Príncipe Real Guest House

The good: Great shared kitchen, shared patio which we enjoyed (and never saw anyone else out there), location is great and in a very walkable area. The room was very clean and every day was tidied up for us. The rooms themselves were cute too and little shampoos were provided in the showers. The bad: We had a room with two floors, one bedroom on each floor. We were traveling with a toddler and found the stairs in the room to be risky! They were steep, manyyyy stairs up to the second bedroom, the railing had kid-sized gaps...so that room not advised for anyone traveling with smaller children. There was a stinky smell in the upstairs bathroom (old plumbing?) and the room reeked of weed from other guests all night (normally wouldn't mind, but with a kid - not pleasant). A bit loud from hallway sounds (and keypads, they should be silenced tbh).

Very nice, safe place. About 25 minute walk to the heart of town (uphill on the way home though). Very clean and easy to get to. The beds were a little hard for my liking, but still very clean and you have all you need. The communal kitchen was fantastic, with a small fridge to keep anything overnight. This was kept clean and stocked with tea and coffee.

Fantastic. A comfortable stay and overall great experience in a nice area of town. I felt very safe a solo female in Lisbon. The guest house property was all I needed.

Honestly better than I thought it would be. The room was spacious and had a large functional window by the bed and in the washroom. The 2 bottles of water on the first day were a nice touch to welcome my arrival. The codes were not as difficult as others explained in their comments, it just takes a minute to match the code to which entrance your are transitioning through. Shared kitchen space was clean and had tea and coffee available