Príncipe Real Guest House

Great location, clean rooms and check in, check out process was very easy.

Honestly better than I thought it would be. The room was spacious and had a large functional window by the bed and in the washroom. The 2 bottles of water on the first day were a nice touch to welcome my arrival. The codes were not as difficult as others explained in their comments, it just takes a minute to match the code to which entrance your are transitioning through. Shared kitchen space was clean and had tea and coffee available

This is my second time staying this hotel. I like the hotel and I like the location since I often stay in this neighborhood when I'm in Lisbon. The first time I was at this hotel, I was in a room facing the street which luckily wasn't very noisy at all. And this time, I was facing the back patio area, which gave you direct access to the shared patio behind the hotel. The hotel is affordable and kept very clean, with only 7 or so rooms in the entire hotel. The rooms and the hotel common areas are cleaned daily. I do wish the hotel had "do not disturb" signs to hang on the doors in case you didn't want the room cleaned on a particular day or did not wish to be disturbed during the day while the rooms are being cleaned. This isn't a big issue, just a personal preference since I've stayed twice and have had those days when I wanted to sleep in, or, on this trip, when I was sick in bed for two days it would have been nice to avoid getting a knock on the door. The hotel does not have a reception, so you can access the building and your room with a few different codes that are sent to you before arrival. There is a shared kitchen area with a microwave, dishes, a small shared refrigerator, access to an iron/ironing board in the cupboard, a separate public bathroom, and four free luggage-storage lockers to hold your luggage if you arrive early, which I've used on both trips. Food, cafes, grocery store, and the metro all nearby. I would happily stay a third time!

Small quaint guest house. Rooms were small but adequate. Air conditioning worked really good, thankfully. Street noise was minimal with windows closed. Cute little kitchen area to use as an outside terrace, although we didn't use either. It's a nice walk down the hill to all the favorite areas in Lisbon, but definitely a hike back up the hill. Plenty of restaurants and shops nearby.

The Guesthouse was in a perfect location, very clean, great airconditioning in very hot days, Antonio was very easy to connect with and went above and beyond for our best stay. The terrace is lovely as well and the kitchen is clean and cosy. I would highly recommend to anyone staying some time in Lisbon :) Thanks so much! Kat & Jel & Jik