Altis Avenida Hotel

The location of the Hotel is brilliant. The rooms are immaculate. The restaurant for both breakfast and dinner offers the best in food. The staff are very helpful and have real willingness to assist. Great location you can easily see the city by walking.

Everything superb I like so much, Lisboa, thed Rossi, Figueiras, theChoiadoand Alfama and the trips neat the cityThe attention in the Alñtis Avenida is great I was here for a madical congress and that¨s why I really needed comfort

Great hotel in a great location for all the major sights in Lisbon. The bedrooms were large and comfortable with good en suite bathrooms. The staff were always friendly and helpful. We had excellent free wifi throughout the hotel. Really enjoyed our stay in Lisbon and very glad that we chose this hotel.

Expensive but deserving it's five stars, this hotel offers excellent accommodation, slap-bang in the city centre. The rooms are smallish but well-appointed, clean and comfortable. The staff are welcoming, friendly and helpful without being obtrusive. Excellent breakfast buffet which is a joy on a hot sunny day, taken outside on the rooftop terrace (7th floor) overlooking the city. The same area serves as a restaurant and bar in the evenings though I can't say what the food is like as we always ate out for dinner though returning for a late-night coffee and brandy before bed. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay here.

In many ways, Altis Avenida Hotel is like walking into the past: old-world Europe accommodations. A double deluxe king bedroom can't accommodate 3 adult people, one that is 1.9m (6 feet 3 inches) tall. