3-Star Hotels in Lisbon

The room is not as big as expected, but there is a refrigerator, a safe, and a wardrobe. The bathroom and the floor sheets are relatively clean. The front desk service is very good, there are people on duty 24 hours a day, and they are very polite. Ask them some travel advice or something, and they explain it to us patiently. The luggage storage service also has a number plate for each person, so you can rest assured.

This is my second time staying in this hotel because of the convenient location and the affordable price. It’s great overall if you’re not looking for something super fancy.

Walkable distance to sub-urban train station and metro station. Beware that backdoor was closed at the time of my arrival at midnight. Breakfast on site charged EUR9 pp.

Hotel in great location. It was recomended by my friend. But we got old fashion room. Ceiling light was blinking and the man came straigh to have a look but was never fixed. Couldt use it as it was soo annoying. Also socket with table light not working. Have to choice charging phone or have a table light on. Shower blocked but was fixed immediately. Smell of dump in whole place. Good breakfast and location.if you want to stay there better to ask for modern room.

Close to bus, metro station, and commuter train station. A little dated but clean and well maintained. Staff were nice. There are variety of different restaurants in the area.

Was a nice place, not expensive from the airport and with a metro station right in front of the entrance. Good for to kick start your day. Service was not responding when I called to get heater better reviewed. We slept in cold for our two nights in Lisbon. I want to think they had some problems just those days.

I stayed for 2 nights in the hotel. The staff are very polite, hotel location is prime and easy to find. The cafeteria and bar area is really pleasant and gives good vibes! I would like to highlight an incident, that actually motivated me to write this review. I had bad experience in Lisbon with one of the local taxi company. The hotel staff Andrea, who also sits on reception desk during noon time, helped us to the core and gave us peace of mind. She is not only a good hotel staff, but also a better human. If I visit Lisbon again, needless to say, this will be my first choice!

Great location near iconic park and metro station... Walking distance or pub transportation readily near. kind and cheerful front desk guys. Incredibly clean..all linen changed each day. Good value for my basic needs.

Hotel Tejo was a great choice for our stay in Lisbon! The location is perfect — right in the heart of the city, making it easy to explore all the best sights on foot. The rooms were stylishly decorated, giving a modern yet cozy vibe, and while they were on the smaller side, they felt thoughtfully arranged and inviting. The reception staff was also very friendly and knowledgeable, always ready with helpful recommendations for tourists. Overall, a lovely, well-situated spot with lots of charm!

The location of this hotel may be the biggest negative point of my visit. As soon as I got off the taxi, I saw a homeless man lying in front of the hotel. The surrounding streets were also a bit messy. The front desk of the hotel informed me that I was upgraded from a single room to a double room that day, but the room was on the negative first floor (basement), so it was an awkward upgrade for me. Imagine that your room has a cement staircase, and when you walk up and open the staircase, there is a window leading directly to the street outside. It is an unprecedented experience. Then the way back to the hotel at night is also a bit disturbing. There are many strange men on the roadside, homeless people here and there, and people sitting on the roadside when they are drunk. I always rushed back to the hotel without looking around on the way back those two nights. But fortunately, I didn't encounter any danger or unpleasant things. But if you travel alone, especially girls, it is recommended to change the location.