cakes were delicious
Overall, it was overpriced for the room we booked. A guesthouse room with a 4 star hotel price."
"Nicely parked down town and walking distance to a lot of attractions. 15 mins away from this airport so it's rather convenient.
Quiet, calm and no frills. I'd recommend it."
"Very beautiful boutique hotel.
The room is quite small for two big luggage’s 😅
But the room is so elegant and well decorated.
The breakfast is very delicious.
Strongly recommend."
"I stayed at the Portugal Boutique Hotel for three nights and had a wonderful experience. The staff were incredibly attentive, and the amenities provided throughout the hotel were excellent. My room rate included breakfast, which featured a variety of hot options, different pastries, an in-house bakery, and a cold section with meats, fruits, juices, and yogurt. The room itself was clean and comfortable, and I appreciated the thoughtful touches like a refilled glass bottle of water and in-room coffee. Twice during my visit, I received special treats delivered to the room—once a small bottle of local alcohol, and another time, traditional Portuguese egg custard tarts. The hotel’s location was ideal—very close to public transit, including the metro, and within easy walking distance of many major sightseeing spots. The only consideration is that some noise from the nearby metro can be heard in the rooms, which might be an issue for light sleepers. That said, I truly enjoyed my stay and would absolutely choose to stay here again."
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EEdison .We booked the Deluxe King Room with city views. The 2.2-meter king-size bed was incredibly spacious, and the room was spotlessly clean. The rooftop bar offers fantastic views of Lisbon and a pool for guests. I highly recommend the hotel's 10 PM light show – it's truly unique! And don't miss the delicious egg tarts at breakfast!
Ppygroundspacious, aesthetic, and perfect for a solo trip, but a few things to note.
The room itself is gorgeous. It has this modern boho/woody vibe with warm tones, sage walls, hints of gold, and lots of natural light from the balcony. Waking up here was honestly such a nice experience. The balcony is a big plus too, although the furniture is quite basic and could be upgraded.
Layout-wise, everything made sense (especially the TV directly facing the bed — finally!). However, the TV connection was quite slow and frustrating, so I ended up just using my phone.
Location is good if you don’t mind walking — around 20–30 minutes into central Lisbon. There are loads of cafés nearby though, which was super convenient. I highly recommend Fauna & Flora (Anjos) for brunch — really cute spot and great food. They take walk-ins :)
Only thing I didn’t love was the PIN entry system. You have to type it multiple times (enter building, going up the lift, enter room) and it’s very visible, which made me a bit uneasy as a solo traveller. It's super easy though !!
The mini fridge was also super minimally stocked, so don’t rely on it. On the plus side, tea/coffee facilities, toiletries, and plenty of towels are provided.
The apartment itself is very quiet and peaceful — I barely heard anyone else, which made it feel like my own private space. Barely saw anyone, felt like I had the place to myself.
Overall: a comfortable and stylish stay with great nearby cafés. A few small improvements would make it perfect, but I would definitely stay again.
GGuest UserFrom start to finish Dom Carlos Park did not disappoint.
Helpful staff took our bag up stairs on arrival.
Storage was available until our room was ready, map was given when requested to help us find our bearings.
Room clean with fridge with selection of minibar which could be purchased, safe was also available.
Towels were large and fluffy. Bed comfortable, with lovely pillows, black out curtains to help sleep.
Room service used first night with excellent food .
Breakfast was excellent good range of food. It was occasional busy and we were asked to wait in the lounge area but again well looked after and as soon as space was available we were taken in to wait.
Hotel is in a good location, a gentle walk down the avenue liberdade everyday to where the action is, such as Rossio Station where we caught the train to Sintra.
Great hotel would stay again.
Cab from airport to hotel €24 , Uber to airport €7
AAihechadeyangguangmaoThe location of the hotel is excellent and the facilities are very good. But the service is really bad. First, the friend's room can't be done. Find the service staff to wait for a long time! It is very troublesome to check in.
