Upon Lisbon Prime Residences

"First visit to this hotel which is opposite the Benfica stadium. Really friendly staff and good rooms. The restaurant in house is good too. Conversely if visiting the city as a non football tourist it’s a little way out."

"My wife and I came to Lisbon for the weekend to visit our daughter who is studying languages at university in the city. We chose Upon because it was close to her apartment, what a great decision that turned out to be. We had a great time staying here, it was a terrific hotel, which met all our needs. From arranging our taxi transfer from the airport to a punctual early morning alarm call on the morning of departure, everything was absolutely spot on. The staff were helpful, welcoming and friendly. Rooms beautifully cleaned every day. Lovely clean, well furnished, modern rooms. Excellent breakfast served from 7 til 11, no need to book, just turn up and pay a very reasonable 13 Euros. Whilst we didn't use the pool, we didn't have time, we checked it out and it looked excellent, maybe next time. Had a stadium view of the Estadio da Luz, Benfica's ground, managed to get tickets for the game on Saturday evening, Benfica won 5-0! The nearest underground station, Alto dos Moinhos, is only a few minutes walk away. Also a very good supermarket, about 100 metres from reception, should you want to make use of the kitchen facilities in the room. Can't fault Upon, would thoroughly recommend, you won't be disappointed. :)"

"Stayed at Upon Prime Residence in Lisbon — not bad, not amazing, just kinda… fine. The rooms are modern and come with a tiny kitchen area, which is super handy if you want to whip up something quick. The shower is ridiculously small, though — like, good luck if you drop your shampoo. Lighting? Terrible. Especially if you’re a girl trying to do makeup. But hey, you’re in Lisbon, so who cares — go outside, you’ll look great in the sunshine anyway. ☀️ Front desk staff? Awesome. Super friendly and helpful. The restaurant service… not so much. Let’s just say, don’t come starving. The location’s okay — stadium right across the street, grocery store nearby, and a big shopping center about a 17-minute walk away. But if you’re planning to explore central Lisbon, you’ll probably want to stay somewhere a little closer in. Overall, it’s clean, comfortable enough, but nothing to write home about. A solid “meh, it’ll do” kind of stay."