Turim Suisso Atlantico Hotel - Lisbon, Portugal 

AT
Posted: Sun, Jun 21 2009
The location is perfect for a fast connection to public transportation (the beautiful Restauradores square is two minutes on foot, with metro and bus). There are no other reason to choice it. Breakfast is humble. Rooms quite poor but clean Employees looked to me quite...annoyed by our staying there...typical portuges behavior i guess. For the same price you can find better location But...Lisbona is really really beatiful!

FF
Posted: Sun, Jun 07 2009
L'hotel è in pieno centro, vicinissimo a molti mezzi e comodissimo per esplorare al meglio la città. Le stanze sono "essenziali" ma pulite e tranquille; la colazione abbondante e neanche tanto male. Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo, consigliatissimo per chi intende usare l'albergo come base d'appoggio.

Dieter Vogelgesang
Posted: Mon, Dec 01 2008
That was my first time. I think normaly people stay in this hotel. It is nessesary to renovate.

MP
Posted: Sun, Nov 23 2008
The Hotel is simple but the accomodations are good and the breakfast is better than others similars hotels that I've been in Lisbon. The location is excellent with an easy walking everithing in downtown Lisbon.The staff is competente but some of them seem not like give tourist informations. A simple question like how much is a bus ticket ? they answer I' don't Know and ignore you completely.Usually portugueses hotel employees are'nt so friendly. In general my stay in Suiço Atlântico was good and I'll be back again next time.

HG
Posted: Tue, Nov 18 2008
We chose this because the Time Out Lisbon guide claimed it was "quiet", despite the nearby area being "noisy and seedy", and requested a quiet room when we booked. However, our first night was spent in a first-floor room next to the funicular (Elevador da Gloria), which screeched its way down its rails until midnight, and from 06:30. Our window didn't close properly, so little sleep was had. Also, the room was so small that we could barely open the wardrobe next to the bed, and the whole thing was a bit grotty. When we asked the next day, the staff were very helpful, telling us to pack up our cases and they'd move them for us during the day, which they did. The new room was the furthest from the funicular, at the back, and two floors up ... but still noisy, with air-con pipes outside the window all night, noisy guests nearby and very thin walls :-( So after that we moved to the 3-star Lisbon Tejo (which I can't find on this site), on the advice of the Tourist Office -- €30/night more but well worth it, and a lovely place. Also, the Internet access wasn't working, and the TV in the lounge showed a pink image (only red and blue beams working, I think). We didn't try the breakfast. Oh and, as well as the funicular, there's a sex shop / strip club just round the corner! So, overall, if you're looking for something cheap with helpful service, and are a heavy sleeper (or plan to be out very late anyway :-), then it's worth a look given the price. Otherwise, find somewhere more comfy, I'd say.