Such a cute restaurant/cafe overlooking the cliffs and watch the sunset. Food is basic but…read moredelicious and the specials and Portuguese traditional dishes. Lady also told us they have rooms to rent.

I'd recommend this B&B to anyone staying in Lisbon. It's a small boutique style hotel located in…read morethe Chiado area. Close to the metro, as well as the main tourist areas of the city, such a Barrio Alto and other major sights. The hotel itself had a very friendly staff, who were more than happy to help out with any questions we had (and we def had a few with it being our first time in Lisbon). They also spoke English, which was helpful for us. The room was a good size and was incredibly clean and well decorated. The room and the hotel had a funky "theatrical" type of them, apparently inspired by a nearby hotel which we enjoyed. The beds were also very comfortable, which is nice to have after a long day of exploring the city.

It is not B&B any more as they lost the breakfast lease. The experience depends on who is working…read morethe front desk. One employee asked for Covid test when it was no longer required in Portugal and other employees were super friendly and helpful.

I definitely recommend this hotel! It is in a nice area with kind people that maintain the place!…read moreBeautiful to walk around and has lemon trees, a sweet and sour fruit they like to call Chinese lanterns, and many beautiful plants!!! Anna is a woman that owns the house and works there with here daughter and her granddaughter lives there too! Breakfast is amazing with fresh fruit and yoghurt, cereals, etc. They have wifi and you have to take a car, taxi or bike to get to the beach but it is definitely worth it to stay here!

I do not recommend this establishment. On March 13 I made a one night reservation for a room. I…read moreintended for the next day, March 14th but in error entered the following week. Realizing my error I called and no one answered. I then sent an e-mail. I was notified that the reservation was non refundable even though I provided 7 days notice. If this is their approach to doing business, I want no part in it. They effectively stole $147 euro from me and I will never do business with a company that treats customers this way.

The casa de cha is tea heaven! Beautiful decor, jazz music in the background setting the mood with…read moreexcellent service, delicous scones, and many types of tea to choose from, as well as juices and wine.. It's only open from 4-7 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. It's inside in the winter, but extends outside when the weather warms. Cost is reasonable and the hostess speaks very good English. The tea room is located in a bed and breakfast in the center of Cascais, half a block from the railroad station.

In a tiny town, a sweet older couple run a wonderful little pension on a side street right off the…read morecentral square. Lovingly cared for and very affordable.

We stayed three nights after a cruise. American Express Fine hotel. The Concierge reaches out to…read moreyou before you arrive and can help you book tours. We let them know of our 9:45 am arrival and greatly appreciated that they had a room ready for us and even upgraded to a city view. The room was a comfortable size with a large table and two chairs. The Fine hotel welcome gift was three maroons each representing different tastes of locations in Portugal with a small bottle of port - really nice welcome gift! For night lights, if you leave the closet door open, the light is motion activated and the vanity mirror light can be left on. The shower was in the tub with high sides. There is a toilet and separate bidet. My two dislikes were: It was difficult to get to the toilet unless you closed the bathroom door or squeezed around the door, since the toilet was behind the door. The other was the shower - you had to get into the tub to turn on the water, so you are likely to get some cold water on you unless you knew exactly how to adjust the various knobs so the water came out of the handheld showerhead vs the overhead shower or the faucet. I appreciated the Nespresso espresso maker and refrigerator and bottles of water. I also appreciated the new boxes of tissues when I showed an empty box due to my cold/bronchitis. Wonderfully plush slippers - I think the best I have felt in any hotel. The hotel is on the "Champs-Élysées" Portugal version street with luxury stores and tented vendors on the weekends. It is a short walk, 10 minutes, to the Parque Edwardo VII park where the Hop On/Hop Off and Cityrama Gray Line tour buses are located. I was impressed by the breakfast buffet every day and the staff. We came first thing and also one day towards the end - the food was always fresh, refreshed, and delicious - with eggs, breakfast meats, cold cuts, cheeses, waffles, and beautiful fresh, sliced fruit and several fruit juices. You can also get coffee or cappuccinos. The staff was always attentive, whisking away a used plate and giving you fresh silverware. We ate at Seen Lisboa and Cervejaria Liberdade Portugese restaurants enjoyed the cuisine.

So disappointed in this hotel, the rooms smelled like old smoke rugs in the main room and my room…read morewere filthy. You couldn't even walk on them with your bare feet. It is a tired hotel and the check-in hostess could not have been less helpful This was a very bad start to my vacation saving grace was the location. I can't stress how bad and smelly and dirty. This place was a close inspection.

We arrived april 8th. to this marvelous secluded oasis in Lissabon, where the owner Juan greeted us…read morewith cake and coffee. Had a lovely room for 4 nights. Everything is so cosy and ammenities and breakfast lovely. Fresh pressed juices, homemade bread and cake and cookies. Sadly my daughter had 3 nights with throwing up and Juan and the kitchen helped with care and boiling rice, making tea and toast and last day we got a free room to stay before our departure. Such a wonderful treatment. Thanks to all of Casa Amora for help making this a great trip after all. Viktoria & Flemming

Having just returned from Lisbon, I can definitively say that Casa Amora is leaps and bounds above…read moreother area bed and breakfasts. From their taste of traditional decor, idealic location and a friendly well informed staff; they covered all bases. John and his mutilingual team catered to our needs with kindness, a beguilded calm and genuine guest orientation. Delight in their complimentary teas, organic fruits and wide array of traditional port wines from their 'honesty -bar'. The assortment of offerings during breakfast was one of the highlights of our stay. The only drawback to our otherwise wonderful stay was the sound of footsteps of guests in the rooms above us given the pristine wooden flooring. Hats off to Casa Amora. We'll be back when next in Lisboa!