Lost Lisbon :: Chiado House

I loved the charming decor and great breakfast options. It got a bit noisy at night from nearby bars.

I have to mention the great breakfast with fruit, fresh bread available. Fairly friendly staff at all times, and the ambience is quiet.

nicely decorated accommodation with amazing setting not far from the communal areas, the baixa-chiado metro station and also tour spots like rossio square and santa justa lift and estoril and cascais. nice design of interiors in king room. a bathtub in the bathroom.

Great vibe at Lost Lisbon with a unique bohemian chic decor that gives it real character. The self-serve breakfast is fantastic-fresh rolls, juices, and an option to cook your own eggs. I loved relaxing in the kitchen and comfortable lounge area. Location is perfect, just steps from Chiado's main streets and near Rossio train station. The room, however, was quite basic. Limited furniture made unpacking a challenge. Shared bathrooms were generally clean, but the hot water supply was a struggle during peak times, leading to cold showers on occasion. Noise from the street can be bothersome late at night, especially when trying to sleep with the windows open. The friendly owner, Antonio, was always available and helpful.

The hotel had a central location and it was near Dom Pedro iv Square. The double room was spotlessly clean with fresh towels, stylish external private bathroom, great view: )

The room felt cramped and poorly decorated, resembling an old dormitory rather than a hotel room. No AC or adequate ventilation, leading to a restless sleep. Shared bathrooms sometimes lacked availability, and the ongoing noise from nearby partying tourists spilled into the room at night, especially with the windows open.

My thoughts, in two sentences.

A perfect base for exploring Lisbon, with charming bohemian decor and a spacious communal kitchen that's a delight for breakfast lovers! Just steps away from must-see attractions, the only downside was the occasional noise from nearby bars, but the warm hospitality of the friendly owner was great.

The big kitchen was a total plus for prepping breakfast! The location was super central and made exploring easy. Just wish the room had A/C for those hot nights 😅

The charming decor and warm atmosphere created a good environment. The communal kitchen was a joy, allowing me to prepare breakfasts with fresh ingredients, and the location made exploring Lisbon easy.

Room was quite small.

The location was perfect for exploring Lisbon, close to transport and attractions. I loved the large, clean room with a comfy bed, and the self-serve breakfast was fantastic, with fresh rolls and coffee every morning. The building had such character too!

All good, fulfills its purpose. Huge courtyard for relaxation and socializing.

The location was perfect for our family with kids, just a short stroll to Camões Square and the buzzing Bairro Alto! The big kitchen was a hit, and we enjoyed preparing breakfast together in a relaxed atmosphere.

My kids wished for a bigger room with more furniture.

I appreciated having access to a communal kitchen where I could whip up breakfast and enjoy my coffee in a relaxed atmosphere. Be prepared for some street noise at night, especially if you're a light sleeper.

The self-serve breakfast was good with fresh rolls, cheeses, and the option to cook your own eggs. The charming lounge area, adorned with eclectic decor and the sweet resident cat, made relaxing easy. Antonio, the owner, was warm and accommodating.

Slight noise at night.

The double room was pretty spacious with high ceilings, which I loved. It had a cool contemporary four-poster bed and a separate sitting area. The mattress was comfy, but the only problem was some noise from outside late at night when I had the windows open. No AC means it got a bit warm during hot nights. But overall, it was a nice space to unwind after a day of exploring.