Hotels with Breakfast in Lisbon

"The security situation was not too bad, and it was very clean. There was a bus stop right in front, and the location was very good. Cleaning was done every day, and the beds, toilets, and bathrooms were all perfectly cleaned. We were also grateful to receive 1 liter of water for free every day. The only thing that bothered me was that the walls were thin, so there was noise coming from all over the place."

"This hotel is extremely convenient and close to two metro stations. It is important for travelers that are looking to travel with public transportation. Also it is close to shopping streets, restaurants and a super market. It feels safe to stay here too."

"It's right next to Santa Justa Elevator! The facilities are clean and friendly, and the interior is spacious and satisfying! There was no water, so I bought it at a separate store."

"I booked this hotel as a gift for my mothers 70th birthday . My parents were greeted by a nice little surprise in the room and the service , location and comfort were all excellent ."

"Conveniently located very close to the metro station. A taxi ride to the airport costs only 6 euros, and the old town is easily accessible via the metro. Both the room and bathroom are very spacious. The breakfast spread is excellent and varied daily, offering different options. I highly recommend staying at this hotel. It's a much better option than staying in the old town, where hauling luggage up and down narrow, cobbled streets can be exhausting. Furthermore, the old town's narrow roads often lead to traffic congestion, especially when traveling to and from the airport."

"We stayed here for several nights and did extend our stay. Location is good for tourists. Free water is provided and air conditioner is good. Rooms are large, beds are comfortable, and bilingual staff is helpful. We did not eat here; there are many restaurants nearby."

"Nice stay. We booked the triple bed room. Unfortunately, we arrived when there was a mega blackout in Portugal and there was no electricity nor water."

"Very small toilet and noisy front door! The guest rooms in the hotel is newly renovated. Maybe due to some designing issues, the toilet is very small. The toilet bowl is narrowly surrounded by the sink and wall. I’m not a big size person, but I cannot fully sit on the toilet bowl because the space between the sink and the wall is small. The front door of the room produces a big bang when closing. The hotel does suggest guests to tap the door card to retract the lock tongue before closing the door. But nobody does so and you keep hearing bangs from neighbours. My room has the smell of cigarette smoke from 9 p.m. every night. I couldn’t figure out where it comes from."

"The breakfast is delicious! The balcony is so comfortable! The kindergarten downstairs is full of youth! The location is close to Liberty Avenue, just ten minutes walk there! It is so comfortable to bask in the sun on the balcony, drink coffee and watch the children in the kindergarten downstairs"

"I spent a 5 nights at My Story Rossio and here are some of my thoughts: PROS: - Excellent location. Hard to beat this prime location. It's at the heart of the city with lots of things to do in proximity. There's also a Metro station across from it so you can take the subway directly from the airport. - Nice decors and overall pretty clean. CONS: - The biggest issue I had during my stay was the poor structure of the building leading to disturbing loud noises. During housekeeping hours, the door to the cleaning supplies kept being slammed. Every time it was slammed, my whole room shook and I jumped up. I called the front desk asking if they could be more gentle with the doors. I was told that that was the way housekeeping was and to call back only if it still happened after 5pm (after housekeeping hours). It was impossible to get any rest during the day. I understand that housekeepers need to do their job but I wonder if this issue could be fixed simply by changing the door hinge to a slow close hinge. Also, in the middle of the night, I would wake up by the creaking noises of people above me when they walked across the room. - Second issue was the thermostat. It was not adjustable and could only be controlled by the front desk. For some reason, the hotel decided that all the rooms needed to be in heating mode during the night. It was so hot and stuffy that I was not able to sleep for many nights. I had to call the front desk in the middle of the night to turn it off but sometimes it would automatically switch back on. Then I requested to have the cooling instead of heating on but it would be too cold at night and there was no way to dial it myself. So throughout my stay, it would feel like being inside either a sauna or a freezer."