Top Hotels Near Artes Decorativas Museum in Lisbon District from AU$227

"Great location and very friendly helpful staff. "

"Our room was nice and larger than we expected. Reception staff were friendly and helpful. We appreciated the Portuguese custard tart and glass of port as a welcome gift. The location is perfect. "

"We had a wonderful stay at Internacional Design Hotel. The location is excellent—right in the heart of Rossio Square—making it very easy to walk to all the major attractions, shops, and restaurants. It really doesn’t get more convenient than this. The staff were extremely helpful, courteous, and professional throughout our stay. From the moment we arrived, they made us feel welcome. They assisted with storing our luggage and ensured it was delivered to our room, which made everything very smooth and stress-free. We arrived earlier than the standard check-in time, and the hotel kindly gave us access to their loft space. It was very spacious and comfortable, and this thoughtful gesture made a big difference after our journey. The restaurant within the hotel building served an exceptional breakfast, with great quality and variety, making it a perfect start to the day. The room size was good. Bed was comfortable and house keeping was top notch. Overall, we highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Lisbon, especially for its location, hospitality, and overall experience."

"This hotel was amazing! So clean, and the staff was incredibly helpful and kind! The breakfast buffet was impeccable and always kept replenished and fresh. I would gladly stay at this hotel again in the future! "

"Very nice vibe "

"I booked a 4 night stay. On the first morning the shower door which opened inwards jammed and I was trapped with no means of summoning help. The only thing which stopped me panicking was I had arranged to meet a friend for breakfast. She summoned assistance but as the door had been locked overnight for security they could not open it. The maintenance man took over 1 and a half hours to cut a large hole in the wall next to the lock and cut through metal using an axle grinder before entry. It took him a great deal of strength to push the faulty door inwards. I had been standing naked trapped for over 2 and a half hours. As a senior citizen who often travels solo, I am uncertain as to as to how long rescue would have occurred with no friend to raise an alarm. Possibly 5 days when I did not check out. Rooms were well sound proofed and staff could not have been alerted. It has taken 5 days for the manager of the hotel to communicate with me offering 50% discount which is totally inadequate to the gravity of the situation. It was a frightening experience which should never have happened. Health and Safety rules ignored. No alarm in the shower and no over ride of the locking mechanism. If it had been a medical emergency, I would be dead! It frightens me to think that if travelling alone it could have taken days before I was rescued"

"Overall wonderful! Only thing that was strange is that there was no outlet in the bathroom to plug in the hair dryer!"

"We paid for two rooms which was no small amount of money. There was only one regular espresso in each room that amounted to a sip. Would have been really nice to enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning. Further, the room that I was in had only one mirror - there was certainly space on the wall above the desk for a mirror, but it was empty space. Always nice to have more than one mirror when there is more than one person in the room. Hotel was in a convenient location, but you could not walk out of the hotel or back to the hotel without being hounded by the restaurants or the souvenir folks. Somebody should tell them it is a complete turnoff and all travel guides advice you to NOT eat at restaurant if you are being hounded!!!!"

"Room is a bit tiny. Luggage for 2 person is quite awkward Area was nice, staff very helpful."