Great room for the price with basically everything we needed. The staff were really helpful: gave us some excellent recommendations for nearby restaurants, and helped us work out how to use the safe! Good location; peaceful neighbourhood, some shops/restaurants nearby, even a little park to sit at in the evenings. I'd definitely stay here again!

Some other reviewers note that the stairs are very steep, but while they definitely are, we didn't have any trouble with them personally. Only downside for us was that we could hear other guests sometimes (e.g. doors closing, footsteps on the stairs, voices from upstairs), though it really wasn't too bad!

We had a well renovated one bedroom apartment one level up at 5 Rua de Palmeira. Apartment was clean and well laid out. Good kitchen, neat lounge with floor lighting and good shower and bathroom. Beautifully shuttered windows. Lots of neat little restaurants / tapas bars in the area.

Main bedroom a little small but works well with the rest of the apartment. Down hill walks into town (around 15 mins saunter) were interesting but up hill walks back from town can best be described as challenging.

Lovely location, renovated heritage building in a charming area. Every staff member was kind and attentive - taking time to give directions, arrange a tour, check on our safe/late arrival, checking for a misplaced earring. Communication was prompt and helpful prior to arrival, during our stay and even afterwards. Do yourself a favour and sign up for the breakfast option at least one morning of your stay, even though there are cafe options nearby - it was delicious and thoughtfully prepared, and included the best pastel de nata we had encountered yet, after a full week of studious “research” to find Portugal’s best pastel de natas! 😉 The bed was perhaps a little extra firm than our liking, but we still had a great night’s rest and would definitely stay there again!

This place is such a little gem. It's a 15-20 min walk from all the major attractions in Lisbon, and just down the road there's a little square where people gather in the evenings to have a drink and chat, with lots of little cute restaurants around. It's literally the perfect location for exploring yet on a quiet street so you can rest properly at night. But what makes this place amazing is the staff. They are so, so kind and polite and always trying to make things better for you. Before even arriving they sent me a message to ask if I preferred a double bed or 2 single beds! They are very responsive and friendly, perfect hosts

Things that didn't bother us at all but might be worth others knowing - the property is at the bottom of a big hill so sometimes when you want to visit certain places you have to go up that hill which might be a challenge for some. There is also no fridge in the room (but we didn't need one)

This was a nice guesthouse to call home for a few days. Located in the the Principe Real neighborhood, it is easily within a couple of minutes walking distance to several restaurants. This was helpful because after a full day of walking around Lisbon in hot weather, walking about a few minutes to get dinner was fine with me. The room was small but clean and had its own bathroom, which is a plus for me.

So the guesthouse, which I suspect, like many of the houses/apartments in the area, has steep sets of stairs. Also, the hallways were quite narrow, which I did not expect. So that takes some getting used to but I didn't find it a big deal. The WiFi was sometimes spotty but once you could connect to it, it provides good speed.

All good, I would come again.

2 small points. The apartment is a bit hard to get fresh air. Once you open the window, some car passes by and all the gases you can smell instantly in the room. I bought my own dish washing sponges for being clean safe, but for some reason the cleaning lady was always using it, when I was not in the apartment. When I returned I always found my sponge lying on top of one that she provided. In the end I asked for a new sponge. The cleaning lady gave a dirty dish wash sponge, that she brought from somewhere downstairs. But that is not the problem if you don’t mind it or will hide your sponge haha

Staff was very welcoming and open to all suggestions in communication about the check in and check out and about questions about the city. It was nice location just outside of the busy areas as Bairro Alto and in the pleasant neighborhood where it felt safe. Room was interesting, basically as attic on the last floor, it works to its charm. Beds comfortable.

Room is not convenient for taller persons as in the shower or in the room, you could hit your head or you have to bow a little bit at times, but for a short stay it is not a big fuss. And also the famous stairs, they are really small and narrow and how needs to get to upper floors it could be a bit of a challenge to someone.

Good location, good value for money, supergentle guy at the reception, the room is provided with a boiler and coffee machine, it is very cosy. The location is central and safe, lots of bars and restaurants around and it is closed to the hystorical center

Lack of soundproofing inside of the building. There are two ways to ensure a good night's sleep: either you're fortunate enough to sleep through the noise of a jackhammer, or your neighbors are quiet. Last night, I found myself listening to the clanking and tapping of my neighbors' locks in the hallway.

The guesthouse is located in a great area of Lisbon. not too touristy, rather residential (which I appreciated), but only a couple minutes away from everything. There's an amazing little park just one minute away, with great restaurants, the best winebar, ice cream etc. Great place to spend the afternoon or evening. The rooms in the guesthouse are nice and comfy and the staff was very friendly and helpful as well. Really appreciated the option to have a little breakfast basket brought to the room every day.

The bathrooms are a bit outdated and I would have appreciated to have shampoo.

Staff went out of their way to be friendly and accommodating. Optional breakfast delivered to rooms and hung on a hook outside room contained enough food for breakfast and an afternoon snack. Staff also organised transfers to and from the airport due to my late and early flight times. The room was very well appointed, including a coffee pod machine with refills available from reception.

As a solo traveller, the room was big enough for one but very small. On reflection as a first-time traveller to Lisbon, I would have preferred accommodation closer to the main city area for convenience of attractions, shopping, and restaurants.