The hotel is not very central, a taxi (cheap) is needed to get to all the sights, otherwise its a 30 minute walk into town. The hotel is not smokey anymore - there is an enclosed smoking room in the lobby. We arrived at about 5pm and our room was not ready till after 6pm which is not very impressive.... more

I would not recommend for two reasons. 1) Poor attitude of the front desk the bar staff. We felt like we were imposing when we asked to have our air conditioning checked and when we went for lunch and a drink at 3:00 pm (yes they were open for business!) 2) The temperature in our room was between 72 &... more

We stayed three nights in this great hotel in the end of january, situated near Parque Eduardo. We stayed in a tower-room on the 18th floor. Great view! The service both in reception, bar and breakfast-restaurant was superb. Very impressing breakfast-buffet. The spa-treatment can be highly recommended but expensive. As guests in a tower-room, we also had access to the... more

The Dom Pedro was a very nice hotel, and very reasonably priced. The assistant manager escorted me to the room, telling me about the hotel's pool and spa, and other amenities. The room was large, and well dressed in red, gold and black. It included a comfortable king-sized bed, seating area with table and chairs, marble lined bathroom with separate... more

Visited Lisbon for the first time for new year. Got a good deal with flights from Expedia. Would have been sorry to have paid rack rate for the Dom Pedro. Pluses Good sized room, Good bathroom with plenty of surface around the basin. Efficient lifts Some pleasant staff Opposite Amoreiras shopping centre Not smokey as one reviewer experienced Poor thermostat,... more

My experience at the Dom Pedro was disappointing. This is not a four or five star hotel, and non-smokers beware….the lobby, public areas, room corridors, elevators and rooms all stink of smoke. Did not use the SPA as it was closed, the room had great views, but the toiletries, bath towels were sub standard. The bedding needed replacing and was... more

We booked 2 nights here to relax before meeting friends for a couple of weeks in Portugal. Fortunately, we didn't really want to sightsee because the hotel is not close to anything (it's in a residential/commercial area) except a large enclosed shopping center, Amoreiras, almost directly across a divided roadway. The center is open long hours, has a grocery store... more

As an extremely picky traveller having stayed at the world's best, I found Dom Pedro an absolute disappointment. Yes - it has a Spa which had just openned but the jaccuzzi was freezing cold. Yes - the rooms were spacious but no proper work desk. The toilettries in the bathroom were sub-standard for a 5 star. The bath had only... more

Good things: spacious room, good bed, nice breakfast - especially fruit, what a view if you get 18th, shopping center over street. Bad things: impersonal bussiness district, you have to use taxi for everything (fortunately not very expensive), limited dining facilities. Interior contrasts exterior so much. I'm not sure it's good or bad. When Portuguese will get some european culture... more