Make no mistake - this is not luxury travel. It is a clean, quiet hotel to stay before embarking on a plane (10 minute drive) or train (right next door). There is virtually nothing to do there, but the mall across the street is entertaining and there is a casino a few blocks away. The parking lot is ridiculously tight,... More

I stayed in TRYP Oriente for one night before a morning flight home and I chose it because it was located near both the Oriente train station and the airport. I had a double room with a "city view" which meant that I overlooked the train station. Noise was not really a problem (though it was the Saturday before Easter... More

TRYP Oriente Lisbon. We stayed there because it was close to the train and the airport. Across the street from the Vasco de Gama Shopping Centre which was a plus. Numerous attractions in the adjacent Oriente area which is clean, upscale and the hub of the Lisbon Financial District. The Oceanarium is amazing and only a five minute walk away.... More

Hotel is located in the vicinity of the Oriente train station and a couple of kms from the Lisbon airport. Therefore the connection are pretty easy either in the city or outside of the city. Also in the Oriente train station arrives the Red line subway which ensure you to get in the city in 20-30 min. Good and spacious... More

Great service, big room very clean, really nice breakfast More

I stayed here for business and also had meetings at the hotel. Although business-wise there are things to improve (mainly in terms of equipment in meeting rooms) the hotel itself is excellent. If you want to enjoy Bairro Alto you may stay closer to town (although it's only a cheap 15 min. taxi ride), but the Expo area/Parc of Nations... More

The Tryp Oriente, formerly Melia, is located in the Parjk of Nations, the ground where the Lisbon World Exhibition of 1998 took place. It's away from the centre of Lisbon (I notice some reviewers state this as a disadvantage), but it's the sort of place you choose if you want to be close the the "new" attrations, like the Lisbon... More

I stayed there on a layover from Morocco to Germany, it was selected and paid for by the airline. The room was spacious, and even though it faced a train station there was very little noise except a little low rumble. Bare floors, basic furnishings, flat screen TV, free wireless internet, comfortable bed, stylish bathroom. The only drawback was a... More

Couldn't be happier about the location, the staff and the overall quality of the hotel, room and breakfast. Having said that, the internet could be free!!! I did sign up for a free members card that gave me access to free internet though. If I were to be terribly picky, the bathroom window curtain, next to the bath had a... More