As former inn owners we were VERY impressed with the hotel...and slept very well…read more Where to start? Everything exceeded our expectations which are high. We were booked in for five nights.... We asked for a quiet end of corridor room and were given one however it overlooked the side of a square and thus we thought it could be noisy....how wrong we were. The glazing is superb and despite having two doors out to balcony we heard nothing. The room was compact but very well designed having enough furniture to be useful but none to get in the way. The small bathroom had a deep tub with excellent shower over it. A small fridge kept my quickly delivered small jug of fresh milk cool. We travel with our own tea bags so did not use the in room espresso machine on this occasion. The bed with an excellent king mattress, pillows and linen were top notch. It is rare to find such a good selection of pillows in a hotel these days. Most importantly the room preparation crew did an excellent job and the whole hotel was spotless. Being give some custard tarts, a small bottle of port upon arrival and a bottle of red vino for our last night were lovely touches. ALL the staff we came across were friendly and helpful and the waiters in the restaurant were delightful and chatty in the best way. We ate in the bar one night and found the selection of foods to be very interesting and tasty. Breakfast buffet was exceptionally managed and never looked unkept or swamped and provided a plethora of foods including some excellent yoghurt in little glass jars as well as a impressive selection of hot and cold food. Would we return....you bet as the hotel is central to most of the sights in Lisbon and right opposite the train station for trains to Sintra. We left for the short taxi ride to the airport and hour too early as Lisbon airport which was exceptionally busy, seemed able to cope with hordes of passengers until you get to your boarding gate where seats are at a minimum.

I only spent 1 night here, but I would come back if in the area again. The location is terrific…read more The view from our room was fantastic. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The room was on the smaller side, but the amenities in the room were nice. They will provide bottled water daily. The rooftop deck has a nice view and I could see relaxing here after a long day of sightseeing. We had dinner at the rooftop restaurant, which was excellent. There is no gym, but they do offer access to another gym in the area.

After a week of traveling through Europe, this was our last stop, and I enjoyed staying at this…read morehotel. The staff was friendly and responsive. We had issues with our AC, and the front desk agent came to help us even though the engineers were gone for the evening. You managed the room through the TV, and our TV was not turning on. Like others said, the toilet situation is a bit odd; you can hear and see others use it. There is a curtain, but it doesn't stop you from hearing it. My favorite part was the gym and sauna. There was a beautiful view looking out into Lisboa, and I fell in love with this view at the sauna! and the gym equipment was clean and up to date! The bartenders downstairs are also lovely and upfront and go above and beyond to make you a good cocktail or ensure you have the perfect glass of wine. The Metro station in front make is convenient, and a few good coffee shops are around. It will take you 20 min to get into old Lisboa or the waterfront.

When I read that this hotel has a free sauna with windows overlooking the city, I immediately hit…read morethe button to make reservation!! Yes, the sauna and hamman, along with gym and pool, are on the top floor of the hotel and open 24 hours. It's pretty nice to end your day with a relaxing sauna gazing out at a night time cityscape. Then head down to the bar for more fun. Or like me, grab some snack and select a drink from their wide selection (many local beers, as well as imported ones, for 2-5€) and retire to the comfy bed. It's also very cool that you open the door, the room slowly comes to life welcoming your return. Electronic blinds, phone charging pad, cool gadgets to please your inner geeks. Room is rather spacious. The bar and first floor lobby is really happening too, day or night. Sleek and comfortable chairs to sit in, plenty of computers, there's even a corner with a large table for meetings. Location is also excellent, with metro and bus station almost right in front of the hotel. The Saldanha metro stop is on both yellow and red lines, which is awesome as it means fewer transfers, and the red line services the airport (though it cost us only 6€ by Uber). Continente supermarket is in the street behind the hotel. Plenty of shops and restaurants in the area. As other says, the toilet and shower are in round pods, which can feel claustrophobic or awkward to some. There is a curtain to section off that part of the room though, and if that's not enough privacy, you two probably should book separate rooms. Definitely will consider staying here again.

Such a lovely hotel to stay in, located in an upscale neighbourhood. From the moment you walk…read morethrough the doors, you feel welcome. The staff are super helpful and inviting. Spent a week there and it felt like my home away from home. The suite I stayed in was immaculately clean, spacious and elegant. They have a breakfast buffet, which offers up a variety of foods to choose from and top notch Portuguese coffee. Everything you need is within walking distance, be it the metro, bus stops, mall (Ingles Corte) or restaurants and cafes. Keep in mind that if you're exploring the city, nearby shops tend to close relatively early.

