Salero Guest House

My recent stay at Salero Guest House was, unfortunately, a very negative experience, falling far short of basic expectations for accommodation. The most pressing issue was the unacceptable cleanliness of the shared toilets. They were consistently dirty, which is a major hygiene concern, especially for a shared facility among seven rooms. Adding to this discomfort, male guests were frequently using the ladies' toilet, further compromising the cleanliness and privacy of the designated female facilities. Furthermore, basic amenities were sorely lacking. My room had no towels whatsoever, which meant I couldn't even wash my face or take a shower properly. There was also no complimentary drinking water provided, and I was charged an exorbitant €4.50 for a single bottle of water, which feels exploitative. A hairdryer was also missing from the facilities, which is a standard offering even in manv hu daet arcommodations The noise level in the rooms was also a significant problem. There appeared to be no sound insulation whatsoever between rooms, meaning conversations and every movement from neighboring guests were clearly audible. This made it very difficult to get any rest or feel a sense of privacy. While there was a smal kitchen, its utility was limited as the fridge was completely full of other guests' food, leaving no space for personal items. Overall, the combination of dirty shared facilities, lack of essential towels and other amenities, an absence of sound insulation, and questionable pricing for basics made this a highly uncomfortable and unsatisfactory stay. I cannot recommend Salero Guest House.

Enjoyed my multiple night stay here. The room was very clean, nice and quiet! You have to share the bathrooms with the other guests but I rarely saw anyone and it didn’t impact my using the bathroom. Close to bus stops, shopping and restaurants. Quick response when I couldn’t get the internet to work upon arrival. The only issue I had when arriving was I hadn’t received any notice about how to enter the guest house. Thankfully the door to the adjoining kitchen/restaurant was open and someone found the person to check me in. Then it was quick and easy. The guest house is definitely outside of Lisbon city center (about 50 mins by bus) so make sure you’re aware of that when you book. This worked for me as I had already stayed in Lisbon center when I first arrived. Also, just for travelers information, I took an Uber to the airport on the morning of my departure. At night it would have taken about 15-20 mins but at around 8:45 it took about an hour due to regular city rush hour traffic. Just plan accordingly. Enjoyed my stay here and would stay again especially if I wasn’t going to be touring inside the city center every day. Cheers!