“Very good boutique hotel in downtown Lisbon”

Very good hotel boutique with compact rooms, and nice design in the historical center of Lisbon. The rooms are sound proof and have all the amenities inclusive espresso coffee machine. Decent price. Close to everything. Totally recommended.

“Nicely located hotel.”

Stayed for four nights.A great location as literally just around the corner from shops,restarants etc,and a couple of minutes walk to the metro station.Nice room with all the facilities you need.Had a couple of breakfasts at their sister hotel,Browns Central,which is a hundred yards away.Very good … more

Stayed for four nights.A great location as literally just around the corner from shops,restarants etc,and a couple of minutes walk to the metro station.Nice room with all the facilities you need.Had a couple of breakfasts at their sister hotel,Browns Central,which is a hundred yards away.Very good choice of hot and cold food.The hotel is in an old converted building which has wooden floors.Consquently every time someone in the room above,or adjoining,moves around you hear it due to squeeking floors.Were it not for that i would have given it five stars.ps all staff spoke excellent English and were friendly and professional.

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“A very handy location”

Stayed for 2 nights in September 2024. The location is very convenient. 2 minutes walk from the Metro station, which will link you with the airport in around 30 minutes. The room was comfortable - with large bathroom, comfortable bed, air-con and coffee making facilities. The staff were friendly, a… more

Stayed for 2 nights in September 2024. The location is very convenient. 2 minutes walk from the Metro station, which will link you with the airport in around 30 minutes. The room was comfortable - with large bathroom, comfortable bed, air-con and coffee making facilities. The staff were friendly, although whilst checking in on the evening 21/09, it was frustrating that another guest couple barged in to ask about an organised tour for the next day. I think the receptionist was taken aback as we were, by how rude these 2 fellow guests were, and she did try to say to them 'I am dealing with a check in', but they didn't get the message. We felt that the breakfast cost of 18 euro per head was a little steep, and as such we picked up pastries from around the corner. Alfama is within easy access either on foot or via tram. The tram stop is 2 streets down the road towards the coast. Tram wise, get there in the morning as early as you can! The 28 is probably a none-starter due to how busy it gets, but we took the number 12 which was much less busy and still went through all the old streets.

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“Great location”

Just a few blocks from the arc of Rua Augusta, this hotel is what you need for a stay in Lisboa. Near all the touristy places and attractions. It’s a three-Star hotel, but don’t get fooled for that category. I’ve been to 4-star hotels that have been worse. My room, 216, was small but neat. Nice d… more

Just a few blocks from the arc of Rua Augusta, this hotel is what you need for a stay in Lisboa. Near all the touristy places and attractions. It’s a three-Star hotel, but don’t get fooled for that category. I’ve been to 4-star hotels that have been worse. My room, 216, was small but neat. Nice decoration, and the bathroom had an enclosed shower that was perfect. After you did your business, all remained dry and steam free. That was awesome. I just have one complaint. When booking online at the hotel website I chose the option of bed and breakfast. Well, breakfast is not served there, but in another hotel of the group that’s one block away. That was a disappointment to me, because nowhere on their website there’s a disclaimer on that. So, if it weren’t for this, my rating would be higher.

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