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3-Star Hotels Near Pitéus
Casa da Avenida Lisboa
Moxy Lisboa Oriente
Hotel A.S. Lisboa
Be Poet Baixa Hotel
Hotel Convento do Salvador
Rossio Plaza Hotel
Hotel MeraPrime Gold Lisboa
Sant Jordi Hostels Lisbon
Charming Family Apartment
The 7 Hotel, Suites, Studios & Apartments
Hotel LIS Baixa
Hotel Roma
Star Inn Lisbon Airport
My Story Hotel Tejo
Ikonik Lisboa
Lisbon Art Stay Apartments Baixa
My Story Hotel Rossio
Sitio Dos Cavaleiros Apartments
My Story Hotel Ouro
Dinya Lisbon Hotel
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Casa da Avenida Lisboa
We just returned from our Easter holiday in Lisbon with two families and four kids, and honestly, it couldn’t have been better. The apartment was perfectly functional and warmly welcoming, with all the comforts we needed. Host Margarida even went the extra mile by providing plastic dishes, cups, and cutlery for the little ones—such a thoughtful touch! Luisa was incredibly kind and accommodating—she waited for us despite our delayed flight and gave us helpful tips about the area. They also provided two baby cots and two high chairs for our youngest, which made life so much easier. The metro station is just 50 meters away—super convenient for getting around the city. The only minor downside is the lack of an elevator, but since we left the strollers in the building’s ground-floor lobby, it wasn’t an issue at all. There’s a supermarket right downstairs—so handy for grabbing snacks or essentials. Overall, this place is perfect for families, super well-located, and offers amazing value. We’ll definitely be coming back. Thank you!
Moxy Lisboa Oriente
Staying at Moxy Lisboa Oriente was a fantastic experience—perfect for travelers looking for convenience and value. The hotel is ideally located right next to a bus stop and just steps away from Parque das Nações, making it an excellent base for both transit and relaxation. It’s only three metro stops from the airport, so getting in and out is super easy whether you're taking the train or bus. The hotel’s vibrant, youthful design reflects Moxy’s signature style—bright, modern, and full of energy. Staff were friendly and welcoming, always ready to help. With great value for money and a lively atmosphere, this place is a top pick if you want a stress-free stay in Lisbon.
Hotel A.S. Lisboa
The room was perfect for a solo traveler—spacious yet cozy, with just the right amount of space. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, making check-in smooth and stress-free. While breakfast wasn’t overly varied, it was still decent. What truly stood out was the rooftop terrace—breathtaking views that made every evening unforgettable. Sipping on a complimentary cherry cocktail or juice up there after a long day in the city completely reset my mood. Plus, the hotel is directly next to the metro station, so getting around Lisbon was super convenient. It’s rare to find such a great combination of comfort, location, and little extras like the free drink. This place exceeded my expectations—definitely coming back.
Be Poet Baixa Hotel
Staying at Be Poet Baixa Hotel was such a delightful surprise! Nestled in a quiet corner of Lisbon’s vibrant Baixa district, this charming little hotel offers a perfect balance of affordability and comfort. The room is compact but thoughtfully designed—just enough space for a relaxing stay, especially when your main focus is exploring the city. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the shower delivered strong water pressure with excellent hot water—always a win! From the moment we checked in, the staff were warm, welcoming, and went the extra mile with a complimentary glass of port and a sweet pastry. The breakfast buffet was generous and well-curated, featuring fresh local treats that made mornings feel special. With its central location, friendly vibe, and attention to detail, this place truly stands out. I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone visiting Lisbon who wants a cozy, authentic stay without breaking the bank.
Hotel Convento do Salvador
The hotel was absolutely charming, perfectly located just steps away from some of Lisbon's best viewpoints and the iconic Tram 28. The views from the property were breathtaking—especially at sunset. I loved how walkable everything was: great restaurants, local cafés, and scenic spots were all within a short stroll. It felt like being in the heart of Lisbon’s most authentic neighborhood, yet still peaceful and quiet. The location alone made the stay unforgettable. Highly recommend for travelers who want both convenience and beauty.
Rossio Plaza Hotel
Staying at Rossio Plaza Hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Lisbon. Right in the heart of the city, waking up to the sight of the iconic elevator from my window felt magical—perfect for capturing that authentic Lisbon vibe. The room’s warm-toned design made it incredibly cozy and inviting, like stepping into a home away from home. I especially loved the subtle creamy scent in the lobby—it added such a comforting, welcoming touch every time I walked through. The staff were genuinely friendly and attentive, always ready to help with anything I needed. Their professionalism and warmth made a lasting impression. This hotel offers exceptional value and charm, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Lisbon. It’s not just a place to stay—it’s an experience.
