Alfama Hotel Guide - Hotels with Breakfast in Alfama, Lisbon District

"We stayed for only one night in mid-July at the end of two weeks in Portugal and are so happy we did. The convento was easy to get to from Santa Apolónia Train Station with a Bolt car pick-up, and centrally located for exploring the city on foot after that. We loved that our room was super clean, air conditioned, and amazingly quiet for being in the heart of Alfama (our room faced the inner courtyard). The bed was firm but comfortable, though the sheets and pillows could have been softer/better quality. We also loved the beautiful spacious courtyard and the buffet breakfast, which had so many top-quality options that we could hardly decide! We’ll definitely be back 💛"

"There are only 19 rooms in this lovely historic Boutique Hotel. The beds are comfortable, the linens and towels are high end and the rooms and bathrooms are spacious even in the “Small Room for 2”. The Staff is friendly and professional and treat you like royalty. You are greeted with a free Portuguese drink on arrival. The onsite Bar and Restaurant are wonderful and reasonably priced. We can’t say enough great things about this hotel. We were able to walk to anywhere if you can take all the hills and valley in Lisbon but also Uber when you get tired at a very reasonable price. Thank you Staff for a beautiful stay!"

"It was fantastic. The hotel is fantastic"

"Olissippo Castelo is the perfect choice for a stay while in Lisbon. Alfama provides a great setting for walking around and learning about Portugal’s history. "

"Beautiful property would definitely stay again "

"Nice location and nice staff!"

"The staff was super friendly and made some great recommendations for us for dining. I have to say after reading some of the bad reviews I was a bit worried about staying there. However, the room was quiet and all the staff including cleaning staff were lovely people. I would stay here again as it is the perfect location for Lisbon. Next door is a great fado restaurant. It’s across the street from the St George Cadethral and 5’minites from the castle. "