No Limit Bairro Alto Hostel

Hotel rooms spacious with large bathroom. The rooftop restaurant for breakfast & 6th Fl. lounge gave a spectacular view of the city below and river. The Staff could not be more friendly or helpful. It was a great place to stay and I would return there if we revisit Lisbon.

The photos on the booking website can trick you into believing that this is the perfect accommodation. It is not. On the positive note, the location is great (city centre) and at least the staff wanted to design the rooms in a unique quirky way. However there are far more negatives:|- the place is dirty. The sheets are clean but the floor is really dirty, so are the walls and doors. Your hand can literally stick to the door handle, your feet will be black if you go barefoot|- the bathroom is dirty and disgusting. There is black mold in the shower and the shower as well as the whole place stinks mold. The toilet hasn’t been cleaned and lack any toilet paper. The shower head is falling apart and you need to hold it yourself to be able to wash|- the elevator is dirty with beer mugs, straws and cigarette-butts and the corridor is dark and feels unsafe|- the rooms have so thin walls that you hear other guests all the time. You won’t get any quality sleep as you either hear other guests or drunk tourists outside|- the hostel policy is not to allow unregistered people in, but other guests are bringing their one night stands and no one bothers who enters the hostel|- the hostel charges about 80€ per night on the booking sites- for that price you could get in Stockholm (Sweden is considered to be more expensive than Portugal ) a regular hotel room in a 3-4 star hotel and a breakfast buffet. So all in all think twice whether it is worth the money to book the room here.

Spent 3 nights in the private suite overlooking the square. Can't beat the location, super close to amazing restaurants, bars/nightlife, and outdoor grills. Very easy walking to all the main tourist attractions, and the hostel on the line of historic Tram 28 - it literally stops right out front. Quick 3min walk from the Metro too, and a pretty cheap uber to/from the airport.||||King bed was huge, loved it. Room was quite dark, needed more lighting, especially the bathroom, which also had a minor mold smell - more ventilation in there would be nice. Didn't ever try the breakfast. Wifi was okay - would be nice if there was premium (paid) option for HQ streaming. The in-room AC was great. TV was comically small (Michael Scott plasma!) ||||Noticed my iPad was missing out of my bag after I left and the staff were very quick to respond that they would check the room closely on cleaning but unfortunately it was not located. I will give the benefit of the doubt that I left it on the airplane and it was not stolen.||||Overall, would absolutely recommend for the location and value!

Right in the center of the city, in Baixa-Chiado, one of the best locations of Lisbon. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The hostel is very cosy and have nice and cool bedrooms. Certainly if we come back to Lisbon it will be our first choice to stay again. We adored the hostel, the location, the staff and the cool view with had from our window in the bedroom. If you choose to stay ina this hostel you won't regret it!!

We stayed in a private three bed room and after a long train ride to Lisbon we opened the room and it was without a doubt the best hostel room we’ve ever seen. ||It was like a barbie dream house. A HUGE double bed, a sofa bed, a hammock - amazing views of the square, dressing table, beanbags! ||The room was a shared bathroom with just one other room but we didn’t even see the other guests so this wasn’t an issue and the bathroom was nice and clean. ||Our room was on the top floor and annoying the lift only allows 2 people at one time and often played up if multiple people tried to use it at once stopping at random floors etc. ||A few things to note were that the room itself had bedside lamps and other lamps which were only there for display, there were no plugs near the beds which can be annoying and it was only for us bringing an extension lead that we were able to have enough sockets for everyone to use. ||Another thing, this wasn’t so much an issue for us as we were aware before hand but it’s quite a noisy location just to it being in the “party area” but it’s in perfect walking distance to bars, restaurants and shops. ||One thing we thought wasn’t very well thought out is the keycards that are given to you for your room have the Hostel Name and Location , the front door code and your room number printed on them so if you were to lose a card (which we did) anyone would be able to find your room easily. I don’t think the Hostel name needs to be printed on it. ||Those little things aside though, this is an amazing hostel from our experience and we would definitely stay here again.

We stayed in a private room (which was very clean) at No Limit and had a great stay. We had a private bathroom right next door to our room. The hostel is in a great location and is near all of the main sights, plus a short walk or taxi to a great number of bars, restaurants and clubs. Check-in and check out were easy too.

The management pictures do not reflect reality.|Place is cool but quite rundown.|Missing hooks in the bathroom with holes in the wall for example.|Not really worth the money for a suite other than the location is perfect!|No breakfast at this current time but a voucher for a panaderia close by. One small sandwich one espresso and orange juice no changes allowed!|As said location 10/10 but our room could have been much better for the price we paid!

This was centrally located and very funky. We had a pop art themed room and it was huge, with an enormous bathroom and large bedroom too. The staff were so friendly and the rate included a reasonable breakfast too. We paid £65 per night for our private double.