Pensions in Lisbon

"One of the best guesthouses I've ever stayed at in all my travels! The staff is wonderful and friendly, always ready to help with any question. Check-in was timely, and even earlier than expected, which was a pleasant surprise after a long flight. The room itself is huge! It was on the 4th floor with a large balcony and a stunning view of the sunsets 🌅 The bed is big and comfortable, there's a large TV, complimentary water, tea, and coffee. There was also a spacious walk-in closet. I was very happy with my stay and can definitely recommend this place!"

"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."

"Location: Located in the city center, there is a bus to the airport at the door 🚌 to the airport 15-20 minutes, and it takes three stops to the city center. Lisbon is not big, so it is very convenient to go anywhere. Services and facilities: The hotel was rebuilt from a private house built in 1906. The entire hotel has 8 rooms, so it is quiet and private. The floors of the lobby and guest rooms, rotating stairs, plaster lines, furniture, murals, windows, decorations, etc. have greatly retained its original appearance more than 100 years ago. We have set the selection suite (Room 3). The size of the room is about 40 square meters. It is set 2 months in advance, 💰 in the early 3000s. The staff introduced me proudly: This is Lisbon's most beautiful bathroom. The moment I walked in, I had goose bumps on my hands. The wall-filled murals, marble glass bathrooms, and crystal chandeliers on the top are also taken down from a century-old theater in Lisbon. Friends who like medieval furniture will love it here. Even the keys are handmade in Italy. Everywhere is intention. The most important thing to praise is the outdoor pool, full of old money. Recently, the temperature in Lisbon has been 20 degrees, we did not enter the water, and it is also pleasant to sit next to it and drink something. The hotel's breakfast is 8-10, there are not many choices, but it is delicious. On the day of check-out, we had to make a plane early in the morning ✈️ We didn't plan to have breakfast. As a result, the front desk took the initiative to ask us when to fly, and whether to send breakfast to the room early. Very intimate. When I checked in, I said that we like seafood, and the front desk was very enthusiastic to recommend several restaurants to us. There are handwritten letters for check-in and check-out. There is a bottle of red wine 🍷 and snack fruit. Although it is not a valuable thing, I still feel it."