Stayed here for Easter 2017 with my parents. Our rooms had slightly different setups but both were…read morenice and modern. Breakfast had excellent variety and looked great every morning. Staff was very helpful and polite. Rooms kept nice and clean. The bathrooms were better than I expected, trendy even and had everything needed. The location is very good as you only need to walk a short distance to get to the next train stop and the nearby gardens are beautiful. Walking around in the neighbourhood was also a real treat. There is a little café across the street from the hotel lobby that's owned by a lovely local family/couple. We loved sitting there for a cold drink or snacks and a less "touristy" vibe. For an almost opposite vibe you can also head over to the starbucks at the El Corte Inglés down the street and grab a drink and a snack there.

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.

Here for a nightcap after seeing dancing light show, Christmas tree and markets…read more The bar stopped serving cocktails around certain time so my friend got a Somersby cider and I asked the server to choose mine off the menu. Overall love the vibe, location and customer service. Very friendly staff and great customer service.

We took are two boys here for a lunch. It has some memorabilia which was interesting. Wasnt too…read morecrowded but service was very average. I know you're not going for the food but it was ok. Think of chevys or Fridays. One thing I know, only order the cheese plate if it's your last meal. It could have fed the whole bar and it was actually pretty decent

Great rooftop bar for sunset views over Lisbon. The service was great, friendly and attentive. They…read moreoffered table snacks with my drink which was a nice treat.

Well, I'm not sure where to begin. First the hotel lost my reservation and I didn't have a room. I…read morehad a confirmed King room that I booked and pre-paid through my travel agent. The hotel offers me a very small room - that I had to pay for separately - with twin beds. Seriously?? They have coffee cups, glasses, and a hot pot in the room, but no coffee no tea no sugar, no cream no spoons. Frankly, I think this place is a shit hole compared to the other places I've been able to stay in Portugal... I wish I could rate it no stars, but the lowest you can go on Google reviews is one star.. I highly suggest you book else where. The hotel MARQUÊS DE POMBAL was very nice. How can this be called a four star hotel?? And the parking garage is abysmal.

This restaurant is on top of a hotel, and it has a great view…read more The hotel is very nice inside. We walked in around 4pm and were the only ones inside. We tried a bit of everything: croquetas, cheese plate, potato skins, and bruschetta. I wasn't a huge fan of the bruschetta only because it didn't have any sauce. It was just tomatoes and meat on a little toast. Everything else was great though! Come here for a snack and a drink at sunset!

One of the best views & cocktails in the city! Overlooking the beautiful houses and landmarks that…read moremake Lisbon so special. We ended up spending a few hours here because the views and drinks were so good. They can get busy so there could be a slight wait but it's worth it! The entrance is a little hard to find because it's down a small side street but in a really nice area with lots to do and see nearby as well.

Corinthia Hotel in Lisbon is a beautiful 5 Stars level type of hotel. However, be warned that this…read morehotel handles many tour groups. They even have a dedicated desk for Viking Cruises. This means at certain times of the day, the lobby or the breakfast area is an absolute zoo and pure chaos. They are a 5 stars level with a 4 to 4.5 stars experience depending on time of day. Their elevator is modernized, pre-scan with room card, and assigned an elevator. Some visitors simply take a longer time to understand how it works. One can get stuck behind a group and wait forever for an elevator. Other than that, we had a genuinely excellent stay. The room is comfortably sized and set up well. We were on the 17th floor with a skyline view. Pockets of the hotel are particularly pretty. My favorite is the back garden area. There are places to get a drink or simply visit. Breakfast can be chaotic when a tour group(s) is also there, but they manage well. The food choices are abundant; the cut fruits such as papaya were ripe and delicious. Coffee and drinks are delivered to the table. The location is good but not great. It is near a train station and a grocery store. Several restaurants are within easy walking distance, though not many. More options are a 20 minutes' walk away. Taking an uber is easier.

I have to say our stay here was beyond my expectations and I'm glad we decided to stay here. They…read moreare part of The Edit with Chase so I booked through the Chase Travel portal. After a tumultuous travel to even get to Lisbon, arriving at Corinthia felt like a breath of fresh air. Our flight was delayed by a whole day and they were able to adjust our reservation to start one day over at no extra charge which was really appreciated! With our CC, we were able to get a room upgrade with a corner suite. The room was fantastic, modern, clean and the bathroom had a shower and tub. They have a turndown service to prep your bed at night and leave some lavender on top too! Small trinkets in the room like water, egg tarts, and more was available. The location is not the best from the main tourist area, and there isn't a ton to see in the area, but they do have a free shuttle that takes you downtown that we were able to use. There are 3 restaurants in the hotel too! We were able to dine at one but around the holidays, the other restaurant we wanted to try was closed both nights for private events. Their room service was actually quite good (and fast!) too! The hotel breakfast has a nice spread as well! It was included in our stay so I felt that it was worth! Overall, we had a pleasant stay here and I would recommend to others!