We took this hotel because of the very low price (25 EUR for double with BF) and could accept the very basic rooms with a mouldy shared bathroom outside in the corridor which is in a kind of apartment high-tower in a Lisboa suburb Amadora.

However the receptionist (=owner from Mozambique) was very unfriendly and not helpful. They promised to make some sandwhiches because we left at 4:45 am but finally only provide a Nescafe.

You can park your car free of charge outside the hotel.

Don't plan any city trip to Lisboa from this place, you'll get more central residencal for a bit more EURs if you are really on a budget trip.

We liked the location of the Hotel because it had a train station straight into Lisbon's center for less than 5 Euros return.The rooms were cleaned daily & the Buffet Breakfast was quite substantial.The surrounding area of the Hotel is under going re construction & the works start early and can be noisy.Outside the Hotel there is good lighting and its safe as everyone appears to be moving to where they need to be rather than hanging around .The staff were friendly & relaxed and the prices in the Bar were very cheap ! 90 cents for a glass of Beer,I am sure that you cannot argue with that.

This Hotel is very far from Lisbon so not a good place if you are there to see the city. Although it is cheap, we spent more than the money we saved on public transport getting too and from Amadora. We could have had a nice and central hotel and paid less! Also be wary of the attached cafe bar! We found the staff rude, and when ordering were presented with, and then charged for, more expensive versions of what was on the menu and then refused an exchange or refund. For my wine I was charged 3 times the price advertised! The bathroom was quite unclean but the room was acceptable. All in all, we found this hotel to be a frustrating waste of money and wouldn't go back again.

Negatives: the location did look a little dodgy at night time, it is situated next to a park and local youths like to hang around there when it dark, although seemed harmless could be intimidating to some. it takes ten mins in the main lisbon square by taxi- but this cost around 12 euro each way , therefore only worth it late at night. otherwise, the train takes much longer, around 20-25 min [plus waiting] which can get tiring everyday.

Positives: lovely, friendly, honest and very helpful owners. rooms are basic, but u get what u pay for and they cleaned everyday, towels provided but chnaged once every 3 days. the bartender is also an acrobat and is absolutely hilarious- i went with my 2 other sisters and he kept us entertained every evening! amadora as a location not much to do, though v. close to sintra- which is a stunning place that everyone should visit, and of course, close to the heart of lisbon too. the restaurant/bar was small, though they are willing to adapt their menu to anything you fancy, it is a family owned business so everything is pretty liberal. you can hear trains in the morning, but we found that a good thing, as it helped wake us up! and it also on what side of the hotel you stay. The hotel is ideal for young travellers- in groups or individuals, though I would not recommend this for families or the elderly. lisbon itself an amazing place, though a lot pricier compared to other european countries. Coming from someone in her twenties- I recommend you visit Sintra for monastries/castles/palaces, Bairo Alto [for bars/clubs], Caschcai for the beaches, and Belem for arts/theatre/food.