Hotels in Santo Antonio, Lisbon

The hotel locates at the city center of Lisbon and quite near to many of the tourism sites. It is convenient to reach anywhere by walking or by taking public transportation from the hotel. The service is quite good and the room has everything that it should have.

VIP Hotel is an absolute gem for value for money. For 800 yuan, you get a room that accommodates four people, and it's spacious! It even has a kitchen fully equipped with a fridge, microwave, coffee machine, cutlery, and plates. We even made delicious dumplings here. It would have been perfect if there was also a kettle. We stayed for three nights, and the front desk kindly agreed to a 1.5-hour late check-out, which was very accommodating, unlike hotels in Madrid that would charge extra. There are two Japanese ramen restaurants and two small supermarkets within a 2-minute walk, and it's about a 10-minute walk to Avenida da Liberdade. Taxis in Lisbon are relatively inexpensive; it cost 30 Euros by taxi to Cabo da Roca (I highly recommend this attraction, it's the westernmost point of continental Europe, where the land ends and the sea begins). It's 10-15 Euros by taxi from Terminal 1 at the airport. Bolt or Uber work great (try to avoid regular taxis, as they tend to overcharge and not use meters; I was overcharged by 15 Euros on my ride from the airport to the hotel. I later realized that the Uber pick-up point at Lisbon Airport is closer and more convenient than the taxi stand, which makes sense to reduce the chances of foreign tourists being scammed by taxis). Overall, I'm very satisfied with this hotel and would definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

The location is great, with plenty of bus stops nearby, making it very convenient to get around. There are McDonald’s and cafés within walking distance, so food options are easy to find. The front desk staff were extremely friendly and even helped me print my train ticket. The breakfast selection is quite complete and reasonably priced—better than looking for breakfast outside. I didn’t really like the bathroom design , it’s not convenient for hanging clothes or getting changed, and it can be a bit troublesome if two friends are sharing the room.

It's the second time I stay here. I really like this place. The location is great (many restaurants, craft beer, and easy subway access), the staff is friendly and diligent. They offer a wide range of prices from shared dormitories to private rooms. This time I chose a private room instead of the dormitory. It was small but very clean and I had a balcony. Shared bathroom and showers were very clean.

Great room size and pleasant stay. The hotel managed to change my room (I think bigger than the first night stay) the next day as the air conditioning isn’t working well as I have to sleep with the fan on. Just kinda a bit far from the central but it’s a good 20min walking exercise though. Nothing to complain with the amount paid for the hotel stay.

Seriously can't recommend this aparthotel enough! I spent four amazing days here in Lisbon. The building has a really unique and charming central courtyard layout, with beautiful greenery and a small pool in the middle. Plus, there are pretty tile decorations everywhere. It's also super pet-friendly 🐕🦺 – there's a wall covered in Polaroids of all the dogs who've stayed, which is just adorable. I even played a 'find the beagle' game there and found one in 50 seconds! You should try it too [😏]. The front desk upgraded my room, and it came with a kitchen and a washer-dryer combo, which was incredibly convenient! You can ask the front desk for laundry pods. Breakfast is a self-serve buffet 🍳 with a good variety of options; nothing particularly stand-out, but the Portuguese custard tarts were surprisingly delicious! Not as sweet as the ones you buy outside, definitely worth a try! One thing to note is that since it's an aparthotel, housekeeping doesn't automatically clean your room. Also, you need to bring your own bottled water and toiletries, though I heard you can get them from the front desk if you ask – I was just too lazy to bother. The location is excellent, right next to Marquês de Pombal Square on Avenida da Liberdade, feeling very safe! It's also only a one-minute walk to the metro, so super convenient for getting around.

The room was really spacious, with two beds – one double and one single. It had floor-to-ceiling windows on three sides and a small balcony. There was a kettle, a fridge, and the Wi-Fi was excellent! It even had an entryway. Honestly, it was incredible value for money. I forgot to take photos!

The facilities with an imperfect cleaning, the room we stayed was very large, and consequently the heating plates were not enough for a medium-cold day, we spent a little cold rsrsrs, breakfast was very basic only bread, Mantequilla, presunto, mustard milk and coffee

Decent hotel. Slightly away from Rossio Square. About 2 Kms. Clean rooms. Room amenities such as toothbrush provided on asking. Breakfast spread is good with breads, eggs and desserts and fruits. Only downside was room service was not done on one of the days even when we left the room service flag on.

Exactly located in city centre, it is very convenient. Restaurants, bar, coffee shops, supermarkets, metro, bus, shopping are nearby. The staff are very helpful, nice and friendly.  The hostel is having great atmosphere and good vibe especially living rooms and kitchen. The shared room is great and having all common facilities that we need plus individual fan, socket, light, locker and curtains. Also, they are providing free breakfast everyday. Need to pay for the towel 2 Euro for each and hair dryer is available for free at the reception.  The hostel is wooden floor and a bit noisy during the night. The rooms next to the street might get some noise from outside. Only 2 toilets and 3 showers for shared dorm but fine.