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I’ll quickly summarize the essentials.
Very close to Avenida station and has good access to the city center.
They operate both dormitory and private rooms, giving guests options.
The 24-hour front desk and storage service made check-in and check-out flow smooth.
Free Wi‑Fi in rooms and common areas was reliable.
European-style breakfast was available for a fee (7 EUR).
What I liked
The Metro Avenida station is adjacent, which made getting around simple.
The front desk and housekeeping staff were neat and attentive, resulting in high satisfaction with basic services.
The common areas and rooms were generally clean, making the stay comfortable.
Taking a short break on the terrace gave a sense of calm even in the heart of the city.
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Hotel exterior
Situated near Baixa/Avenida da Liberdade, the area had a pleasant atmosphere from the first impression.
Very close to Avenida station and has good access to the city center.
They operate both dormitory and private rooms, giving guests options.
The 24-hour front desk and storage service made check-in and check-out flow smooth.
In particular, being close to Avenida station made it easy to follow the schedule.,
The front desk staff greeted me kindly, making check-in easy.,
The bedding was clean so I slept well even on tiring days.,
The common lounge and terrace were quieter than expected, making them good for relaxing.
The building entrance was neat and matched the downtown alley atmosphere.
The path from Praça do Comércio to the riverside offers refreshing views.
Taking a short break on the terrace gave a sense of calm even in the heart of the city.
Approaching from the Avenida station side, it connects directly from the main road into a side street, making access straightforward.
At the front desk, they checked my passport and gave me a key card; the instructions were concise and easy to understand.
With a 24-hour front desk in operation, arriving late was less of a hassle.
I left my baggage in storage because I had a lot and then looked around; the storage instructions were clear, making it easy to get around.
Hotel lobby
Upon entering the lobby, bright lighting and a simple furniture layout caught my eye.
On one side there was a counter where you could order drinks and snacks, and opposite it were communal seats for sitting and relaxing.
There was a connected space stocked with books and board games like a library, making it nice to stay when you have free time.
The elevator and stair routes were visible from the lobby, so moving between floors wasn’t confusing.
Basic security features such as CCTV and card-key access were in place, which was reassuring.
There was an elevator, so moving to upper-floor rooms was easy.
The hallway signs on each floor were clear, making it easy to find the shared bathrooms and lounge.
Room condition
The dormitory featured bunk beds, and the bedding was neatly arranged.
The lower bed had a narrow gap to the upper bed, so you had to be careful not to hit your head when sitting.
The mattress wasn’t overly soft, which was comfortable for the back, and the linens were clean.
There was a locker next to the bed, making it convenient to keep valuables close.
The room’s air conditioning ran, making it easy to cool down during hot afternoons.
There was also a private double room option, so you could choose a quieter stay depending on your plans.
Both rooms and common areas had stable free Wi‑Fi.
There was air conditioning, allowing indoor temperature control.
The outlet locations varied by bed, so it was helpful to check your spot after arrival.
The surrounding streets were relatively calm, so noise wasn’t too bothersome even late at night.
In the dormitory, you could hear the door opening and closing during busy times.
If you’re sensitive to noise, bringing earplugs would make things more comfortable.
Bathroom
There were shared bathrooms on each floor so the route wasn’t far, and private rooms had their own bathrooms.
The shower booths and sinks were well maintained and felt fine to use.
Water pressure varied depending on the area, so I allowed extra time for showering.
Towels were provided, making it easy to travel with light luggage.
There were stalls stocked with basic amenities like body wash, which was useful in a pinch.
Breakfast
In the morning you could choose a European-style breakfast, and the price was 7 EUR.
The basic offerings centered on bread, cereal, and drinks, making it easy to eat quickly and head out.
There were plenty of dining seats, so it wasn’t hard to find a spot even during busy times.
You could also order coffee at the lobby bar to start the day lightly.
On days I skipped breakfast, it was convenient to visit nearby cafes.
Swimming pool
The accommodation didn’t have a swimming pool or water park facilities.
Instead, there was a terrace and common lounge, which were good for taking a short break between city plans.
I ordered a drink at the bar and spent time on the terrace seats enjoying the breeze.
Being in the city center, it was more suited to walking and sightseeing than swimming.
Gym
There didn’t appear to be separate fitness or sauna facilities.
When I wanted to stretch, I would stretch in the common lounge or walk to a nearby park.
The nearby direction toward Parque Eduardo VII was a pleasant, easy walking route.
Surroundings
Avenida da Liberdade was nearby, and walking along the tree-lined wide sidewalks let you feel the city’s character.
It connected to the center of Baixa, making it nice to enjoy light walks between the square and shopping streets.
The path from Praça do Comércio to the riverside offers refreshing views.