"Tell us a little about this place: Where is it, and what's the set-up?This mellow guesthouse, well-positioned near Rossio Square, boasts three different room categories and two apartments that have a kitchen and a living room, making it an ideal home-away-from-home.
Sounds lovely. Who else is staying here?Travelers looking to make Lisbon feel more like an adopted city than a splurgy vacation gravitate to this sweet place.
Got it. Any tips for making check-in go more smoothly?Let the staff know when you plan to arrive—that'll help make the check-in process smooth. Beyond that, everyone's hospitable and eager to help.
Perfect—and thanks for the heads up. Now, onto the good stuff: Tell us about the digs.Guest rooms with names like Mar evoke images of the Atlantic just beyond the doorstep. The decor looks as though it was decorated by a friend; potted plants and white furniture gives the wood walls an airy touch.
How about the little things, like the mini bar, or the shower goodies? What made your stay more comfortable?Complimentary breakfast, plus tea and coffee throughout the day.
That's always a nice perk. What's the food situation?Although there's no restaurant or room service, there's a handy communal kitchen. Tip: stock up on provisions from a weekly farmers market.
We'll do just that! How about the staff? Did they help ease you in?The friendly staff here quickly feels like new friends.
Excellent. Anything else you think we should take advantage of?Check with the hotel about offerings like the popular surf-and-yoga package. And be sure to kick back on the tiny terrace.
We will. Bottom line: is this place worth a stay, and why?Definitely book your stay here if you want to feel like a Lisboan." - Jenna Scatena
