Find hotels near Instituto de Artes dos Espectaculos, Lisbon District from NT$2,912

"Stunning pool area with great restaurant beside it. Walk room to the pool was very nice with a large comfy bed. Mins from train to get downtown Lisbon easily and not far from airport "

"Great service. New, clean room, good A/C. "

"We did not eat breakfast there since it was just one night"

"The room was clean and the staff helpful. The shuttle to the center of town was very helpful."

"Great location near metro stations. Good room and bathroom"

"I normally stay at IHG properties when we travel, so the Holiday Inn Lisbon felt like a natural choice for our trip in March 2026. Overall, our stay was comfortable, but there were a few things worth noting. Pros: - Even with a large group of students arriving at the same time, the front desk handled everything efficiently. They were fully staffed, and the check-in process was quick. -Plenty of variety, fresh food, and good pastry options every morning for the breakfast buffet. -The room itself was basic but clean, which is usually all we need. Cons -The provided toiletries were disappointing. I tried the shampoo once and it really wasn’t good. -- Our room was on the second floor, and we could hear traffic at night as well as people walking by. Light sleepers might want to request a higher floor. -Before our arrival, we received a WhatsApp message asking for a credit card to secure our stay. It included our names and dates, so it looked legitimate—but it turned out to be a phishing attempt. I contacted IHG’s corporate privacy team to report it, hoping for guidance or reassurance. Unfortunately, the response was disappointing. They emphasized that the hotel is independently owned and operated and suggested contacting the hotel directly. For a brand that puts its name on the property, it was discouraging to see so little ownership of a privacy concern. Overall The hotel itself delivered a decent stay—clean rooms, great breakfast, and friendly staff. "

"Clean room, good location for restaurantd."

"The hotel itself is nice. However, some of the staff members, namely, Fayaz, was extremely rude and has no idea about how to deal with hotel guests. He should not be in the hospitality business. The mini bar in the room was not working, and they would not replace it. My wife and I, both seniors, had to get ice from the bar twice a day to make sure my medicine did not go bad. There is a coffee maker in the room; however, and to my surprise, the hotel charges for coffee buds and tea bags beyond the first day, which I have never heard of before."

"All perfect"