Lisbon hotels in Baixa

Cons: Nothing

Cons: You get the worst of the two worlds, old and new. The facilities are old, and oddly for a historical hotel, quite charmless. The rooms are dark, the bedding cheap, and the room furniture straight out of the seventies. Although "run-down" would be an exaggeration, the hotel seriously needs a face lift, a bit more comfort, and some taste in its decorations (throwing sloppily a hodge-podge of old-looking furniture doesn't really do it, nor holding on to carpets that haven't been changed in twenty years.) The amenities are next to non-existent (for example, the hotel does not have a restaurant.) You obviously cannot expect a historical hotel to have the same level of comfort and the same amenities as a modern one. But would it be too much to ask that a five-star try? You pay for five-star and you get a three-star.

Cons: Evening front desk staff which blatantly pushes guests to restaurants which pay them for referrals.

Cons: Everything about the stay was perfect--location, rooms, breakfast, service. All outstanding.

Cons: Nothing not to like.

Cons: Couldn't find one fault with this hotel. Would be delighted to find a reason to go back.

Cons: Pillow was a little flat.

Cons: While I had been warned of the renovation in progress, I had not been prepared for the extent of the renovation. This was my second stay at Hotel Lisboa Tejo. I really enjoyed the old style hotel for its large, open rooms with hardwood floors and big windows.The newly designed rooms are sleek and comfortable but could be in any hotel in the world. As of July 2017, there is no public space - no lobby, registration desk, restaurant, bar, or breakfast area. Guests access the tiny temporary registration desk, which is also the landing for the elevator to above floors, by climbing a steep marble staircase. Anyone with accessibility issues will not be happy here until the renovation allows better hotel access.

Cons: Rooms are nice but on the small size. The hotel public spaces is small, lack of salons, boutiques or restaurant choices.

Cons: Breakfast was not included like it was in every hotel we stayed in Portugal . The parking cost $22 extra. The room had no hair dryer

Cons: Bathroom was a bit tight, but nicely appointed.

Cons: The smell of their hotel lobby, hallways was too perfumed and not clean-smelling. The decor is very funky modern, would prefer more soothing and elegant

Cons: tres mauvais état de la chambre standard et de la salle de bain

Cons: Management needs to upgrade the level of service, and amenities. The reception staff seem lost in their own world doing their thing, seem disorganized, oblivious of guests around them and lack common courtesy. The bathroom - so tiny and in need of upgrades and serious plumbing repair. The bathtub - so small, literally half-size and very dangerous - very difficult to take a shower. Is this standard in Lisbon? TV is not the flat panel type but small, old tube type.

Cons: Room equipment must be change with new.