I have some important notes about the hotel. The most I was satisfied with the woman who was cleaning the rooms in our floor. She was just a heart full and kindest women, always smiling and cleaning the room 100 from 10. 1) The walls were just so tiny that I was waking up because of my neighbor’s shower getting. I think it’s not allowable. Each cough was listened in my room. 2) I am a vegetarian and there no options of fresh vegetables, only tomato, when I asked for cucumber there were confused and shocked. 3) One of the men receptionists was very rude, but the black girl was very nice. The location is not so great cuz it’s not close to the city center but it’s close to metro and shopping center. There are no grocery shops nearby, only the supermarket of the shopping center. The prices are affordable for Lisbon.

1) Extrasuper tiny walls 2) No vegetables for the breakfast 3) One of the men receptionists was very rude.

The breakfast was very rich and delicious, one of those you can't miss. The food in general was delicious. Amazing Dinner buffet Good location Helpful staff The hotel has partnerships with tourism agencies which makes it easy to book trips in town to historic locations

The hotel is at the junction of the blue and red metro lines. This is actually the end of the red metro line, providing direct connection to the airport. The blue line takes to the city center. The airport is very close to (or we can say that it's in) Lisbon, and there are many low flying airplanes over the city, but the hotel windows' noise insulation is quite good, so you can barely hear the air (or ground) traffic. The hotel is clean, the staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet has hot and cold meal, like scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, mushroom, pasta, salami, cheese, cereals, pancake, croissants, other baked goods. Sometimes they also have buffet dinner, with soup, variety of hot meals and desserts, other days they have à la carte.

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From the moment we entered, every staff member treated us warmly and professionally. It was great to have the underground parking - a little tight, but we managed, and they offered to have their staff park the car. The room was spacious, clean, quiet, and comfortable. Breakfast was fabulous! Always scrambled eggs as well as sautéed mushrooms and vegetables, plus roasted tomatoes with a nice topping. Any kind of hot beverage you could want in machines, many kinds of fresh breads and pastries, assortments of cold meats and cheeses, lots of fresh fruits, yogurt, cereals, and I'm sure I'm omitting something. And the wait staff were excellent. The location is close to a Metro stop. We had absolutely no complaints, and we'd highly recommend it.

We can't think of a single thing. It was perfect and exceeded expectations.

Very spacious room. Comfortable, with a pretty complete set of facilities (kettle, fridge, luggage rack). The complimentary mineral water was nice too. Pretty nice view of the city from the 9th floor. The breakfast was pretty good - must get the croissant, it was so crispy especially when they just brought it out.

The design of the bathroom is quite odd. It's difficult to reach for the toilet paper from the toilet and difficult to reach for the towels after washing your hands. And no hooks for clothes.

Location was just out of the city but so well connected via Metro that it was perfect. It felt safe travelling at night and better to be slightly away from the bustle of the city. Good connection to airport and Uber cheap if you want to visit Belem etc Good location for attending events at Campo Pequeno.

Staff a little cold and distant, and would have liked to see more smiling faces at work. Breakfast was plentiful but lukewarm. Overall a great visit and would recommend for a visit to Lisbon

The staff at the reception and at the breakfast buffet was very friendly. The hotel is clean and modern. The breakfast is extensive and good. The location of the hotel is great: there is a bus stop at 100m, metro station San Sebastão is at 5 min walk (with Red line directly to the airport and Blue line directly to the city center), train station Entrecampus (train to Sintra) is a 15 min walk.

Due to several tourist groups, the breakfast was sometimes too crowded. The breakfast is between 07:00 and 10:30. Before 08:00 it is hard to find a table, even as a single traveler, although the breakfast room has a lot of space. If you come at 09:00, it is very calm, but unfortunately certain breakfast things are already gone at the time and they are not refilled. This may be a point of improvement, since the breakfast runs for another 1.5 hour.

The room had a good size and was cute. Beds were comfortable. Breakfast was a bit limited, but we loved having delicious Portuguese desserts (like the famous Pasteis de Nata). Close to transportation - metro (the direct line from the airport), buses, even city sightseeing bus stops. Nice quiet area, close to a park and arts center. There is also an El Corte Ingles mall close by for shopping and dining, plus various dining locations within walking distance.

We did not have a vent in the bathroom (or it was not working) so the steam from the hot water would fill the room very quickly. When neighbors would turn the water on, you would hear it very loudly (even the piping).

Range of breakfast items was excellent; having the pancake maker was fun for the family. Location, being near parks and the metro was added bonus. Staff were courteous and friendly.

Room was not fully sound-proofed. There was a small issue with “party” noise from the room below, late at night, and once the Reception staff were alerted to this, it was dealt with quickly and efficiently.