D' El Rei B&B

The breakfast had a good choice of bread, fruit, cereal, juice, coffee, and tea. Towels and sheets were clean, the staff were very friendly, and the hotel is well located. But the room and bathroom were tiny, with barely any space between the shower and sink. The bathroom lighting was dim while the bedroom light was bright, which felt strange. Noise was the worst part. You can hear people coming and going all the time, and the metro line is right in front of the hotel. It stays noisy until 1 AM, then starts up again at 6 AM. If you need rest, this isn't the place for you.

The location was amazing, and we'd definitely stay again. For a three-star B&B, I was impressed: breakfast was great, and the hotel and room were always very clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. Our room did have a small ceiling leak on the first night. The main drawback was noise from passing metro trains and other guests late at night, though that can't always be helped.

The location is good, but I'd only come back if there were no other options. The rooms are cramped and uncomfortable, with hardly anywhere to put even one bag. The bed is horrible, though the AC works well. Breakfast is mediocre at best. The staff seemed indifferent, and the woman serving breakfast in the morning was rude.

It's in a handy spot near the city, sandy beach, parks, Lidl, Pingo Doce, and an A-line metro station. For the price, it can be a nice place if you're mainly there to sleep. Breakfast is very simple but fresh, and the hotel seems to have only rooms and reception. My room was tidy, and I expected the tiny rooms you get in an old classic Portuguese house, but it smelled like a dirty toilet, with cigarette smoke apparently used to cover it. That made the visit unbearable. Rain and wind also make the hotel noisy because the doors aren't tight and move in strong gusts. My colleague's room didn't smell, so you might get lucky.