Mama Shelter Lisboa

"Nice quirky place and friendly staff. All functions without trouble. Rooms are cosy though the lights are too dim to my taste but nevertheless worth staying. No kettle or coffee/tea making tools, bring your own! There are two cups, and a refrigerator, though. And at least two grocery stores next to the hotel. The breakfast is absolutely enough, definitely something for everyone. Even oatmilk for coffee! And, you can use the stairs instead of elevators if you go through the restaurant and open a door "Toilets". There go stairs up the floors. Keep in mind that in addition to the room price, even in spite of that paid in advance, you have to pay (card payment only) a 50€ deposit in the spot for possible purchases in the hotel (room, rooftop, restaurant). You will get the deposit back as soon as the final sum is cleared as you'll leave. I guess this routine has sth to do with enough cases of fraud."

"Lisbon was the last stop on our trip through Portugal - and the three nights at the Mama Shelter were a great conclusion to the trip. A top room with a view over the city, service-oriented staff, and good, chic furnishings. For us, the location was also great, about a 30-minute walk from the center. The rooftop bar is simply a blast, very good cocktails and a view of the bridge, mega 😃"

"A lovely quirky hotel located very conveniently for the Metro, Tour Buses and lots and lots of eating venues. Check-in was very efficient with the staff very helpful and knowledgeable. Our room was very clean with a comfortable bed, plenty of hanging space and a great shower. The free bottled water was a nice touch. Not sure I really needed two huge TV’s but they are there if watching TV while you’re on holiday is your thing? The restaurant food is delicious. I had the very interesting Beef Tartare followed by the Grilled Octopus. All full of flavour. My only complaint is that our room on the 7th floor was very noisy. Even if the roof top bar music stops at 22:30 the noise doesn’t. You can hear people going up and down the staircase, sliding tables and chairs around and generally chatting away. It is well past 23:00 before you can get any sleep and then it all starts again the following morning before 07:00. If I ever come back I will ask for a room on the 4th or 5th floors."