Lisbon Hotels with Kitchens

"Excellent location - It was just a few minutes' walk from the metro station and very close to Parque Eduardo VII, where the Christmas market was (and I enjoyed it very much!). The staff were very friendly and helpful. I encountered some problems on arrival, and they sorted them out immediately. Give them a bug thumbs up. The facilities were basic but had everything I needed. Given such a cheap price, I won't ask for more. I felt a bit cold at night even though I had a hot water bottle. I was staying on the top floor and it was December (I feel cold easily anyway). Maybe they can try to make it warmer?"

"Locke de Santa Joana is an amazing hotel to stay in. The hotel is big which there are 3 beautiful buildings and a lovely courtyard, you may love to spend a whole day enjoying it. The room is good and big, the bed is comfortable, there is kitchen and washing machine inside the room. The restaurants are recommended, the food is really good. #DogsFriendly Last but not least, the staffs are nice and helpful. This is a remarkable stay."

"It was clean and staff was so kind but the only thing is they don't have the lift and lots of stairs to carry on"

"I stayed at this hostel for a solo trip. As it's a dormitory, I understand there are only two bathrooms (toilet and shower combined), so you have to coordinate to avoid overlapping with others. There were about 4-5 mosquitoes in the bathroom. You don't need to bring your own locker key as it's provided along with the room key. The kitchen had essential cutlery, a kettle, and a microwave. Aside from the bathroom, I felt it offered good value for the price. I assume you've read this during booking, but remember to bring your own towel! And the entrance has a double door, so the security is reassuring."

"The 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."

"spacious, 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."

"This is a nice hotel, a little too far from the subway stations but acceptable, close to many restaurants… The staff is nice, helpful and service-oriented. The view from the first room was not OK (see the first photo below) and the staff changed upon my request my room. The new room had a better view (see the second photo below). The room was clean and the bed comfortable. But as the other hotel guests were talking and passing by in the corridor, it was heard inside the room (although the door was closed). The room and its bath room need to be renovated. Right now, they look like a summer cottage in the 1980ies. The restaurant and public spaces on the ground floor are however updated. The breakfast was nice."

"Good service, convenient transportation, and convenient shared kitchen."

"This is a very cost-effective hotel in Lisbon. It is the best and most convenient choice for family travel. It has a refrigerator, an induction cooker, pots and pans, and even red wine glasses. This is really surprising. The decoration of the hotel is very high-quality, and every waiter is enthusiastic. A handsome guy at the front desk even shared the snacks he bought with us, which was really heartwarming! I stay here with my family every year."

"The location is great, near the MRT station and a supermarket. The room is spacious, with a kettle and a balcony where you can enjoy coffee. The only downside is that the room is on the third floor without an elevator, and the front desk and rooms are separate; the hotel address should indicate the front desk. Also, there were many people queuing up outside early in the morning to apply for residency permits."