2-Star Hotels 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.

Enjoyed my stay here. The place is clean and the staff friendly. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The bus stops right outside the hotel but it’s quite a walk to the nearest metro station. A small fridge would have been handy but I notice these are not common in Portugal. The lift is unusual but functional. Perhaps a real cup for making hot drinks would be preferable to the paper one provided. Overall, a positive experience and good value in Lisbon.

It was a very good experience. The bed was extremely comfortable, the room was quiet, and the bathrooms were always clean with hot water. The kitchen has basic utensils. The location is good, with a market nearby and a metro station about a ten-minute walk away. The metro is well signposted, which makes it easy to get around the city without much difficulty. The receptionist is friendly and helpful. Furthermore, for women traveling alone, it's a safe and quiet place to stay.

The location was fantastic, right near Liberty Avenue, perfect for walking around and shopping. The triple room wasn't huge, but it was clean and tidy, and the staff were friendly. I originally booked thinking there was paid parking available, but it turned out there was an issue with the car park, so we couldn't use it. This meant we spent our first day driving around looking for a spot. Parking in the city center is quite complicated, so we ended up using an underground car park beneath a commercial plaza. They charged every 15 minutes, and it cost over 37 euros for one night! Luckily, the next day was a Friday, and from 7 PM on Friday until Sunday, parking was free.

Clean, seamless check in and a comfortable bed, nothing more you could ask. They also have events, so you can meet other travelers and it’s located right in the centre. Couldn’t fault the hostel and will be sure to be back next time I’m in Lisbon.

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!

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 rooms and bathrooms are quite new, clean, and bright. The lobby is very comfortable and has a water dispenser, plus you can store your luggage for free. The location is in a bustling area, very lively at night with many pizza places, burger joints, and bars. There are also many shops near the hostel, including several famous trendy brands, making the location very convenient. The downsides are that there's absolutely no place to hang clothes in the room, and the storage space under the bed is inconveniently designed and hard to use. The bathroom also lacks any storage. Overall, I still highly recommend it. They provide towels and shower gel, and hairdryers can be rented at the front desk. You can't eat outside food in the lobby, but you can eat in your room (no alcohol).

The room was very clean, and I had a great time watching Amazon Prime on the TV! Also, the view from the rooftop is amazing, so definitely check out Barcelona's scenery in the morning and evening! You can even see a small glimpse of Sagrada Familia!

Good service, convenient transportation, and convenient shared kitchen.