Belem Hotels with Bars

The Hotel was good, conveniently situated next to a tram stop. It’s pretty and the way they kept old ruins incorporated with modern finishes was very well done. It has one of the most beautiful pools I’ve seen in a hotel, but it was a bit smelly at times if I’m completely honest. I was there for 2 nights and didn’t make me feel like going back even when we spent most of the time in the hotel because of the rain. Good spa area. Very good breakfast in terms of food but they can improve on the coffee, very limited choices and not tasty at all. The restaurant was very nice and the food was very nice too although the service was extremely slow. The staff was friendly but not hugely attentive. Overall a pleasant stay but not spectacular stay.

Lisbon really doesn’t have any five-star hotels with good parking; That’s why I chose it. It’s within walking distance of famous attractions and the rooms are pretty good. But there was a local white curly service staff at the front desk who was very mean. When I checked in, he took me to see the room, and then he just left. I was still worried when I checked out. I don't pay the tourist tax, so I was greeted excitedly, Oh my god, my car hasn't even left, where can I go? It feels very stingy, not like what a five-star hotel service staff should be like. Laughing to death 😆 And everyone, at least in this hotel, you don’t have to be too polite to them. The more submissive and polite you are, the more they will take advantage of you.

Facilities: All are better and satisfied. Hygiene: Good conditions. Environment: clean and tidy. Service: Fine, serious, with professional quality. Overall, this hotel hardware system is in place, especially the early variety is complete, and the nutrition is good. Convenient transportation, the famous Jeronims Abbey and the Bellenta attraction on the street are just outside the door. 20 euros and 26 minutes drive from the airport to the hotel.