PHC Hotels in Lisbon

I stayed in room 311, which was at the end of two long corridors. The facilities were quite old, the furniture was noisy, and the bathroom door required a lot of force to close. The room was poorly soundproofed; the noise from the shower in the next room downstairs severely affected my sleep. I complained to the front desk, but they didn't do anything about it. The hotel's main advantage is its excellent location; it's very convenient for nearby attractions and transportation. The bus stop for route 28 is right outside the hotel, and there's a large supermarket next door.

I stayed at the Portugal Boutique Hotel for three nights and had a wonderful experience. The staff were incredibly attentive, and the amenities provided throughout the hotel were excellent. My room rate included breakfast, which featured a variety of hot options, different pastries, an in-house bakery, and a cold section with meats, fruits, juices, and yogurt. The room itself was clean and comfortable, and I appreciated the thoughtful touches like a refilled glass bottle of water and in-room coffee. Twice during my visit, I received special treats delivered to the room—once a small bottle of local alcohol, and another time, traditional Portuguese egg custard tarts. The hotel’s location was ideal—very close to public transit, including the metro, and within easy walking distance of many major sightseeing spots. The only consideration is that some noise from the nearby metro can be heard in the rooms, which might be an issue for light sleepers. That said, I truly enjoyed my stay and would absolutely choose to stay here again.

Very clean Hotel, quiet at night, outstandingly friendly and welcoming staff!