Boutique Hotels in Lisbon

"Location: The hotel is situated at one end of Avenida da Liberdade, close to Eduardo VII Park. To get to attractions like the old town viewpoints, you'll need to walk the entire length of Avenida da Liberdade. We enjoy walking, so we found this quite nice as the avenue is pleasant for a stroll. Alternatively, public transport (bus and metro) is also very convenient. Ambiance: I really loved the hotel lobby; the decor is unique and beautiful, and it feels very spacious upon entering. Every evening, there are musicians near the bar by the elevators, with a different performer each night – singers, pianists, DJs. It's quite chill to listen to while waiting for the elevator. There's a spa and gym downstairs; I used the gym once. The equipment isn't extensive, and it's quite small, so it can feel crowded with just three or four people. There's a small pool on the top floor. When I went up one evening, I noticed the loungers around it were quite messy, with many empty drink glasses not being cleared promptly. This could definitely be improved. Room: Check-in was very fast and the staff were very friendly. My passport was handled in 2 minutes, with no need to sign, write emails, or pay a huge deposit. The rooms are all excellent with nothing to fault. Housekeeping was done daily when the 'make up room' sign was hung, which was very convenient. As someone who is quite particular about cleanliness, I found my stay here very comfortable. The provided water in glass bottles was delicious and could be refilled endlessly. Breakfast: I had breakfast once. Western breakfasts are never as rich as Chinese ones, but their variety was pretty good. Upon entering the restaurant, staff would ask for your drink order, reserve a seat for you, and prepare coffee and juice. There was a live omelet station, and the banana chocolate cake was quite nice. Overall, a very good experience."