Hotel MeraPrime Gold Lisboa
Staying at Hotel MeraPrime Gold Lisboa was an absolutely delightful experience. From the moment I arrived, the staff were warm and attentive, making me feel right at home. The room was spotlessly clean, with a modern and comfortable design. Breakfast was exceptional—fresh, delicious, and offered a wide variety of options, including local specialties. It was clear that quality ingredients were used, and the presentation was thoughtful. The hotel's location is excellent, just a short metro ride from Lisbon’s city center, giving easy access to all major attractions. Everything about this stay exceeded expectations. Highly recommended for travelers looking for comfort, convenience, and great value.
Sant Jordi Hostels Lisbon
The hostel is located on a hill, but getting there is actually very convenient. Once you exit the Intendente Metro station, head to the Igreja Anjos bus stop across the street. Take bus 734 or 17B, or hop on tram 28 or 28E—just a short ride to the closest stop. The 17B bus even drops you right opposite Sant Jordi Hostels, so you’re just a quick walk away. Easy access, great location, and super convenient for exploring Lisbon. Definitely worth it!
The 7 Hotel, Suites, Studios & Apartments
Our stay at The 7 Hotel was absolutely outstanding—every single detail made our three-night visit in Lisbon feel seamless and enjoyable. Even though my mom wasn’t feeling well during the trip, we spent most of our time in the room, and that was never an issue. The room, while not oversized, was thoughtfully equipped with everything we needed—plenty of toiletries, kitchen essentials, and a well-functioning bathroom. One small suggestion: there used to be a hook for hanging face cloths or shampoo bottles near the sink, but it’s broken now—hope they can get it fixed soon. Location-wise, it couldn’t be better. Just steps from Santa Justa Lift, right next to Baixa Metro station, and with shopping streets and bus stops literally outside the door. Despite being in the heart of the city, the noise level was surprisingly low—we slept like babies. On arrival day, after a long 24-hour journey with three connecting flights, the staff were incredibly kind and allowed us to check in early for one hour, which was such a relief. On departure, we even got to check out 15 minutes late without any hassle. We booked with breakfast included, and it was a highlight of the trip—the pancakes were delicious, my mom loved the hot scrambled eggs, sourdough bread, and fresh watermelon. While the selection wasn’t huge, every item was tasty and well-prepared. Overall, this hotel exceeded expectations in every way. I’d definitely come back and recommend it to anyone visiting Lisbon.
Hotel LIS Baixa
Staying at Hotel LIS Baixa in Lisbon was an excellent experience overall. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the city center, with metro access nearby and plenty of restaurants and attractions within easy reach. While the room is on the smaller side, it’s thoughtfully designed, clean, and well-maintained, with quality furnishings and modern amenities. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay, making check-in and check-out smooth. Breakfast was a highlight—fresh, diverse, and full of local flavors, especially the homemade bread and jams. Despite the compact space, the value for money and convenience make this hotel a top pick. I’d definitely stay here again when visiting Lisbon.
Hotel Roma
Staying at Hotel Roma in Lisbon was a real highlight of our trip. Even though it’s not a luxury hotel, its location and practicality make it perfect for solo travelers and families alike. The room was spacious and comfortable, with excellent air conditioning that kept things cool and pleasant. Daily housekeeping ensured the space remained fresh and clean throughout our stay. Breakfast was included—standard but satisfying. We had a good variety: hot options like scrambled eggs, sausages, bacon, and beans, plus mushrooms on one morning. Bread selections, croissants, muffins, cheeses, yogurt, fruits, and cereals were all available. Having breakfast around 10 AM filled us up well, so we rarely felt the need to eat lunch out. The staff were genuinely friendly and helpful—when we asked for an iron, they delivered it right away without any hassle. There was a small safe in the room for valuables, and ample storage space for clothes and luggage. The bathroom was a standout: plenty of counter space and even a clothesline across the tub—perfect for drying shirts or socks while traveling. The hotel sits across from a small soccer field, so we enjoyed watching local games from our balcony—a charming little touch. While the property is just 10 minutes from the airport, noise from planes was barely noticeable. One minor issue: two main elevators were out of service during our stay, but since we were on the second floor, taking the stairs wasn’t a problem—and other elevators were still working. For guests who prefer staying in, the hotel’s restaurant and bar offer a solid range of dishes. But if you’re up for exploring, just a short walk away there’s a fantastic Turkish restaurant with a 10-page menu—I highly recommend trying it.
Star Inn Lisbon Airport
Staying at this hotel was a fantastic experience, especially for early flights or connecting journeys. Just a 10-minute walk from the airport, it’s incredibly convenient—no need to stress about transportation or timing. What really stood out was the breakfast service, which starts as early as 2:00 AM and runs until 11:00 AM—way earlier than most hotels that begin at 6:30 AM. This made grabbing a quick bite before an early flight super easy. The breakfast spread was generous and tasty, with a good variety of options. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. For travelers needing convenience and a head start in the morning, this is a top choice. Highly recommended!
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