Historic Hotels in Portugal from AED 465

"We had a clean spacious room with a great view. The staff was exceptionally friendly storing our luggage so we could explore the city. The hotel is right by one of the trolley 28 termination points. Easy walk to several squares, lookout points and an elevator. Recommend buying 24 hour metro pass and exploring Lisbon using the Mundial as a home base. I believe it works on the elevator too."

"Great location overlooking marina. Staff were very friendly and room was large and very clean. Breakfasts were delicious. "

"Star Inn is a great airport hotel. I have stayed there several times and it’s always good"

"Great location, beautiful lobby and ambiance. Kept the visitors entertained each night by having someone perform. Phenomenal experience."

"The staff is very friendly and professional. The hotel is nicely decorated, clean and good for the price."

"I highly recommend this amazing hotel. We arrived during the blackout last week and the staff were very accommodating, understanding, and compassionate to travelers. The hotel is in a really great location, within walking distance of Parque Eduardo, the metro station, with plenty of shopping and dining options. I couldn't believe how quiet the rooms were. I could not hear a thing from the neighbors, and the only time you could hear the street below was if the window was open. The mild climate did make sleeping with the window open a wonderful treat. I would certainly stay at Locke de Santa Joana again and would recommend it to the travelers. "

"Recently renovated, clean and great breakfast included! Conveniently located in the city centre. Great restaurant choices! Would highly recommend a stay here!"

"Very close to the FlixBus at Oriente. I walked from the hotel to catch my bus to the Algarve. This was my second stay at this hotel "

"Not very far from the old city, and either a taxi or Uber will get you anywhere without raiding the bank! We had a problem with the shower stall. Water was leaking onto the floor. We did report this, but not much was done to fix it. "