Top Hotels Near Capuchos Convent in Almada from AU$70

"Amazing hotel with a grwat restaurant. It has all that you need onsite"

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"Lovely decor and great service"

"Location was great. In the old city center but in the edge where it was more quiet and still close yo everything. "

"Room was cleaned everyday, staff was kind. Wi-FI was connected fast. Breakfast was excellent- egg, fruit, a variety of bread, cheese, yogurt, etc. I was very satisfied during the 6days of my stay. I will come back again if I visit Lisbon. "

"The location is convenient, the service is excellent, and the hotel is clean and quiet. The garden is large and beautiful, making it feel like staying in a palace. The breakfast is also rich and delicious."

"Main issue with this hotel was that while it mentions Air Conditioning, the AC gets turned off in the evening around 8PM. When it's cool outside and we can open the windows it's very noisy, but manageable. However, we had a few nights where it was very hot and the staff could not turn the AC back on. Additionally, our daughter was in a room with two teammates (she was there for a sport tournament) and the staff locked the patio door (only window) for liability reasons. So their room were extra hot, not even a fan provided, it was not pleasant to sleep there. Rooms were clean but one room had broken fridge, the other one broken safe. The breakfast buffet is very good. "

"Everything was top notch from the restaurant, bar and spa facilities. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. It’s worth it. "

"Great room, beautiful area walkable to marinas, good restaurant on site and just across the street, and architecturally/historicallysignificant buildings. My only recommendation would be that they have some sort of creamers to go along with the in-room Nespresso coffee machine. Since there’s a refrigerator in the room, it shouldn’t be that big of a deal.They had everything but creamers to go with the coffees. But then again they tend to drink espressos while some of us prefer a little bit of leche in their coffee."