We stayed here 3 nights on our first ever visit to Portugal and were welcomed with open arms. The view was gorgeous day and night especially of the castle and bridge. It has excellent access to restaurants and a great way to burn off calories from meals. Staff were very helpful with directions and suggestions. Very clean rooms although as... More

We stayed in this hill top hotel for 4 nights in December 2012. An excellent view of Lisbon from our room, clean and comfortable. It's convenient to walk downhill to city centre. We found it good exercise for us everyday walking uphill after dinner . Definitely not for the physically challenged.

The only good thing about this place are rooms with city view. Everything else is horrendous. I have taken tram 28 to get to the hotel and been mugged by group of men. Well, it happens, so never mind. However, I was disappointed how unsympathetic hotel staff were after what was to me quite an unpleasant experience. Not helpful at... More

Spend three nights here recently. I travel a lot for business and pleasure and indeed have been doing that for many. many years. I do not like hotel chains and I have a particular aversion to 'international business' hotels in big cities. I always look for a family owned local hotel that is well situated close to the centre of... More

This hotel is close to the #28 trolley so it's very convenient. The view is amazing. The desk clerks were all polite but definitely gruff. Great breakfast. You can walk to San Jorge castle in about a half hour.

Right on top of a hill in Graca overlooking the city and Tejo river, this is a really great old-fashioned hotel with friendly and helpful staff. The rooms are spacious with en-suite bathrooms, very clean, free wifi, safes in the wardrobes, TV with BBC News (see my pics of the bedroom). The No.28 Tram runs close to the hotel, so... More

We had an excellent week at this hotel. Our room had a panoramic view below of city of Lisbon and Tagus River. We woke up each morning at 8:00 to the church bells, we got use to it, wasn't a problem. Breakfast was very good as far as european breakfast go. an Delicious coffee, croissants, jellies. ham, cheese, melon and... More

The Albergaria is definitely not for those who crave the cookie cutter style and glitz of a Marriott or Westin, but rather a charming, friendly one of a kind in one of the oldest and most fascinating parts of Lisbon. And it would not entice children or prove readily accessible for folks with mobility issues. As other review have noted... More

After reading some of the other reviews I was a little nervous about what to expect. I found that the Albergaria Senhora do Monte was ideal; I'd very happily stay there again. The hotel is a stylish, characterful 1960s building with attractive marble and wood panelling in parts of the public areas. It is now becoming historic and I hope... More