Pet friendly Hotels in Lisbon District, Portugal

The staff were incredibly friendly, and the room was spacious. The breakfast had a great variety, with plenty of meat, eggs, milk, and bread, plus some egg tarts. The only downside was the noise from the street outside; it was quite loud when high-powered motorcycles passed by. If you're a light sleeper, you might want to request a room on the other side of the building. The hotel is about a 20-minute walk from the city center, or you can catch the metro nearby downstairs. They also have private parking available for 15 euros per day.

The breakfast was a bit basic, and I didn't find many appetizing options. The pool isn't big, but the water temperature was wonderfully warm. It's right next to the station, with a shopping center just a stone's throw away, so you can find all sorts of food to suit any taste.

This stay exceeded my expectations! The room was clean and fresh with no unpleasant odors, and the bedding was soft, so I slept very soundly. The soundproofing was excellent too. The front desk staff were warm and polite, and their service was quick to respond. The location is convenient for getting around, and it offers superb value for money. I will definitely choose this hotel again next time. Highly recommended!

We like it very much.

The room was cozy, the view from the window was beautiful, and the location was very convenient. The front desk staff were very nice. Everything from the oven to the washing machine and dishwasher was provided. I would definitely choose this place again. The only thing I wasn't used to was the way the sheets were set up: sheet-duvet-sheet-mattress. It was a bit awkward trying to avoid touching the duvet directly. It would be perfect if there was an extra sheet under the duvet.

The hotel is beautiful ! Bed! The spectacular room! The staff attentive in such a kind way , offered to help you all! I will surely come back! When I visit Lisbon I try to go to the 5* and this has been liked me differently

The location of the hotel is quite good, not too far on foot from the subway (~5 min.), there are convenient service shops around: laundromat, small supermarket, a few restaurants (BRUTI is absolutely the one to recommend, the food is really good, the prices are ok - not cheap but not overpriced compared to the quality you get). The service given by the people working at this IBIS was fantastic! Huge praise to Davi, Isa and Fernando! (If you have the chance to meet them, say hello to them for us ;) About the room, it was a bit of a let-down: quite small, cheap furniture which felt old, no small fridge (although there is room for it, and with the supermarket nearby, it would have been nice to put some of our own purchases in a fridge), ... it could be improved. All in all though, a good stay, but mainly thanks to its personnel.

Location: About 20 minutes walk from Cormeciu Square. Lato Station is nearby, so it is convenient to use the subway. It's a good 3-minute walk away with a big mart and Eduardo de VII Park is nearby. However, the road from Cormecio Square to the hostel was uphill, so I actively used the bus on the day I used the Lisboa card. Facilities: Laundry/drying room, luggage storage - convenient because it is on the first floor and can be used through the password given. It was nice to have an elevator. The room condition was also satisfactory. I haven't used the kitchen, but it seems that everything is available. Others: The check-in process was conducted through the app/web, so it was nice to know my room number, entrance door, and room password in advance before arriving at the hostel. Quick answer General comment: I was very nervous because I had to check in alone on my first trip to Europe, but thanks to my numa, I was able to start my trip to Europe pleasantly. I think I will find out about Numa brand hotel next time I travel to other European countries

Coming from Seville to watch a game, I booked this place last minute. It has that consistent Moxy vibe that I'm familiar with and enjoy. Upon arrival, I received a welcome drink, and there's free orange/lemon water in the lobby bar, plus apples available for guests – a very thoughtful touch. The location is perfect, right across from Oriente Station, literally a one-minute walk. It's especially convenient for those just passing through for a day or two. Exploring Lisbon's main city center is also easy; just hop on the metro at Oriente Station.

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the station. I arrived around 4 PM, and the front desk said it would take about 20 minutes for my room to be ready. However, the hotel was having a lucky draw, and I won a free drink at the hotel cafe. After finishing the drink, I could get my room key. The single room was fully equipped, and check-in was no problem.