I spent 4 nights at the Real Parque this month. Below I list the pros and cons of this hotel. Pro: I had booked a single room but was given a double which was pretty spacious. There were 2 beds (each ca. 1,20 m width, 2 desks with chairs, a bench for suitcase, a table with 2 seats. Minibar, safe... more

We stayed at the hotel for 2 nights and it is a nice base for exploring Lisbon. The rooms are spacious, clean and very comfortable. From our room we had a great view of the north of the city. The hotel staff was also great. The hotel is located in a quiet area, not that close to the city centre,... more

We stayed for 3 nights in the Real Parque hotel in Feb 2008. The hotel is not located in the centre, but is right near El Cortes Ingles. This was good for shopping and also the metro station located there. Lisbon is a hilly city so not the easiest to walk around day after day, using the metro is advisable... more

We booked to stay at the Real Parque for a week in August 09 having stayed there twice before and enjoyed it. Unfortunately the room we were allocated was very small, next to the lift shaft and well below the standard we experienced before. We immediately returned to reception and asked to see another room but were told there were... more

This is a comfortable, clean and quiet hotel. Although It's not in the center of Lisbon, it is very close to a Metro(Underground) station, and the travel to the center and main attractions was very easy. The hotel staff were nice and attentive, and breakfast was excellent! The hotel has air-conditioned rooms (critical in the hot summer) and also offers... more

I travled to Lisboa with my school group. I was in a standard double room, which had an absolutely amazing view. The mini bar was completely stocked. We had a buffet style dinner, which was amazing, mostly due to the unlimited wine. The food was delicious. The staff was very friendly. The front desk was very helpful with organizing cabs... more

My room was very clean, and large by European standards (twin room). Breakfast buffet was very average, but there are several good pastelaria (pastry/coffee) shops nearby. Staff were very friendly, very helpful, and spoke English quite well. Metro stations for both lines (red and blue) are close, although you can also walk to the Avenida de Liberdade (main street for... more

This hotel is situated a bit out of the main centre of Lisbon but close to three metro stations, which gives great access to the touristy bit of the city. Our room on the 6th floor did not have the nicest view, but the room itself was great. Very spacious and bright. Bed is massive, we loved it. Furniture traditional.... more

Clean, friendly hotel. My only critisism is the map on the website is wrong and we were walking around in circles for ages! Nice breakfast with lovely fresh fruit (not tinned variety), close to Metro station, but walkable into town if you have comfortable shoes. Room spotless and quiet. more