Ulasan Locke de Santa Joana

Lovely hotel. Very good food and the staff is super kind! Absolutely recommended!

Interior of this hotel was amazing including outside pool area! Staffs were helpful and the hotel was located close to the metro. Only things were that the mattress and pillows was too soft for me so i did woke up with back and neck pain. I wish they provided free water bottles in the fridge but otherwise, everything was incredible!

Pleasant stay

Great hotel

之前在愛丁堡住過locke，看到里斯本新開了一家就又住了一次。這家非常大，而且剛開不久，好處是真的新，缺點是裝修味有點明顯 房間還可以，公寓設計，有廚房冰箱等，有沙發電視，住了三天總體還是挺方便的。打車出去也很好打，走去自由大道也不遠 樓下就有餐廳、咖啡廳，出品都還可以，價格中等。我們沒有訂酒店早餐，好幾天早餐直接下去大堂的cafe買杯咖啡、買個葡撻和麪包，10歐左右搞定。晚上也有幫襯樓下餐廳，出品還可以，人均吃了32歐左右

酒店非常非常非常棒

房間整體還是不錯，可以簡單的做一些吃的。這是一家酒店式公寓，他們沒有提供每天清潔打掃服務的。如果你需要更換毛巾，需要紙巾都是需要自己去前台取。酒店有個小遊泳池很受歡迎。旁邊小酒吧枱有免費的酒水…

服務很差 沒有服務 沒有打掃。 酒店服務人員**…………*

性價比不高，房間偏小。

100分滿意

總體來説滿意

Great location and very friendly staff. Our twin studio overlooked the pool and was very well equipped and high standard decor. Only downside was we were told the room would be cleaned on a specific day during the week, which didn't happen, but was fine as didn't really need it. The location was perfect so many great restaurants down R. de Santa Marta/R. Sao Jose. Definitely recommend Simple Coffee for breakfast/brunch, Antikuario Cafe for best evening meal we had (must book at least day before) and the Lisbon Wine Hotel for great wine and people watching.

Great location to explore the city from, with some great little bars, Dona Piadina at bottom of street, and restaurants, Taberna Anti Dantas, close by.

From beginning to end our experience of Locke De Santa was disappointing on so many levels(no pun intended) On arrival we were asked for most of the information what we had already been 'encouraged' to do on line....including paying in advance! We were taken to our room by a 'guide' who gave us a floor map of the complex pointing out that it consists of four separate buildings (NOT ONE CONVENT AS YOUR WEBSITE WOULD SUGGEST) separated by a communal, partly tiled, courtyard. From reception we had to descend two floors by elevator, then pull/carry our own bags across the courtyard to another block where we were taken UP THREE FLIGHTS of stairs, DOWN ONE FLIGHT of stairs and into a room which appeared to be/felt BELOW street level and where the only light came from two narrow windows both of which were at least eight feet above floor level, effectively making the room feel like a TOMB. We refused this room and found our way back to reception where we were allocated another room in the same block but on a higher floor. This room faced into a garden courtyard where, on our first night, LOUNGE MUSIC was played through the PA system until after midnight........despite there being no one in the garden all evening. Five attempts to reach Front Desk went unanswered despite our using the number shown on the TV info screen in the room. We were told later that the number shown should be called via a mobile........which begs the question.......why was there a house phone in the room? The room itself was so narrow in part that it was only possible to access either side of the bed by sidling along the wall/screen. The bedside 'brackets' were also virtually unusable for anything other than to hold the so called House Phone. There was also no suitable area to store suitcases, nor was there a waste basket in the room, but there was a jar of drinks material which included sachets of coffee.....for which there was no coffee machine. Also the room did not have a fridge. On our (thankfully) last night of three we were again unable to sleep due to the sound of music and argument coming from the main courtyard of the hotel. Of course, we couldn't call Front Desk. We also 'discovered' on our penultimate day that the room?apartment? is only cleaned, and changed of bed linen, once a week! All of the above, in addition to the confusing, non sensical 'minus' numbering of the various levels, - EG how does one enter an elevator to press a button marked -1 and then rise three floors? - made our time at The Locke more of an endurance test than "a place to live, to be .....feel free" Our visit to the wonderful city of Lisbon was made one of disappointment by our stay time the Locke Hotel. Only the physical location and the pleasant nature of the reception staff could bring my partner and I to give the establishment TWO STARS.