A small walk-up one floor pension well situated in the Belem area of Lisbon. Friendly desk staff were able to answer most questions we had. Close to the water and to bus and trams system.. The room we had was small, small, small but we weren't in it much so not an issue. The airconditioning worked well and was welcome... More

A friend and I were in Belem and stayed at the Pensao. I found it clean, quiet and having a friendly staff. My friend wished there were more lighting and a telephone in the room but the lack of these did not bother me.There are many restaurants to chose from in the area. and we found a great place for... More

If you're not super eager to be in Belem or near a train to Cascais, I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to stay here. The night life and restaurant choices are a little slim, and it takes a long time to get into Lisbon or to any of the train or bus stations. I did, however, like that... More

We were given a choice of rooms: 45 euros for a small twin room with not much of a view or 60 euros for a larger room with a queen-sized bed and a twin-sized bed and an amazing view from the terrace (see photos). The decision was easy. The small hotel is located in Belem, which is about a 20-minute... More

Me and my boyfriend stayed three nights here. The building is very old, the staff is very nice, but the rooms were not the cleanest I've seen! Do not get me wrong, you can stay here for a few nights, it is bearable, but do not expect 5-star conditions!! On the other hand, the location is the best in Lisbon... More

Had always heard that Belem was the place to stay when you go to lisbon and the stories were true - couldn't have asked for a better location - close to the river/trains/trams/buses and all the sights that lisbon has to offer - and right at your doorstep are some fabulous eateries with melt in the mouth local delicacies especially... More