Lisbon Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"Dom Sanchio 1 is a charming rustic-style hotel with a fantastic location. It’s well-connected, with plenty of taxis, the train station, buses, and the iconic Tram 28 just around the corner. Victor and Tarsis were absolute gems—always ready with helpful recommendations and suggestions, which made our stay even better. That said, there are some downsides. Housekeeping was very minimal, limited mostly to towel changes and a quick bed tidy-up. Breakfast was repetitive and quite basic throughout our four-day stay. The biggest challenge, however, was the bathroom—it was incredibly small, probably the tiniest I’ve ever come across in a hotel or hostel, requiring you to walk sideways just to get in. Overall, it’s a convenient and welcoming place if location and friendly service matter most, but be prepared for the compact facilities and simple amenities."

"I stayed at this hostel for a solo trip. As it's a dormitory, I understand there are only two bathrooms (toilet and shower combined), so you have to coordinate to avoid overlapping with others. There were about 4-5 mosquitoes in the bathroom. You don't need to bring your own locker key as it's provided along with the room key. The kitchen had essential cutlery, a kettle, and a microwave. Aside from the bathroom, I felt it offered good value for the price. I assume you've read this during booking, but remember to bring your own towel! And the entrance has a double door, so the security is reassuring."

"I had a good overall experience staying at easyHotel Lisbon. The location is very convenient—central and about a 7-minute walk from the underground. The room was clean, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful throughout my stay. Management were also responsive and accommodating when I had a few additional enquiries. There was an unexpected issue with my bathroom, but the team handled it promptly and professionally, relocating me to another room and following up appropriately. Overall, a well-run hotel with a strong focus on customer service, and I’d consider staying here again."

"Enjoyed my stay here. The place is clean and the staff friendly. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The bus stops right outside the hotel but it’s quite a walk to the nearest metro station. A small fridge would have been handy but I notice these are not common in Portugal. The lift is unusual but functional. Perhaps a real cup for making hot drinks would be preferable to the paper one provided. Overall, a positive experience and good value in Lisbon."

"The hotel is very convenient. Most of the attractions are nearby. Even if you take the bus and take the subway, it is convenient to go to the airport. It takes 30 to 40 minutes to train to the hotel. It is super convenient to get to the hotel in a few minutes. After handing over the room, you can put your luggage. At the end, you can finish playing last 𠮶 and then go up to carry your luggage and go to the bathroom to add it."

"I spent a 5 nights at My Story Rossio and here are some of my thoughts: PROS: - Excellent location. Hard to beat this prime location. It's at the heart of the city with lots of things to do in proximity. There's also a Metro station across from it so you can take the subway directly from the airport. - Nice decors and overall pretty clean. CONS: - The biggest issue I had during my stay was the poor structure of the building leading to disturbing loud noises. During housekeeping hours, the door to the cleaning supplies kept being slammed. Every time it was slammed, my whole room shook and I jumped up. I called the front desk asking if they could be more gentle with the doors. I was told that that was the way housekeeping was and to call back only if it still happened after 5pm (after housekeeping hours). It was impossible to get any rest during the day. I understand that housekeepers need to do their job but I wonder if this issue could be fixed simply by changing the door hinge to a slow close hinge. Also, in the middle of the night, I would wake up by the creaking noises of people above me when they walked across the room. - Second issue was the thermostat. It was not adjustable and could only be controlled by the front desk. For some reason, the hotel decided that all the rooms needed to be in heating mode during the night. It was so hot and stuffy that I was not able to sleep for many nights. I had to call the front desk in the middle of the night to turn it off but sometimes it would automatically switch back on. Then I requested to have the cooling instead of heating on but it would be too cold at night and there was no way to dial it myself. So throughout my stay, it would feel like being inside either a sauna or a freezer."