Hotel Belém Tejo — Hotel in Lisbon

The best thing about this place is that it's Conveniently located within walkable distances from Jeronimos monastery, Belém tower, Monuments to the discoveries, Maritime museum, MAAT, museum of contemporary art, Tropical botanical garden, LX Factory and the famous Pastiés de Belém. Our room was small and basic, and the bed was not comfy but was kept clean, and clean towels were provided daily. We loved having a balcony that looks into the inner garden. No safe, water, or coffee provided inside the room, and if you want to iron, you have to go downstairs to the supply room where you can find an iron table and an iron. There are vending machines at the entrance for coffee, water, and snacks. Many restaurants within walkable distances. The hotel offers a service of holding your luggage in a safe free of charge which came handy since our flight was hours after the hotel...

Unbeatable location in Belem. Very nice place too. I only give 4 stars because of a few things, like luggage must be carried up a long but lovely flight of curving marble stairs to get to reception on the 1st floor. From there up, there is a lift. Nice large room, clean and comfortable. Pretty nice bathroom, but a bit small and didn't have some small things that would be nice, like towel bars or hooks, and there is no shelf in the shower. Everything goes on the floor. The shower didn't drain fast enough and semi-flooded the bathroom floor, which also had a slow drain. Easy things they could fix in a day. Good water pressure though and water gets hot very quickly. Good power access throughout the room as well. Very nice and helpful staff. It is staffed around the clock so no worries of getting locked...

Well located small hotel in heart of Belem…we enjoyed our one night stay in a “city view” room with a lovely small balcony facing the avenue. The desk was friendly and helpful. There are two elevators and a quaint spiral staircase. Our room had high ceilings, a large bathroom with a bidet, and a good shower. The hotel was strangely undecorated with only a unique sculpture in the lobby. Room walls were bare and made room seem empty. However, we did not spend much time in hotel, rather walked to all the close by attractions and had wonderful time. The long lines at Pasteis de Belem next door died down after 7:30pm, so we scarfed treats and enjoyed our...