I would never recommend this hotel to anyone. Although the hotel seemed reasonably nice upon entering it be warned, first impressions can be deceiving! The staff were not only rude but highly offensive. The room looked nice - quite spacious, nice old style layout and the bathroom was a decent size. What I later found out was that the hotel was situated right on top of the underground! Every 5-10 minutes the room would vibrate, giving the impression the ceiling was about to cave in! Lisbon is one of my favourite cities and I have been many times - This trip was my only unpleasent experience and if it were my first visit then I would never return.

I didn't find the hotel that bad at all -- yes, it was on a side street -- that at night had some interesting characters roaming around but it was 60E a night -- clean - the staff were friendly, the bathroom was big -- the breakfast was good and it was so close to everything -- If I stayed there again I would ask for a room at the back of the hotel, rather than on the street front because of those interesting characters at night -- cheers! Lisbon was absolutely wonderful

Were sent to that hotel when the hotel we originally booked was overbooked.

The hotel is close to the subway, bus and tram lines and very close to the Baixa (the main shopping and restaurant area in Lisbon) and there lies the problem. You hear and feel a deep rumble every time a subway train runs underneath the hotel (roughly every 10 mins between 6h00 am and 1h00 am). The corner where the hotel is located also seems to be a rallying point for prostitutes and the usual crowd they attract.

The hotel is otherwise OK. It is nicely decorated with blue Portugese tiles and nice furniture. Our room was spacious (by European standards), the bathroom was quite good (spacious, clean, with nice marble tiles, bath/shower, bidet, toilet and large sink.). Lots of hot water and very good water pressure (not so common in Europe.) The breakfast (included, buffet style) is also decent, although it never changes (scrambled eggs, bacon, ham, cheese, bread, coffee, juice, cereals).

We were sent there by another hotel for quite a reasonable price, but I would not pay 60E/night or more to stay there. You can easily find better.

Probably the worst hotel in Lisbon. Located in one of the city’s worst streets, full of prostitutes, beggars and drug addicts. In this hideous and really overpriced hotel, you can enjoy a small earthquake every 2 minutes. The rooms quiver and tremble everytime a metro train passes in Rossio. Stay (very very far) away.