It's location is not central but close to some interesting tourist spot - friendly staff but not everyone spoke fluent english - room are essential but confortable and quite spacious -the common spaces have a design style that makes the experience really pleasant. Fresh cakes for breakfast from local bakery is defenetly a plus. more

We enjoyed a long weekend in Lisbon and the Jeronimos 8 is a great place to stay. Its location outside of the city has both its good and bad points. But, from our experience, the good points outweight the bad, which is mainly having to take to tram or train into town. Our room was clean, quiet and well appointed.... more

I received a night in this hotel as one of the Smartbox 'coffret cadeu" and was not disappointed! We had stayed at a hotel in Barrio Alto for 3 days in a hotel which was cheap and well-located but not particularly glamourous. When arriving at the Jéronimos 8, I was pleased by the kind welcome of the staff and the... more

We stayed here our last night on vacation, New Year's Eve 2008. After a week of beds in Portugal that were hard as rocks, the comfortable mattress & luxury sheets were intoxicating. The decor is very modern, which isn't even typically my preferred style, but it's beautiful. Everything feels very soothing. The staff was incredibly helpful & friendly, & the... more

Having read a mix of reviews, I was a tad apprehensive on our way to the hotel. As it was my boyfriend's birthday, I was keen to ensure that everything about the trip was perfect- Jeronimos 8 was that and a little bit more. I'm no architect but the hotel looks great, the staff are very friendly and helpful, the... more

Jeronimo's 8 Is deffinetly a very good hotel but totally over rated. I mean , design is not enough/As an architect and an interior designer I got the feeling of being more in a high tech teenage room then in a hotel and for 170 Euros, well the sheraton would give you more for less. Sorry Jeronimos8 staff .You were... more

Stayed here when in Lisbon for wedding. I think Belem is a great location, a really beautiful part of the city. Lovely gardens and walks. Easy access to city and coast (Estoril, Cascais) from nearby train station. Tram goes from outside the hotel also. There is also a booth for buying tourist bus tickets outside and lots of tourist info... more

Having read the previous review, I was a little worried about staying at the Da Torre. I knew it wasn't in the city centre, but didn't want to spend my whole long weekend travelling. But my friends and I were pleasantly surprised. The hotel and room were comfortable (although traffic on the street a little noisy), service was good and... more

There are some great deals out there on the internet - although I have to say that this hotel isn't one of them. The main area in the hotel is quite shabby, as are the rooms. The window in our bedroom opened out directly on to what looked like a bit of a building site, although at least the sight... more