Hotels with Kitchens in Lisbon

"I stayed with my friend for 3 days. The hostel was amazing, clean, quite, perfect location to easy everywhere just walking for 10-15 mins. The hostel staff is so helpful, friendly and nice person. Definitely recommended for Lisbon. Best ever hostel experience. Thanks again."

"VIP Hotel is an absolute gem for value for money. For 800 yuan, you get a room that accommodates four people, and it's spacious! It even has a kitchen fully equipped with a fridge, microwave, coffee machine, cutlery, and plates. We even made delicious dumplings here. It would have been perfect if there was also a kettle. We stayed for three nights, and the front desk kindly agreed to a 1.5-hour late check-out, which was very accommodating, unlike hotels in Madrid that would charge extra. There are two Japanese ramen restaurants and two small supermarkets within a 2-minute walk, and it's about a 10-minute walk to Avenida da Liberdade. Taxis in Lisbon are relatively inexpensive; it cost 30 Euros by taxi to Cabo da Roca (I highly recommend this attraction, it's the westernmost point of continental Europe, where the land ends and the sea begins). It's 10-15 Euros by taxi from Terminal 1 at the airport. Bolt or Uber work great (try to avoid regular taxis, as they tend to overcharge and not use meters; I was overcharged by 15 Euros on my ride from the airport to the hotel. I later realized that the Uber pick-up point at Lisbon Airport is closer and more convenient than the taxi stand, which makes sense to reduce the chances of foreign tourists being scammed by taxis). Overall, I'm very satisfied with this hotel and would definitely stay here again if I have the chance."

"Loveeeeedd the green heart hostel! Starting off they accommodated our early arrival. The staff were amazing, super friendly and helpful when it came to finding places to go, eat and answering any other random questions I had. This place is not far walking distance to some great places. Would definitely come back and stay here if I visit Lisbon again!"

"Looking at the pictures, I thought this was in a suburban area, as a small garden like this doesn't seem like something you'd find in Lisbon's old town. But surprisingly, there are still spaces like this even on the upper floors of old town apartment buildings. The owner is very thoughtful, and it felt like very Chinese-style service. The English-speaking front desk service was excellent, and since it was Halloween, there were candies on the bar, plus free lemonade! However, the biggest issue is that there's no elevator to the fourth floor, and I nearly collapsed dragging my large suitcase before getting through the door. Thankfully, the room itself was clean, tidy, and comfortable, and the space wasn't as small as other apartments. It was very cozy, and there are many fantastic little shops nearby, with food and atmosphere that are just as good as Michelin-starred places! Loved it."

"The facilities are really good, the hotel is very well located (facing a viewpoint overlooking the city), and everything is designed with the traditional hostel traveler in mind. The breakfast is also very good and varied. After that, as always, it depends on who you end up sharing a room with. I would definitely choose it again if I'm looking for a hostel."

"The hotel is near a metro station and within walking distance of top attractions in the Alfama and Chiado areas, so it's rather convenient for tourists. The room is pretty clean, though the age of the amenities can be seen. There's a Lidl nearby for grabbing necessities and snacks. Staff are friendly and helpful."

"I chose a room with a balcony. While not huge, the layout was compact and felt very cozy. It had basic kitchenware and a washing machine, which was very convenient for a longer stay. However, the room wasn't cleaned daily; only trash bags and towels were changed. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and having a balcony for morning stretches and breakfast was delightful. Of course, the location is excellent, right by a subway entrance and within walking distance to Freedom Square. Perfect!"

"Exactly located in city centre, it is very convenient. Restaurants, bar, coffee shops, supermarkets, metro, bus, shopping are nearby. The staff are very helpful, nice and friendly.  The hostel is having great atmosphere and good vibe especially living rooms and kitchen. The shared room is great and having all common facilities that we need plus individual fan, socket, light, locker and curtains. Also, they are providing free breakfast everyday. Need to pay for the towel 2 Euro for each and hair dryer is available for free at the reception.  The hostel is wooden floor and a bit noisy during the night. The rooms next to the street might get some noise from outside. Only 2 toilets and 3 showers for shared dorm but fine."

"After a very stressful day of delays and cancellations at the airport it very nice to be welcomed into such a nicely managed and very clean hotel, don’t be discouraged by the appearance of the building from the outside, all I can say is once you get into your room you will be pleasantly surprised. If all that you need is somewhere to lay your weary head with WIFI included then give this one a try"

"The room was lovely. The hotel is located in the Indian district of Lisbon. It is not a slum, but the security and sanitation are worrying. If you only consider the price, you can choose it. Try to return to the hotel as early as possible, especially for girls."