Goodmorning Solo Traveller Hostel

This is one of the best hostels I have ever stayed at. I had the best time. As a woman the entire place feels safe and welcoming - not once did I question my decision to book here. The space is very social so be ready to meet some wonderful people! I would tell everyone I know to stay at this place because it is truly amazing!

I stayed at Good Morning last week and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The staff were amazing, the solo traveller concept was excellent, and the facilities were great. Through the group chat and just by being spotted sitting around alone it also led to being invited along to spend some quality time with other travellers whom lots of common interests were shared. Thanks for everything everyome! I'd also like to give a special mention to Sinead and Lauren as they have really made in impact on my stay in Lisbon!

Probably my favourite hostel I’ve stayed in. Recommend getting the not-so-solo package, although this place is a bit more expensive than some other hostels in Lisbon the extras make it really good value for money. - really easy to socialise and make friends with daily activities and games - breakfast and dinner (varies night by night but was here for three nights and every night was great) - unlimited sangria and beer from the bar between 5-10pm and the hostel will put on some drinking games with shots etc. as well for no extra cost. Rooms were clean and comfortable same with the bathrooms also clean. Location is also excellent, you’re right by lots of things in the city and right by a metro station. Great views from the hostel. You may not enjoy it as much if you don’t drink but you don’t have to drink or play the games there’s a few different areas to socialise. Quiet time at 11pm is enforced so those who want to party go out and those that stay can rest. There’s also a work room if you need to work/study - didn’t use this so don’t know how good it is but it is its own sectioned off room separate from the common areas. Staff and volunteers are friendly and helpful getting involved in the activities/games/going out. Met loads of really great people here from various parts of the world and my trip to Lisbon would not have been anywhere near as good as it was if I hadn’t stayed here. It’s targeted towards solo travellers so everyone is in the same mindset to meet other people. Would definitely come back to if I visit Lisbon again.

Personally, best hostel. Great at planning daily and nightly events for everyone. Super social and all ages, and they do their own pub crawl. Has a bar. Breakfast and dinner was 🤌🏼🤌🏼 incredible. Great location and cool balcony view

One of the best hostels I’ve stayed at. Would recommend! It’s super social and has a great vibe. The solo traveler package (€16 per day) includes dinner & free drinks as well as activities and it’s great! Definitely coming back here.

I liked this place so much that I stayed here for 2 nights, then came back a week later for another night. That alone should say a lot. The location is excellent — very central and easy to get around Lisbon. The staff are friendly and social, and they genuinely try to create a good atmosphere. Rooms and common areas were clean and comfortable, and the overall vibe was welcoming without being chaotic. Free breakfast was actually really good, especially for a hostel, and a nice way to start the day and meet people. Some honest feedback on the “Not So Solo” package: I wouldn’t recommend it if you don’t drink alcohol. The main benefit is free beer. I don’t drink, so paying €16 (or a bit more) for basically free Coke wasn’t worth it for me. I’m also a picky eater, so I ended up having my own dinner most nights. For that price, you can honestly eat better elsewhere in Lisbon. To clarify the dinner setup: it’s a fixed portion, not all-you-can-eat. They cook based on how many people sign up, and seconds are only available if there’s food left over. That said, the first portion is usually enough. If you’re not picky and enjoy beer, the package might still be worth it. The activities included are fairly basic and mostly free things you could do on your own. For bigger or more interesting trips like Sintra, you’ll need to organize that yourself anyway. Lastly, the hostel is well run, but a few renovations to modernize the place would really elevate it. Overall, still a great stay with good people and a strong social vibe — and clearly somewhere I liked enough to come back to.

This is actually one of the best hostels I've ever been. Strictly recommend to add the "not so solo package" at least for the first nights. It includes morning activities, dinner and free sangria/beer from 7-10 pm. The breakfast is included anyways. You will easy connect with other travellers and have a good time!!

Pros: Great hostel right in the heart of Lisbon, a perfect base for exploring the city and nearby areas. Amazing staff who really take care of the atmosphere and guest interaction, with special thanks to Ramon for creating such an awesome vibe. The hostel organizes group outings, and the active WhatsApp group makes it easy to connect and stay updated on events. Rooms and bathrooms are very clean and well-maintained. Breakfast is tasty and sufficient for hostel standards. Everything runs smoothly and hassle-free. Cons: First, it is quite expensive. Second, the hostel is dominated by native speakers from English-speaking countries such as the UK, USA, Canada, and Australia, and during parties (this is a party hostel) or informal gatherings they tend to impose their culture, habits, small talk, inside jokes, and fast-paced way of speaking. For non-native speakers, this can feel a bit overwhelming, as there are relatively few guests from non-English-speaking countries like Poland, Slovakia, Italy, or Spain.