We did a trip in the car along the Alentejo the end of our was Lisbon and Sintra. In Lisbon, we stayed at Ribeira Tejo only one night (29th March in room Olissipo 4) but we wish we could have stayed longer. It was lovely staying at Ribeira Tejo, right from the charming welcome we received tips for the best... More

From the very beginning (including many emails to organise restaurants and tours) we were warmly welcomed by Rita via e-mail. And on the day of arrival by Fatima. We loved the location. Close to the Mercado (Market) supermarket, tram, train, funicular, restaurants and bars.We were given an amazing amount of information. Every day was a greeted with warm smiles by... More

By all means stay here if you are visiting Lisbon for a few days or even longer. The welcome was unprecidented. So helpful with everything. The breakfasts were wonderful. Tea and coffee can be made and enjoyed near the little office. Very relaxing and unstuffy. I recommend it without reservation. Be prepared to look carefully for this jewel in a... More

This guesthouse was booked by a member of our traveling group. I can say this is so hard to find, especially with the road blocks - sat nav was no help! The welcome was exceptional, what super people, eager to assist with letting you know the places to go in Lisbon. The area, to be honest, was not the greatest,... More

R eally nice people I nteresting surrounding B eautiful rooms E xtremly good breakfast I resitable R iver Tejo sight G orgeous U nbelievable E urope S mile T aste the breakfast H olidays O nly the best U rban S o good! E verytime again Wir verbrachten drei wundervolle Tage vom 12.-16.März 2013 im Zimmer 4.01 im Ribeira Guest... More

I came to Lisboa for the first time and for only one day. I came from the south at afternoon.. It was sooo rainy and was quite lost, as I never been here before and to find internet coffee was not easy and because it was so heavy rain, that 2 minutes walking on the street and I was completely... More

In Lisbon you have a choice for accommodation, the luxury end of town around Liberdade, where you will be treated (and charged) like a tourist, or one of the vanishing old quarters. the pockets of old Lisbon that the developers are still, well, developing. Uptown you’ll find cafes and night life, banks, tourist shops and everyone speaks English. But it... More

The hotel staff is helpful as a friend can be. The hotel is close to many public transport options, markets and restaurants. The rooms are light and covered with Portugese tiles. The handmade breakfast, combined with the roof-top window view of the city, is delicious, filling and rich.

My husband and I stayed here over the weekend. The good: The price. The hotel itself is clean and the staff is friendly and did provide us with some good recommendations. The rooms are simple but clean and comfortable with double pane windows which helps to keep the outside noise out. The bad: the ceilings and walls are thin so... More