This Hotel is a must if you are planning to visit Lisbon. Let us consider all the pros: -Staff: they were amazing. Always trying to help and very professional. They also kindly stored my luggage on my last day so as to give me the opportunity to do some last-minute sightseeing. -Breakfast: it was delicious with a lot of selection. I found it a nice touch to have every morning fresh pasteis de nata. -The Hotel: it is situated in front of the S. Sebastiao red metro line station. The red line is the one you take from the airport, so it super convenient. Using the red line, you can easily enough connect to all other lines and reach every corner of Lisbon. -The Room: it was really nice and clean. Comfy bed. I personally enjoyed the minibar where I was able to store some food and water. -Miscellaneous: next to the hotel you have a grocery store where you can buy whatever you need (water, sandwiches, etc.) and avoid to get ripped off at tourist sites.

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Absolutely fantastic stay! It has exceeded my expectations way beyond! Lovely agents, willing to support at any time 24/7. I was staying on top floor with windows facing the street. Double glass windows and sound proof system did its job. As a light sleeper I managed to sleep great on firm mattress with two sizes of pillows. Very clean, bathroom without a spot. Very nice, simple continental breakfast, with some local pastry and bakery. If you want a kettle go ahead and ask for it. District is not flooded with tourists, so you will get a feel of local life. Super convenient airport connection and two metro lines right outside of the hotel. Thank you for wonderdul stay, I am definitely coming back ☺️🇵🇹💛

Please add some warm options for breakfast: hard boiled eggs and scrumbled eggs would be lovely!

The staff were so friendly and helpful.They gave me free early check-in and looked after my bags at the end.The lift was great. Cafe downstairs was convenient and an extremely central location in Sevilla.

When we checked in early we were able to get right in, which was a blessing since we were ill. They lead us to a sister hotel next door that is a mirror to the Principe. It was called Avilla. They told us it was an upgrade since it had just opened. We were very happy to stay there, as it was just next door and they let us in so early. The location is fabulous. Next to the metro, cafes, supermarkets, and lots of stores. The room was clean and very comfortable. The bed linens were especially nice. I highly recommend either hotel for a great stay. Also, the breakfast was fresh, plentiful and full of great service.

We liked everything.

My stay was at Hotel Principe Avila (PA), the hotel next door. I got the upgrade because Hotel Principe Lisboa (PL) was full. Hotel PA is a brand new, stylish, spacious and modern establishment. The combination of woody and concrete tones with modern lighting gives it active but homely feeling. I thoroughly enjoyed staying there. My room was spacious, clean and modern. Everything was brand new and well designed. The little fridge was very useful. My bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was amazing. Fresh fruit, vegetables, eggs, breads, croissants, pastel de nata, etc. The Delta coffee machines produce a good cafe con leite. The staff was exceptionally friendly. After my stay I could leave my suitcase and pick it up later.

May stay was perfect. If anything, the window of my corner room seemed a bit small for a hotel room this size. This is compensated by the excellent lighting.

location is very good just at the terminal of metro station from Airport, breakfast very good like 4 stars hotel, room very clean, staff very nice. Highly recommend this hotel . A big shopping mall beside the hotel very comfortable.

I have nothing to complain about the hotel , but before going to Lisbon, we received many scam email from the hotel asking us to give them credit card for guarantee the room, we have contacted booking.com, and we are informed that the hotel's email was hacked。 It made us lot of inconvenience . Fortunately we had no loss.

Really charming staff who were very communicative before we arrived. Our flight was delayed so we arrived exhausted and they kindly upgraded us to the 4 star hotel next door. The breakfast was exceptional with so many delicious healthy options from steamed aubergines to grilled courgettes topped with tomatoes alongside the usual papaya and other tropical fruits provided. A great real coffee machine too. It was the perfect start to our holiday and the Gulbenkian museum is close by. We liked the area too which is less touristy than other parts of town. A sleek, stylish modern hotel with great facilities.

Rooms are great, cleaned every day. Perfect location - 2 mins walk from the metro, which is also direct connection from the airport. Small food store 3 mins walk, 7 mins walk from the huge mall with supermarket. 7 mins distance from the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum and wonderful park. Good breakfast and coffee. Very friendly and helpful personal.

A bit uncomfortable for the light sleepers, as the street is quite loud, round the day and most part of night. Good breakfasts, but missing the hot dishes. I would also add some assortment of cheeses, as they are one of the Portugal trademark :) The description of the room included the kettle and iron, but they were not provided. I mentioned this ones at the reception, but I guess they forgot , and then I forgot as well :)

The location is perfect: there is an entrance to the subway in the front of the hotel, the closest station (Sao Sebastiao) is the terminal station of the Red metro line (directly from the Airport). The recepcionists and the staff at the breakfast was nice and helpful. The rooms are casual business rooms: big, clean and the garderobe is enough too. The bathroom is enough big. The selection of the breakfast is quite good for a 3 star hotel, I was absolutely satisfied (big quantity of fresh fruits in February). They don't offer eggs or bacon for breakfast, but for me it was not a problem. The bread selection is wonderful.

Breakfast was really nice, better than expected. There was a good selection of fruits, pancakes from a pancake-machine :) croissants and local special: Pastel de nata. Location close to crossing of two metro lines was a big advantage for us. Red line of metro enabled us easy access from and to airport. Blue line enabled easy access to the center and also to Reboleira where we could catch a train to Sintra Neighborhood is rather quiet. No 'night life'. To find that kind of activities you need to go Barrio Alto

The disadvantage of the location was the noise of landing airplanes, I learned, the hard way, that the first planes arrive in Lisbon before 5 am :(