Booked on-line. Never been to Lisbon before. Hotel decor was very "1970's"; but not a problem for us. In fact, we quite liked it! Asked for - and got - a room at the back so as to avoid the construction work, which, in fact, did not seem to be anywhere near as intrusive as some comments here claimed. Our... more

Stayed there for few days and did not like it. Very basic and not friendly staff at all . Rooms dated and the smell ... Location is good enough if you will get used to the metro... People who would like to have a drink at hotel bar (does not exist) but there is a guy who could sell you... more

I found that hotel pretty depressive. We stayed there around New Years time. The moment you enter the lobby, you get this stale unpleasant smell. It needs to do a large scale renovation or offer bottom prices to survive. There is massive noisy construction work going on at the front, so hopefully you dont get one of those rooms. It... more

Hotel is a bit dated but for the price and location it was more than adequate. We had two rooms both were clean,breakfast in the morning was varied, more than enough choices. If you are walkers you can walk to OLD LISBON in 15 minutes or just hop a train which can be caught at one of the major trian... more

The service was great. It was somewhat tricky to find without a good map. Upon arrival, we received a free parking spot in front of the hotel. The room was simple, but nice. In the morning, we enjoyed a free continental breakfast with meats, cheeses, bread/croissant, fruits, coffee, tea, and OJ. This hotel is not in the center city area,... more

Well well, I simply cannot stress to you how disappointed I was with this hotel. Never before in my life have I ever felt so angry (angry enough to write a 3-page letter to the manager the morning we were leaving!) with the shocking standard of the room and overall service. It all started when we arrived - we had... more

The first thing to note is that the Dom Manuel is located well away from the tourist areas. If you want to be in the heart of historic Lisbon, this is not the right choice. However, it is in a nice-ish residential area, just across from the wonderful Gulbenkian Museum, and close to a Metro stop (which will get you... more

Hotel Dom Manuel I is a nice quiet hotel in a residential part of Lisbon. It's not far from a huge department store the Corte Inglese, a lovely if not hilly park, and a few nice smaller museums. There is also metro stops nearby as well that will get you into the heart of Historic Lisbon. The free breakfast was... more

My daughter and I stayed at the Dom Manuel for three nights. The staff were courteous but aloof, perhaps due to the language difference though they spoke English well enough. The room was a good size and very clean. The bathroom was also fairly large with a tub/shower and toiletries provided, again very clean. As the room did not have... more