ibis Styles Lisboa Centro Liberdade NE 3 gwiazdki

Although the room is not big, but the equipment is very complete! Although the TV could not be connected to Youtube, after informing the staff, the staff quickly came to test and deal with it! The counter staff are very kind, and the breakfast is delicious!

There are a variety of Accor properties available in Lisbon and indeed a large number of Ibis dotted around the city. As most of the central Ibis are close in price, the location and reviews become the deciding factor. With the good transportation services and very inexpensive private car companies i.e. uber and Freenow, location is not a deterrent. A car from the airport to the hotel was only 3.5euro! The hotel is 20 minute walk down one of the main avenues to the historic area or to the waters edge. There are two supermarkets on your door step and a very small selection of restaurants near by. There is a sex shop next door but the area seems unencumbered by this and apart from the signage is unnoticeable. The hotel itself is a treat. As expected by an Ibis Styles there is a theme which on this occasion seems to be tropical sea. Artistic fish ornaments, a kayak and beach fencing spark some amusement into the lobby. Check-in was quick and efficient and the lady on reception was exceptionally pleasant and made me feel very welcome (Jessica). This continued throughout my stay with pleasantries and acknowledgments each time I entered the property. There are two small lifts servicing the 10 floors. I had booked a double room and upon entering was pleasantly surprised. The decor was fresh and modern. The double bed was very comfortable and was overlooked by a large television on the wall with English channels. There was a surprise of a fridge but disappointingly no tea or coffee facilities. There was no wardrobe but open plan hanging space which seems to be the style for Ibis. The bathroom was beautifully decorated and modern with a large walk-in shower. And being on the 9th floor there was a panoramic view over Lisbon. The WiFi was open network and a good speed with strong connection. My only issues with the room was that the windows did not open meaning no opportunity for fresh air. It was also a connecting room in which the door on my side did not lock. It adjoins a family room and alas early morning cartoons were my wake up call. The bathroom as lovely as it was, had a constant stench of the drains. There was no 'Do not disturb sign' and the cleaners really wanted to do their job. To move to another room would have forfeited the size of my room and large panoramic view. The breakfast was quite simply wonderful. As a seasoned gold member of Acorr I would say this rates in my top 3 of breakfast offerings. Although only continental, there was a lovely supply of breads, pastries and treats. Along with all the meats, cheeses, fruits and cereals you would need. A nice touch was the fresh pasteis de natas. Overall this was a good value for money stay in Lisbon. The hotel is contemporary with a pleasant offering in a decent location. The staff and attention to detail are well appreciated.

The location is very good if you want to be close to Avenida Liberdade. The old city takes around 35 minutes to walk and it is a very pleasant walk. The rooms are small but clean… the only downside is the bathroom as it is really very tiny and the shower only has a rain shower. As a woman to shower without washing my hair was not possible as water pours from above…breakfast is cold only with a good selection … staff is helpful and friendly

This is a 3 star hotel and based on that its one of the better ones. Everything was clean and didn't seem dated. The staff was accomodating and pleasant. I'd class the breakfast as continental. The toilet was small but clean. There was a toilet type odour whenever I entered the room but this seemed to be contained to the hallway area and not in the room.

Hotel w dobrej okolicy, wokół inne hotele, bardzo dobry dojazd komunikacją (dwie linie metra). Spacerem do centrum ok. 15 minut bez znacznych różnic terenu (to o tyle ważne, że Lizbona jest wymagająca dla zwiedzających pieszo przez znaczne różnice terenu). Hotel schludny, ale z bardzo słabym wyciszeniem (stopery niezbędne, słychać wszystko z pokoi wyżej lub obok) - w zasadzie jest to niedopuszczalne w hotelach tej klasy. Akustyka jest na prawdę bardzo słaba. Na śniadaniu każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie, obsługa uzupełnia szwedzki stół na bieżąco. Minusem jest brak jakichkolwiek dań na ciepło. Stan pokoju taki sobie, widać że ma swoje lata (ruszająca się bateria łazienkowa, ubytki w listwach przypodłogowych), poziom sprzątania bardzo średni. Wyposażenie w pokoju pozostawia niedosyt, tzn. w hotelach na tym poziomie standardem jest chociażby czajnik - tutaj brak (była jedynie lodówka i sejf - działające). Klimatyzacja/ogrzewanie sprawne.