Positive - well located Negative - corridors noisy, concierge took an hour to deliver an extra pillow to my room, overpriced, breakfast not included in price, room average, parking paid or difficult to find. More

this hotel i tired! It might have been good once, but it's a long time ago.. It really need a good clean and a fix up. A really smelly smoker room, even though we were told it was a non smoker floor. The room wasen't clean (still filter from cigarets on the floor on the second day) and only towels... More

Now after visiting the Hotel Amazonia I can see how accurate the other reviews were. Yes, the rooms are adequate if not a little tired, beds are very comfortable, yes you should aim for a room with a balcony, breakfast is good if a little simple. Yes the Sabor & Arte restaurant is a good place to eat. I could... More

The main thing that I did not like is the area. Lisbon is all about hills and valleys and is big with a great expansion of concrete statements (Salazar period) which are know looking rough. Walking down to the old town is couple or three miles and the road system is complicated. Walking back is no fun. The staff are... More

We could not sleep at night because the air-con was too noisy. We turned it off but the noise was still there. We realised the AC from all the other rooms were on and the noise was unbearable. The swimming pool is really small, a large bath-tube, and often there was not enough space for everyone. The rooms were poorly... More

Well located, walkig distance to Rato metro station(5 min), Marquês de pombal (10min) and Bairro Alto (20min). The rooms are clean and spacious for a 3 star hotel, try to get a room with balcony and a view to the Castelo de S. jorge. Friendly staff. Good value for money More

Amazonia Lisboa is located near two Metro stations: Rato and Marques Pombal. Both are within walking distance but Rato is closer (but uphill). The scenic #28 trolley stops near Rato station and will take you to the neighborhood Bairro Alto, downtown or Baixa Chiado, and neighborhood Alfama and the Se Catherdral or Clube de Fado (fado music). We didn't use... More

We really enjoyed our stay at the Amazonia Lisboa. It's a bit of a hike from the action farther into the city. WEAR GOOD SHOES!!! Other than that, there are plenty of restaurants and Pastelarias in the area. The staff is very friendly and helpful! It's perfect for the average traveler just don't expect a lot of amenities. More

My girlfriend and i spent three nights here and we thought it was ok ,not as bad as some of the reviews here made it out to be The rooms do require some work though ,the first morning ,we woke ,i opened the curtains they fell down,off i strolled to the loo only to find my buttock being pinched and... More