Ibis Lisboa Jose Malhoa

Well connected, close to the airport and metro station. Really commended for few nights

Nice hotel but far from main attractions & supermarket.

Staffs were very friendly and approachable. The bed was comfy but wish the shower would be cleaner and renewed.

We booked the Ibis knowing it’s a no-frills brand, primarily because we needed a convenient one-night stay between Porto and Lisbon before our flight. While the service and breakfast buffet were decent and met our expectations for the price point, our sleep was unfortunately quite disrupted. There were two large school groups staying at the hotel, and students were yelling, slamming doors, and running through the hallways at 3:00 AM. Additionally, the rooms were very stuffy; the air conditioning is centrally controlled at a high temperature, and we were unable to adjust it ourselves. If you just need a clean, private bathroom and a bed, this hotel is sufficient, but be aware that the low cost also attracts large, noisy groups.

I stayed here for one night as a solo traveller. This is a normal hotel, located pretty close to the metro, which goes in a straight line to the airport, so that is a plus. The rooms here are clean, and it's a more than passable base for your wanderings in Lisbon. There's a medium-sized square behind the hotel, where people walk their dogs, quite a quaint place. Thank you for the stay.

Good value hotel. Near the metro, bus stop, and the big train station. Staff were nice and the hotel is very decent overall.

The staff were lovely and helpful. I didn't realize I got my reservation dates wrong, and the staff at the reception helped me straighten it out right away and let me check in early. It was a 10 minute walk to the metro station and to an Aldi. The coffee at the hotel cafe was good too.