Star Inn Lisbon Airport

I stayed at this hotel in front of the airport the night before catching a flight from Lisbon Airport to Krakow Airport early the next morning. Breakfast is served from 2AM to 10AM according to airport hours, so I was able to eat from 5AM. Breakfast also includes a large selection of Portuguese specialty egg tarts. The rooms are a good size and clean. Also, unusually for a European hotel, they have air conditioning. Free drinks are available in a large tank of lemon water in the lobby on the first floor. I was happy to receive the hotel's original welcome cookie 🍪 when I checked in. This hotel is very useful for airport users. I recommend it.

Second time I've been there, very good buffet breakfast, perfect for those who want to stay close to the airport. Perfect breakfast start time.

It was very close to the airport and had great access. The receptionist was very friendly and the room was clean. It would have been great if there was a bathtub.

The room is small, the front desk service is OK, the breakfast is average, the only advantage is probably the location, but it is not easy to walk, you can only take the shuttle bus to the hotel opposite, the cost performance is too low.

This is a post to discourage guests. The hotel room is very small. The room is full of mosquitoes. We were woken up by mosquitoes at night after booking two nights. The bathroom smells. The room is pitifully small. The most hateful thing is that there is a male manager at the front desk, who should be a manager. He wears a suit and is polite and smiling to you on the surface, but he is secretly making things difficult for you and is not convenient for you at all. We booked two nights, on the 10th and 12th. Because we had to go to Coimbra for one day in the middle, we negotiated with the male manager to store our luggage in the hotel, because we would stay there every other day, so we just needed to bring some clothes to Coimbra. As a result, no matter how we communicated, he refused to let us open another room to store our luggage for one night. Ctrip also actively called to help us communicate, but it was still ineffective. As a result, in order not to drag a large suitcase, our group of four had no choice but to open a separate room to store our luggage. This is the ugliest hotel I have seen in my 18-day trip to Europe, especially the attitude of the front desk manager is quite bad. So everyone should avoid the pit.