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"The price is reasonable, the location is convenient, the wifi is fast, there is free water and coffee in the lobby, and the room is clean and tidy. The only thing to say is that the shared toilet has a little smell (although it is still clean), and the room The sound insulation is a little poor, but there is nothing we can do about it!"

"The hardware wasn't great, but the software was. The room I was given was an oddly shaped room with a strangely divided layout. The space was cramped and limited room for movement. The window was small and located at the end of the toilet, far from the bed and door frame, resulting in poor air circulation and a bad smell. The toilet had separate wet and dry areas, but the toilet bowl faced the wall. How could anyone sit in it? How thin do you have to be to sit properly on it? I don't know how it was designed, but I had to sit sideways, which was very uncomfortable every time I went to the bathroom. The toilet paper was also very thin and of poor quality, with only one layer, which tore easily. I ended up using my own. There were no slippers or a kettle. Luckily, I was alone and only stayed one night, so my stay felt like an old guesthouse in a small town in China. The good thing was the location and front desk service. It's a great location, right in the heart of the old town, close to everything on foot. There are tons of restaurants, shops, and egg tart shops right outside, and the Rossio subway station is also very convenient. The front desk 💁 has a very good attitude. There was no fork in the instant noodles I bought, so the front desk lent me a pair of knife and fork🍴. The attitude is very good and responsive."

"Dom Sanchio 1 is a charming rustic-style hotel with a fantastic location. It’s well-connected, with plenty of taxis, the train station, buses, and the iconic Tram 28 just around the corner. Victor and Tarsis were absolute gems—always ready with helpful recommendations and suggestions, which made our stay even better. That said, there are some downsides. Housekeeping was very minimal, limited mostly to towel changes and a quick bed tidy-up. Breakfast was repetitive and quite basic throughout our four-day stay. The biggest challenge, however, was the bathroom—it was incredibly small, probably the tiniest I’ve ever come across in a hotel or hostel, requiring you to walk sideways just to get in. Overall, it’s a convenient and welcoming place if location and friendly service matter most, but be prepared for the compact facilities and simple amenities."

"Enjoyed my stay here. The place is clean and the staff friendly. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The bus stops right outside the hotel but it’s quite a walk to the nearest metro station. A small fridge would have been handy but I notice these are not common in Portugal. The lift is unusual but functional. Perhaps a real cup for making hot drinks would be preferable to the paper one provided. Overall, a positive experience and good value in Lisbon."

"The hotel is on the perfect location-few minutes from the metro station, and special only 15minutes from the city centrer, on the other side of Avenue Liberty just 3-5minutes. The rooms are very, very clean. The staff is extremely kind and helpful. I can’t wait to visit Lisabon again and book the same hotel. The beautiful experience for me🙏"

"I regret booking this hostel immediately after enter the room. Room is too small and air circulation is not good. Not enough spaces to place personal belongings. I booked here based on the high reviews score but I think it is overrated. I hurt myself when I squat down to close the metal drawer. It has some sharp edges. Breakfast is okay if it’s is included in the booking. If buy it separately at 9 Euro it’s overpriced."

"The hotel was relatively clean but noisy, with doors slamming at 2 AM. Good location. Definitely do not park on the street, even if the host assures you it's fine, as our car was vandalized."

"The location was excellent, and the backyard area was wonderful—I met some very kind people there. However, when I entered the room, the smell was so strong it almost made me lose my sight. The beds were old and creaked with every movement. The person sleeping in the upper bunk sounded like he was drowning and was talking in his sleep, not to mention the other people snoring. It was only one night, and I will not repeat the experience at the same place again."