SSamya16I booked this hotel cause it a close location to many things around in Lisbon. While it is not a fancy hotel, it serves well for solo travellers and families. The room was very spacious and the AC worked well. The cleaning service came every day and left the room clean and fresh. Breakfast was included with our stay, and it was a usual hotel breakfast. You could pick from hot items such as scrambled eggs and meat products like beans and sausage or bacon. On one day they also had mushrooms. Then of course the bread variety and some pastry items such as croissant and muffins. Cheeses, yoghurt and fruits as well cereals were available. Eating breakfast at 10 AM usually filled us up for the day and we hardly ate lunch outside. The staff was friendly and when we requested an iron they provided that with no problem. The room had a small safe for valuables when we left for the day and plenty of storage space for the clothes and suit cases. The bathroom was very nice as well, lots of counter space and even a clothing line across the tub to hang some items to dry if you had to was a shirt or socks. The hotel is located across small soccer practice field so from our balcony we could watch people play some soccer games. Be advised the hotel is very close to the airport (about 10 min) so there was noise from planes but hardly noticeable. During our stay, 2 of the main elevators broke and were not usable but luckily we were on the second floor so taking the stairs was easy but they do have other elevators available. And for anyone not looking to leave the hotel for lunch or dinner, they provide plenty of dishes in their restaurant and bar area. But just a few steps around that area, you will find great places to eat such a Turkish restaurant with a 10 page menu I highly recommend to try.
GGuest UserOur go-to hotel in Lisbon. It's well-located (near Campolide and Sete Rios), the front office staff are excellent, the restaurant is very pleasant, and the beds are super comfortable, both in the suites and standard rooms. This is where our son learned to walk in 2024, and where we'll always return whenever we're in Lisbon.
GGuest UserThe room is spacious. Clean and has good amenities. It smelled bad inside the elevator all the time. The lobby isn't very present with dirty floors. Breakfast was average. The location was good for me, but a few metro stops away from the touristy spots. But it's a safe location w plenty of other hotel chains, office buildings and restaurants.
AAnonymous UserThe room with bathroom inside the room with balcony.
No curtains on the beds, the light can bother, no privacy.
There is elevator, no problems with luggage.
There is a kitchen, but is closed in the night time.
The staff was very friendly and helpful.
WWariyukiI won’t recommend this apartment though it is only less than 10 mins walk from the Martim Moniz metro station and the city centre.
The apartment is located at the back alley of some old buildings. There were a lot of homeless people and wanderers at both ends of the alleys. The most unacceptable thing was that the alley was stinky with the very bad smell of urine and garbage. Since the apartment is inside the alley that car cannot go inside, even we took Uber, we still need to walk 2-min from either end of the alley to the apartment.
Unfortunately we were assigned with a room on the ground level of the 4-storey apartment. To be exact, the room was slightly below ground level, meaning that we could see the feet of the people walking on the street through the 2 windows of our room. It was also a bit noisy when people talked on the street, parked their bicycle right at the windows of our room. Obviously we couldn’t open our windows or curtains, meaning that it was like staying in a room without windows. We have asked for a change of room. Since we were staying there for 7 nights, we also didn’t mind to change for only a few nights in the middle of the stay, however we were not provided with any option to change our room even though we booked this apartment 4 MONTHS ago (not the last minute customers).
Besides, the sound proofing of the apartment was bad. We could hear everyone talking outside. Since it’s the ground floor unit, there were more people passing by and going up to different floors and in and out the building, all sounds were quite annoying especially during the late night. Among the 7 nights, there were also 2 nights having some sorts of alarm in the mid nights for over 30 minutes. All these issues were very disturbing too.
Adding to it, the bed and pillows of the apartment were too hard and not comfortable to us. We didn’t have any good sleep unfortunately.
Nevertheless the interior of the apartment was fine, spacious and clean. Decoration was modern, daily house-keeping was also fine. There were aircon, washer and dryer, a basic coffee filter machines but not Nespresso coffee machine.
GGuest UserThe room is very basic, bed is comfy, but pillows are tiny. The bathroom was a bit on the small side, especially the shower (I'm 6'2) and there was some black mould on the back of the door. You get what you pay for and this did the job of being a place to sleep and shower.
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