Hotels With Wi-Fi in Lisbon District, Portugal

Everything above was perfect, until I looked under the bed, I found several papers, leftover packaging (my ring had fallen under the bed and that's when I saw the surprise 😅), I had unfortunately seen it on the last day, I was only going to the hotel to sleep, but above everything was impeccable, clean bath towels, clean bed and sheets... in addition to the beautiful view of the castle 😍

Conveniently located very close to the metro station. A taxi ride to the airport costs only 6 euros, and the old town is easily accessible via the metro. Both the room and bathroom are very spacious. The breakfast spread is excellent and varied daily, offering different options. I highly recommend staying at this hotel. It's a much better option than staying in the old town, where hauling luggage up and down narrow, cobbled streets can be exhausting. Furthermore, the old town's narrow roads often lead to traffic congestion, especially when traveling to and from the airport.

It was comfortable, checking in was simple and I was able to check-in late as my plane arrived late. The room is nice and clean. Their taxi service is really good but a bit expensive. The only thing is that inside the kettle is burned or something weird happened there. Otherwise it was a good experience

Friendly with customers and there own colleagues which was good to see we would stay again when we come back sometime this year for a baptism pool was nice and cold it’s like the uk weather but too cold for a swim but it would have been amazing if it was a little hotter

The front desk of this hotel is very small, similar to that of a three-star hotel. The attitude of the front desk staff was quite indifferent, and we didn't feel any warmth at all. It seemed as if our arrival had added to their workload. They assigned us a room for disabled guests on the first floor and told us the hotel was fully booked, but that we could possibly change rooms the next day depending on availability. Perhaps they felt guilty, knowing that the room they gave us wasn't great. The most uncomfortable part was that the bed was small, and the mattress was of poor quality, making it hard to sleep well. The cups didn't seem very clean either, and the worst part was that the two thin blankets directly caused us to catch a cold. Additionally, the air conditioning in the room didn't work well. The bathroom in the disabled room was not designed with a wet-dry separation, so the entire bathroom got wet when the shower was turned on. Moreover, there were no anti-slip measures at all! It was terrible, and we definitely won't be coming back! （Photos are he normal room on the next day).

The Masa Hotel and Spa is in an excellent location and easily reached by the metro station about 10 minutes walk away. The room was exceptionally clean and the room had a mini bar, safe and was supplied with bath robes and disposable slippers. Also a litre bottle of water was a welcome addition. In regards to the breakfast. The first morning was perfect and the selection was very good. However the second morning I went earlier and it is best described as a chaotic mess. There was a large party of travellers who all descended the dining room at the same time and there was simply too many in at the same time. Maybe somone should have staggered the amount allowed in at once and allowed people to get their breakfast choice in a relaxed fashion rather than it resembling feeding time at the zoo! I stayed over the weekend the clocks went back and was reliably informed by reception staff that in Portugal the clocks went back on the Sunday night going into Monday which was proven to be completely inaccurate and could have caused problems for ongoing travel if they had been believed! It must be mentioned that the major disadvantage of this hotel is that it lies directly under the flight path of Lisbon Airport and from early morning there are plane after plane coming very frequently into land. Even with the windows closed it's still very noticeable. It's obviously not the hotels fault where it's situated, but if you want a peaceful stay then this hotel really isn't going to give you that. The spa and swimming pool I can not comment on as never used. Neither did I use the dining room for an evening meal. Despite the negative comments it is a lovely hotel simply spoiled by being under the flight path of the main airport.

I was greeted by Ms. Lorena at the reception. She is very friendly and helpful, with a beautiful smile. She provided me with some good information on where to go and what to do. She is a great receptionist.

Very beautiful environment. Its surrounded by many museums. The hotel is closed to the beach and sea. Many restaurants nearby. The gym and swimming pool is okay and it’s closed too early at 8:00 pm. The staff is very nice. It’s not a very fancy hotel but everything is fine.

Excellent clean hotel for a 3 star!! The staff are fantastic and very friendly and very helpful. A big thank you to Receptionist IGOR he was so kind and helpful to me. Many thanks!! Obregado⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Booked a superior double room for 4 nights. I would not say it was good value for money - meaning overpriced. Pros: The location is great, very central. The guesthouse is sandwiched between a shoe store. The sign is very small and hard to find it. The services are good. The staff checking us in gave quite some touring tips. The room is clean. All staff were polite. The bathroom is spacious. Cons: The superior room we booked are no where near the photos shown on the booking website. The room is equipped with very basic furniture. The wardrobe looks like an old fireplace with No shelves to put clothing on. Neutral: the breakfast had a big variety. But the tapas looked stale and bread was stone hard to cut with the knife. Egg tarts and cakes were delicious Overall, it was overpriced for the room we booked. A guesthouse room with a 4 star hotel price.