The staff were absolutely lovely and the hotel has a nice personal feeling about it. The place is interesting as it is on the 2nd floor of an old building with other floors used by other businesses. Breakfast was enjoyable especially the scrambled eggs. Also, biscuits and cakes and tea/coffee available at any time of the day. Lisbon is a lovely city, the hotel was a little far out but an enjoyable walk through the park and side streets, and the metro is right outside the door and very easy/cheap to use to get around the city and to/from the airport.

The shower and toilet area was a bit small in our room. The breakfast area is intimate which is fine but on one day we had a big group of people stay after their breakfast and debate their day ahead in a very loud manner which was uncomfortable. I do believe the lovely receptionist asked them to move on or be quieter as she could see it was upsetting other guests.

The property is fantastic. Extremely clean and comfortable. There were snacks with tea and coffee available throughout the day in the breakfast area. The room was cleaned every day, including the bathroom and the floor of the room. Every day we were also left snacks like cookies and sweets in our room, as well as water. The walls are extremely well sound isolated, so there was no noise from the neighbouring rooms. The property is located right next to the subway station Sao Sebastiao, so it's very convenient to reach it from the airport. The breakfast options were simple but more than satisfactory.

We had a great time at Feeling Eduardo. The hotel is located in an office building, overtaking the most part of a whole floor. The location is great, directly in front of the Sao Sebastian underground stop. There are several restaurants and cafés nearby, even a shopping mall. Either walking or taking the underground, it's completetly unproblematic to get to the main touristic spots. Furthemore, the hosts Maria and Laís are really friendly and thoughful, always leaving us a few portuguese treats at our bedroom. Would definitely recommend to anyone staying in Lissabon.

Nothing, everything was great!

Above all it's the staff that make Feeling Eduardo VII ! Ana-Paula, Nuno and Bruno were absolute stars, welcoming and hospitable way beyond what one expects. We weren't happy with the view of an apartment block in the first room and Nuno arranged a different room, as well as helping us move. I had a bad fall in the shower- They need to get non-slip mats , and tore a ligament in my knee. Ana-Paula was amazing, using her office chair to get me into a taxi, messaging me at the hospital to see how I was doing, bringing lunch to us in the room afterwards and even messaging me when we got home to see how I was ! Bruno thereafter helped us with all our luggage (This took a few trips as the lift is tiny) and down the stairs into the transport for the airport.

As mentioned above the shower in our room was very slippery and with quite a high step down to get out of, caused me a very bad fall. Unfortunately when we met the 'proprietor' on our last day and tried to suggest that precautions should be taken, we found him to be dismissive and uncaring. We were expecting a 'proper' hotel and were surprised on arrival to find a residential and office building. No reception area on ground floor, one has to go up steps, into the tiny lift to the second floor, then through another door to reach the rooms. Three keys to get in and out. On the second floor there is a section of around 9 rooms that is the actual 'Feeling Eduardo VII' This set up should be made clear on the booking sites.

Decent sized, clean rooms with good facilities (large wardrobe, good bathroom). Staff was also kind enough to leave daily treats in our room during our stay, such as fruit, a piece of Christmas log and a bit of port. Nice!

Wi-Fi experience was not dependable, and the breakfast officially starts at 8.30am, which is a bit too late for those who need to leave early for work-purposes (e.g. meetings/conferences). To be fair though, breakfast area is always accessible and there's always a bit of cake or biscuits which you can take at any point during the day. There's also a pod-based coffee machine that you can use for free, any time.

As soon as I entered the hotel, I was welcomed, and made to feel special. Nothing was too much trouble for Sandra, the lovely receptionist there. She was so kind and helpful. The room was comfortable. , and quiet. The bed amazing. I overslept , due to the comfort of the bed.The breakfast lovely, and plenty of choice. I shall definitely stay here again, when I have to visit Lisbon. Value for money, in a great location. A must for any traveller.

Everything amazing.

Travelling directly from the airport in 35 minutes, the metro makes it so easy for leaving and arriving at the property but also for travelling around the city. The whole experience was excellent as well as surprising. There was a full choice of breakfast and then biscuits, cake and choice of drinks were left out during the day in the lounge. In the words of the host “help yourself - this is your home whilst you’re staying here!” On our return each day the room was perfectly cleaned and a lovely little cake each was left on the d/table.

Seriously, there was nothing I didn’t like!

The property is ideally located very close to the metro underground which made it very easy to explore the different areas around Lisbon. The room was was spacious with double doors opening to a small balcony with the crown of the avenue trees a nice green outlook. Double glazing on the doors and windows ensures the city noise was minimal at night. Bed was very comfortable. The highlight is the hosts, Nuno and Anna-Paulo, they were at the front desk each day to give suggestions and advice of where to go and how to get there and were always cheery and ready to help.

I can’t fault the property, the location or the hosts.

Our 6-nights-stay here was pretty pleasant. As we arrived on a late Sunday evening, we checked-in ourselves without problems - thanks to the instructions Nuno provided us in advance. The next day we met Anna as well and we always had a nice chat with her along our stay. For a day outside Lisbon, Nuno gave us great tips about which places should we visit. About the accomodation: the metro station ''São Sebastião'' lies near the front door. In a few minutes by metro you'll reach the city center. A supermarket and a coffee shop are just around the corner. On the other side of the street is ''El Corte Ingles'', a shopping center with a food court. You could hardly ask for more when it comes to a good location. The room and the bathroom were not big, but rather enough for two. However, it was cleaned everyday. The breakfast was tasty and fresh - one could find something of everything (bread, pastry, cold cuts, cheese, fruits, yoghurt, good coffee and freshly squeezed fruit juice). The refrigerator in the room was very useful - especially in July. Every day the staff was letting a little something for us in the room: a cookie, some fruits, and even some Port wine - a very nice touch. To sum it up - we enjoyed our stay in Lisbon, also thanks to our hosts at ''Feeling Eduardo VII''. One could always miss something, or dislike something, or expecting something else, but in the end, it is a very good B&B, with a great location, a very good airport connection, a clean room / bathroom, a good wi-fi connection, a refrigerator, a nice breakfast and, last but not least, a couple of nice and warm hosts. Thank you Anna and Nuno!

the hotel staff is very welcoming. the hotel itself is located just a few steps from Sebastiaо metro station , so location is perfect as it’s also a direct metro line from Airport and Lisboa Oriente train station. WiFi was working perfect. bed and pillows are of the very good quality. the room is of the good size and had everything, including fridge. also it’s very cozy and clean. I definitely will be back again.