Amazing location, the hotel is old but you can't beat the location and views. The hotel is next to…read morethe old town and there are tons of restaurant opciones and shops. The town of Ericeira is super cute.

The best and most reliable place. Owner is sweet and reliable. Great rates as well!!! My friends…read moreand I (all girls) came here after having to check out early and it was the best decision. Place is clean and professional. He's upfront with prices which are very reasonable.

I may be leaving this prematurely because we are leaving our luggage tomorrow, but it appears that…read morethis is a service that Lisbon is sorely lacking! Each train station only has 12 lockers each (good luck!) and aren't as centrally located. It is right down the street from Praca de Luis Camoes You can hang out in the waiting room, print boarding passes make photocopies, etc. nice clean place and the guy was very friendly. Looks like about 1 euro per bag per hour, a little more or less, depending on size and length of time. Seems completely worth it if you want to enjoy an afternoon in Lisboa without dragging a suitcase around what must be the worst cobblestones and the #*$@$@$& narrowest sidewalks I have ever seen. Or just walk in the streets and get plastado'd by a nutso tram driver. You won't have to worry about your flight at all.

This place saved me from sore muscles and frustration! I needed to dump my bags for the day (6…read morehours between checkout for AirBnb #1 and checkin for #2 way across town). I was there when it opened, checkin was quick. The place was spotless, the lockers are secure (little padlock with a tiny key that I took with me) & the people who work there are kind and speak better English than I do!

This hotel was centrally located to the area, just blocks away from the river. If you plan to go to…read morea concert at the Lav, this location is a quick Uber drive away. Unfortunately, the images online make this place look more than what it is. For example, the outdoor pool is beautiful in the images but what you don't see is you'll be faced with cranes and construction. Rooms are incredibly small. Same with the bathroom. They look decent but there is really no room for your things. Staff is here and there. I did get great service at the bar and from the chef when I had requests. I also had a great experience with a gentleman at the front desk assisting me with directions locating things in town. Other staff tho struggled to answer simple questions about the hotel and seemed bothered by interacting with them. Hotel was clean, which is a huge deal for me but not going to give more stars for that cause for the price that should be expected. Overall it was an ok stay, but don't plan to stay here again.

São Sebastião is where the Linha Azul (blue line) and Linha Vermelha (red line) meet. It is a free…read moreinterchange between the two lines and there is signage to direct you from one to the other. The station initially opened in 1959. At street level, this is the São Sebastião da Pedreira (Saint Sebatrian of teh Quarry) neighborhood which is where you'll find the Igreja de São Sebastião da Pedreira, the Mesquita Central de Lisboa (Lisbon Central Mosque), the Museu Calouste Gulbenkian https://www.yelp.com/biz/fundação-calouste-gulbenkian-lisboa-2?hrid=VYhMHcMrkrBVL-EAZ-ey3Q and the Bairro Azul neighborhood. The station is underground and there are lifts from street level to ticketing and from ticketing to both train platforms. And yes, plenty of stairs. They love stairs in Lisbon! On the Red Line, this station is the terminal station south/west. The next station towards the Airport is Saldanha. On the Blue Line, the next station towards Reboleira is Praça de Espanha and the next station towards towards Santa Apolónia is Parque. All four platforms are side platforms. [Review 19011 overall - 209 in Portugal - 2535 of 2022.]

I love this stop! I live near here. It's very clean.. and yes, it lacks art like the Parque one.. I…read morelike it nonetheless! I like the little bookstore upstairs and the clothes they sell. It's cool:)

Algés is a minor station on the Cascais line about four stops on the line from Cais do Sodré. The…read morestation has overhead cover and benches as well as ticketing turnstiles and automated ticket kiosks. Platforms are above ground but transfer between platforms and access to the street is via an underground passageway. The station did not appear to be staffed. The busway is across the street. [Review 19051 overall - 245 in Portugal - 20 of 2023.]

A lovely space in Cascais right by the bay (one block). Great staff, service, and complimentary…read morebreakfast. Perfect choice.

Amazing! 10/10. This hotel truly exceeded my expectations. Some of the reviews had me a bit…read moreworried, but the moment I stepped into the lobby, I knew I was in good hands. I stayed for one night and was upgraded for free, then came back a week later to finish my trip--and they upgraded me again. The rooms are stunning: spacious, beautifully designed, with a full closet and dresser for storage. The view is absolutely breathtaking, and every staff member I interacted with was incredibly kind and accommodating. I highly recommend staying here if you're visiting Caparica. It's a beautiful place and perfectly located. Craving dessert? It's a 3-minute walk. Need new shoes? 2 minutes. Want to grab snacks from a grocery store? Just 1 minute away. You're truly at the center of everything. Honestly, one of the best hotels I've ever stayed at! Also the food/room service is delightful! Such delicious food and I can't tell you enough how like the workers are!

From the photos I thought this hotel had real potential. It was a good value for the price, but…read morethere were some things that definitely needed attention. The pool area was not very clean and the pool itself was in need of repair. Black mold was disgusting. You can tell the hotel gets a lot of tour traffic as there are signs of wear everywhere. For me one of the big issues was the fact that the most expensive rooms in the hotel, the suite, are directly across from the elevators so you get all of the noise of people and elevator chimes at all hours of the day and night. Not sure if there are other locations for bigger rooms? Definitely something to investigate. We purchased with breakfast included. It was a buffet, pretty standard, nothing remarkable, just average. Location is great. Just across from the beach and many other restaurants in the area to check out. The staff was friendly and helpful, but not necessarily well informed about hotel policies and protocols.