Lutécia

This is a very decent hotel. Nice rooms and fantastic breakfast buffet. I also love the bar next door at Maria Matos Theatre where the beautiful and charming Brigite is serving the best cocktails in town. Love Lisboa!

This was package holiday booked through Expedia — after my previous success with booking holidays online we got a great deal which included our flights and hotel.
We arrived late in the evening and checked in swiftly. We were told the times for breakfast which continued until half 10 most mornings — perfect for a little lie in!
Unfortunately the room service and bar snacks had stopped by the time we arrived however the concierge suggested a bar next door which served toasties until the early hours. For around 2 euros we got a huge ham and cheese toastie each– ideal as a mid-​night snack!
After checking our room which was clean and spacious enough for the three of us we all un-​packed and found we had an added bonus of a large balcony too! Slightly out of town the metro into the city was around a 20 minute journey — with plenty of links to the city and countryside you wouldn’t be stuck staying here! The only downside is the area itself — very dodgy! We we’re shouted at by drunk men and followed by scary locals in an bizarre fashion! Because of this we were very conscious to make the 2 minute walk from the metro as quickly as possible.
The service in the hotel was about average — our safe was broken on arrival but was quickly fixed in the morning by the manager. At the same time our fridge had been locked as reception had not logged that we had left a credit card however again this was quickly fixed. The room came with all the standard amenities such as toiletries and a hairdryer. We all had a single bed which was perfect and the addition of large mirrors meant we could all get ready swiftly in the morning!
The breakfast buffet was complimentary and plentiful. Having expected that it would be a continental style breakfast we we’re surprised that it included a hot selection of scrambled eggs (slightly watery), hot dog styled sausages (need I say anything), fatty bacon and baked beans…
The cold selection included croissants, fresh fruit, breads, muffins, cold meats and cheeses alongside a coffee machine and fruit juicer. Given the breakfast came with the room you can’t complain about the hot buffet having sat too long especially when the continental side of things was so great!
The rooms and beds were more than comfortable and we all slept incredibly well — the only down side was the bugs we all felt sting in the night! All three of us were covered by the time we left and unfortunately I got badly bitten on the back of my ankle on the last night and my foot was pretty swollen and very sore by the morning… luckily the hotel provided me with a plaster however they had no anti-​septic wipes!
If it hadn’t been for this our stay would have been spot on — its just unfortunate that there seemed to be some nasty bugs lurking in our room!

Très grand hôtel de 11 étages situé près de l’Avenue de Roma et donc bien desservi avec le métro ligne verte pour aller en centre ville ou même y accéder facilement depuis l’aéroport mais le quartier n’a rien de très beau ni agréable !
Notre chambre était grande et propre avec un petit bémol pour la salle de bain qui dénotait un peu avec son carrelage blanc et un peu vieilli.
Le buffet du matin était bien garni en salé et sucré, cela permettait de bruncher et partir le bidon bien rempli à la découverte de Lisbonne… Petits cakes délicieux (surtout noisettes et orange), crêpes, beans, oeufs brouillés, bacon, céréales, pains, fruits, jambon, fromage, donuts, croissants, boissons… Bémol pour le café, je n’en ai pas bu un seul bon à Lisbonne !! Dur pour se réveiller !
Un hôtel qui passé en termes de qualité mais sans plus !

Gostei de visitar o Lutecia, é suficientemente escondido e próximo de transportes públicos para me agradar.
O quarto em que fiquei era bem decorado, simples mas moderno.
Passei lá uma passagem de ano e o jantar de reveillon foi excelente, gostámos muito, uma alternativa a ter de cozinhar, limpar e andar a conduzir de um lado para o outro.
Os preços para estas noites não são os mais convidativos, mas em geral são sempre altos em todo o lado, ali justifica-​se ao menos.

É um hotel algo desconhecido por não ficar numa zona típica de hotéis na cidade de Lisboa, mas dos vários estrangeiros a quem o recomendei todos eles adoraram. Situado ao lado da Avenida de Roma, tem a mais-​valia de estar situado numa zona de lojas típicas, onde se pode andar a pé, sentar nas esplanadas a tomar um café ou um chá, ou seja, onde um turista pode viver a vida do lisboeta. Tem o Teatro Maria Matos e o Cinema King mesmo ao lado, transportes (metro, autocarros e comboio) mesmo à porta pelo que se pode ir a todo o lado.
Estive no Restaurante em modelo «buffet» e gostei bastante. Tinha uma escolha de queijos soberba: ainda me estou a babar com o queijo da serra que comi à colherada…

Conheço há muito tempo este hotel porque, tendo desde sempre morado perto, e tendo os meus pais mais amigos a viver longe do que quartos disponíveis, marcava-​se este hotel como uma extensão das assoalhadas lá de casa.
A acessibilidade é fantástica — muito perto da avenida de Roma (mas suficientemente recuado para não haver barulho) e pertíssimo de metro, autocarro e até comboio.
O restaurante sofreu recentemente remodelações e penso que se fosse mais conhecido, seria dos que encheria, porque consegue ser uma opção para almoçar com calma numa zona muito central.
Com calma e com qualidade. Não é para almoçar a despachar…