Turim Iberia Hotel Lisbon

Very good value for the price. Hotel is located close to a supermercado, the metro, as well as bus stops and a handful of good pastelaria's (Highly rec Tim Tims just up the street - great service, pastries, as well as seeming to be the choice of locals). It might be out of the "central" area of downtown but that makes it quieter and with less of the tourist trappings (folks trying to sell you knockoff sunglasses and/or hash, etc.). Room was very clean and orderly. It is simple and could be considered somewhat small, but if you're going all the way to Lisbon just to stay in your room you might want to reevaluate your reasons for travelling - the room definitely have all you need. Staff was very nice and helpful. Printed out timetables/rates for busses and trains as well as helped us find everywhere we wanted to go. Couldn't have asked for more!

We were visiting Lisbon for sightseeing and football. The accomodation was perfect being less than 2 minutes from the excellent Metro as well as various bus routes. The hotel is very new and is being kept immaculate. The staff are brilliant as is expected from the Portuguese. The breakfast was a superb combination of many continentals e.g. breads, cakes, fruits, yoghurts, teas and coffees, cereals as well as others to order. Although we had small "gripes" e.g. tiny lifts, it would be easy to let that spoil a hotel that is highly recommended

Clean room, nothing special in way of facilities but quite OK. Quite well situated in Lisbon. Friendly staff. As I often find to be the case, no bran cereal at breakfast, but otherwise good. Had a dinner there once which was so-so - quite nice food but the house wine was not good.

Very nice 4 star hotel in that price. Metro and Renfe stations at walking distance. City center only 20 minutes walk.

The hotel and it's staff certainly ticks all the right boxes. Unfortunately, although it is situated in a fairly central location, there are no restaurants or bars in the immediate vicinity.

We booked 5 nights 10th Feb to 15th Feb 12; hotel is in a good location not far from airport or city centre. We were on the 9th floor our room was quite large and furnished appropriately and clear. Bathroom was large and very clean too. Hotel staff were helpful and front desk staff speak English, so don’t be afraid to ask. Room for improvement: Food – in my opinion poor choice/quality, we paid 12 Euros each for Lasagne, which to our disappointment was microwaved, flat to the plate!! Salad or chips (fries) not included. Breakfast was repetitive, but acceptable, bread, cakes, cheese, ham. The scramble eggs, hot dogs and bacon, was always cold, I did mention this, but to no avail. Tea/Coffee making - only tea in room, they do not provide milk. I would suggest buying your own Tea Coffee, Milk, supermarket 2 minutes walk from hotel and reasonably priced. TV - BBC world only English channel with a bad reception. Free wifi in hotel, but they will charge you to use their Computer/Business centre, which is extremely slow so costs. In spite of this, overall we had a good stay. :-)

Clean, comfortable, excellent location, about 10 Euros or less to/from airport, free in room wireless. nice breakfast

Located near the Campo Puqueno metro station, not far from airport. Ride to downtown takes about 10min with traffic. Rooms are clean, comfortable, staff is very polite. Altough breakfasts are the same every day, there is a wide choice and food is good enough. We with my young wife were very satisfied choosing this place for our honey moon.

Just a one nighter from the Algarve to make it to the airport on time in the morning. Good hotel good breakfast. Modern. good view of city. about 10 min to the airport. Got a recommendation for a local restraunt that was very good and close.

Just two steps away from Campo Pequeno, great for corida lovers. Easy acces to metro network, close to Gulbekian museum. Many nice restaurants in vicinity, within walking distance to El Corte Ingles, great for shopping.