Hotels With Wifi in Lisbon District, Portugal

Given the price, some of the issues are somewhat understandable, but the facility was significantly more dilapidated than shown in the photos, and it had a distinct odor. I was looking for an inexpensive private room, but if I had known the extent of its condition, I absolutely would have spent more money to book a different place. The chair cushions were falling apart, and the old window wouldn't open or close properly. The clothes hangers themselves looked like salvaged, dented, and paint-peeling items.

Good budget option for couples — not wow, but decent. Luzeiros Suites, Lisbon Location is okay — Entrecampos area, not the most central, but there’s a bus stop right outside (15–17 min to the center), metro and rental scooters nearby. The scooters are a fun way to explore the old streets. Right next to the hotel: a great seafood restaurant, a grocery store open until 9pm, coffee shops a short walk away. Also — there’s a big underground shopping mall nearby that’s easy to miss at first. The room is very small but functional: wardrobe, fridge, kettle, bed, shower, toilet. 6th floor, courtyard view, no balcony. Staff were quick and efficient, daily cleaning was fine. AC available but controlled by reception only. Note: tourist tax paid at check-in (~€48). Downsides: Soundproofing is catastrophic. We could hear every sound from the neighbor — it felt like he was sleeping in the same room. Woke us up every morning. If you’re a light sleeper, bring earplugs or skip this one. The shower sits on a raised platform with no barrier — water floods the floor until you figure out the technique. Price is slightly high for what you get.

Great access, excellent service, and good security. The staff were so friendly and helpful, assisting me many times when I needed it. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Lisbon. Thank you!

I booked 3 rooms , all are fine but one of the rooms has no air conditioning which was the only thing not good for me. I’ve told the receptionist to get it fixed but still no air conditioning

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from both the train and bus stations. The facilities are excellent, and I was pleasantly surprised to find slippers provided, which is rare for European hotels. The breakfast was plentiful, and the location is very convenient!

The staff were incredibly friendly, and the room was spacious. The breakfast had a great variety, with plenty of meat, eggs, milk, and bread, plus some egg tarts. The only downside was the noise from the street outside; it was quite loud when high-powered motorcycles passed by. If you're a light sleeper, you might want to request a room on the other side of the building. The hotel is about a 20-minute walk from the city center, or you can catch the metro nearby downstairs. They also have private parking available for 15 euros per day.

Under this budget everything good and really appreciated the front desk staff and the room kitchen and washroom was clean and you can cook if you stay bit long or prepare tea coffee and your morning breakfast too.

The hotel location is good, close to oriente. It looks nice from outside, however the room has a couple of issues. The air conditioner has control for fan speed, but it doesn't work, so it will be either on or off, and when it is on, it is very noisy, you cannot sleep. I have been staying at other hotels, their air conditioning are much quieter. Second, there are not enough power plugs, we have to unplug the tay lamps to charge our phones. I will not recommend this for hotter season

We checked into this hotel as soon as we got off the plane. It's about an hour and a half drive from Lisbon Airport. It was convenient for us to go shopping near CASA the next day. The only drawback is that there is no free parking nearby. You can only pay 6.5 opals to enter the private parking lot. In other aspects, it is still very good