We booked this hotel after reading some reviews of the place and for the very very cheap price it offers.. We have to climb sooooo many flights of stairs . There was no lift . The reception was very helpful , carried our luggage upstairs . the room was very clean but no hot water running in the bathroom. .... More

We stayed two nights here and our host could not have been more obliging. Our room was small but clean and while the window opened onto a busy lane (Rua 1 December) it did not disturb us too much at night when we closed the roll down shutters. The price makes it a very reasonable option but you are still... More

We booked a triple room with private bathroom and i have to say that for the price we got a good accommodation but the best value was the location, facing rossio, metro and bus station just in front of the hostel and the main attractions at walkable distance, except belem of course. keep in mind that you're joining an hostel,... More

We stayed in different small hotels in the centre of Lisbon on our holiday, they both had very small rooms and were quite hot at night. This Pension was quite OK and the staff were friendly and helpful but the room was really small and had the bathroom behind a kind of glass partition - rather than a separate room.... More

Very friendly staff, however the 'room' was like a cuppboard, right next to a loud banging door. I could hear everyone walking in and out and could not sleep at all. The room was very hot. The reception staff were very friendly and nice, I can't fault them. The rooms were a good price too.

I stayed in Santo Tirso from 21 to 26h June, must say that is very good small, little hotel and location is excellent! I booked a single room for 35Eur per day about a month in advance, however I got a double bed when I arrived, which is even better. My room was across the reception, and even though I... More

Fantastic little hotel which is cheap and situated slap bang in the centre of Lisbon within walking distance of the metro, train station, shopping and bairro alto which is the main restaurant/bar area. The staff which altho speak limited English are very friendly and take an interest in your stay and try to help you out in any way they... More

A tatty entrance next to the smart Cafe Nicola on Lisbon's main square leads to well-worn, steep steps up to this 3rd floor pension (there's no lift). Room was no-frills but comfy enough for the money. Even so, the en-suite was simply a segregated corner of the room, with the most basic shower & toilet. The room was noisy -... More