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Feeling Eduardo VII
4.5/554 Bewertungen
Baixa
Es ist ein ziemlich gut umgebenes Gästezimmersystem, im U-Bahn-Mund sao sebastiao, gegenüber dem Corte Ingles. Die Reception wurde in Französisch und von einem sehr netten und angenehmen Gastgeber gemacht. Das Zimmer war sehr groß. Das Badezimmer, obwohl schön und sehr sauber, war schwierig mit dem eingebauten Haken zu schließen. Wir haben ein ziemlich gut geliefertes Frühstück gemacht, es gab alles in Menge. Eine sehr schöne Pause in Lissabon.
Hotel Dom Carlos Park
4/580 Bewertungen
Baixa
We as a family of four have just returned from a trip to Lisbon staying at the Dom Carlos Park. We were greeted by two receptionists (a young lady and young gentleman) - I didn't catch their names so please forgive me - who were extremely helpful in giving us information on attractions in the city and telling us where the tour buses were located. The hotel itself is just located off the Praca Marques de Pombal where there is a Metro station. We ourselves did not use the Metro - we purchased a three day hop on hop off bus ticket (€48 per person) which also included a hop on hop off boat ride (this is the Gray Line Sightseeing bus tour. The buses pull in just facing the statue. There are a couple of different lines to explore and there is a ticket desk located just beside where the buses pull in. We also used taxis to get around now and again which were not expensive - the taxi to and from the airport cost about €13. The hotel itself is clean. Rooms are comfy - very comfy pillows and beds. There is a minibar in the room and in the bathroom there is a hairdryer. However if you have very long hair the hairdryer heats up quickly and turns itself off which is a bit annoying. Shower pressure is fine no problem and there is a bath. A glass bottle of water is left in the room but is not free - I think the cost was €2.50 which we found out when we left back our keys. There was construction going on right next to the hotel - there are apartments being built - but the noise did not bother us. Just beside reception is the dining room. Breakfast is buffet style with a selection of breds, croissants, pastries. Cheese and meats and fruits (pinapple or orange in small glasses) are also set out. Orange juice and apple juice and cranberry juice are all available and were all fine. There are sausages, that for me tasted of frankfurters, and bacon and scrambled eggs which were okay. I myself do like poached eggs but did not see anyone requesting them. There is also coffee available from hot coffee pot with hot milk separate and hot water pot with tea bags available, hot chocolate. There were staff going around who were pleasant and approchable to everyone. Breakfast is served from 7:15 to 11:30am. Later on in the dining area is a self-service bar where the charge for a glass of wine etc is put on your bill at the end. There is also coffee tea available. There is a small lounge area just opposite to the dining room. There are two lifts also located beside reception which really only fit two people. It states four in the lift itself. There are toilets located up a stairs to the right of reception. On arrival to the hotel there is no ramp there are steps I think about five or so to climb. There is a small green area just in front of the hotel which is pretty. We as a family really enjoyed our stay in lisbon and tried to do and see as much as we could in our week. We will definitely return as we were unable to visit Sintra which is definitely worth a visit or Cascai
Pensao Estacao Central
3.8/543 Bewertungen
Baixa
The hotel is located in the heart of the town. The reception of the hotel works 24 hours. There is a metro station a few minutes away from the hotel. The rooms were spacious. They were cleaned every day. The staff is friendly and helpful. There are supermarkets, cafes and restaurants nearby. We booked two rooms. There was an airconditioner in one of them and in the other one there were two fans. There is no lift.
138 Liberdade Hotel
4.2/598 Bewertungen
Baixa
Tolles Hotel mit ungewöhnlichem Design in toller Lage! Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit, ohne dabei angestrent oder steif zu wirken. Hatte ein grosszügig geschnittenes Zimmer mit Balkon und Walk-in Shower. Raus aus dem Hotel und man kann nach links oder rechts die Avenida da Liberdade runter bzw hochflanieren. Ist quasi der Champs-Elysées von Lisboa, nur schöner und nicht so teuer. Wer gerne Edelmarken kauft, kann in den Läden hier schnell viel Geld ausgeben. Auf der anderen Strassenseite beginnt man sofort den Aufstieg in Richtung Principe Real mit tollem Ausblick über die Stadt. Das Restaurant ist für Frühstück und Abendessen sehr gut, wobei diverse Alternativen auf allen Seiten locken. Lediglich der Fitnessraum könnte etwas grösser sein, aber wenn man mit den Zeiten etwas variabel ist, geht auch das. Hier würde ich wieder herkommen...
DoubleTree by Hilton Lisbon - Fontana Park
4/553 Bewertungen
Baixa
Ein schönes, gepflegtes Hotel in guter Lage (Nähe zur Metrostation und Bushaltestelle); die Zimmer im 7. Stock bieten mit einer großen Fensterfront (und Balkon) Sicht auf den Fontanapark und die Dächer Lissabons bis zu Christo Rei; die von Designern geliebte Badewanne im Zimmer (offenes Bad) ist zwar hübsch, aber nicht in jedem Fall praktisch; die Ablagemöglichkeiten im Bereich des (kleinen) Waschbeckens sind sehr begrenzt; ein hervorragendes Bett. Insgesamt eine Raum, in dem man sich schnell wohl fühlt. Leider einige kleine Mängel (defekter Lampenfuß, wackelnde Leselampe, Riss in der Balkonbrüstungsscheibe)
Holiday Inn Lisbon-Continental, an IHG Hotel
4.2/5138 Bewertungen
Baixa
IHG can be very irritating. When you book, the web site doesn't tell you about the ongoing lobby refurb, which must be taking the most amount of time ever for the least work done. Just before you arrive, you then get the ”hey we're doing a refurb email”. Very disingenuous and IHG could do better. The nice thing about this hotel is the lovely staff. Friendly and painless early check in when we were expecting to have to leave the bags. 9th floor rooms that are acceptable, but tired and really nothing special. However the mattress was comfy, the shower fiesty, and there were plenty of electrical outlets and charging points. The squeaky wooden floors need to go, and the air con could do with modernisation. Diamond status got me free breakfast, and the beaming smiles of the breakfast staff lift you for the day, even if the quite reasonable breakfast is served in a soulless underground prison cell WITH NO LIFT to get down there, a 0/10 if you have a disability. The public areas are a 1970s disaster. Space is limited, but a huge amount is given over to a tired ”garden feature” which needs to go. Lobby seating is limited and needs a redesign - somone let a designer loose on it who had no real practical experience of comfort or usage. Hotel wifi is old. It constantly logs you out if you're not active and requires you to reconnect. The hotel is well situated even if some distance from the sights. Entrecampos station ia a five minute walk, as is Campo Pequeno with the metro. There's always taxis at the front of the hotel. In the local area there's a supermarket, pharmacy, and several restaurants within a few minutes. I'd recommend the Chinese Huang He which has a buffet every night, with a superb selection of value for money dishes.

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Anzahl der Hotels12,080
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Niedrigster Preis34 €
Höchster Preis1.130 €
Durchschnittspreis (wochentags)218 €
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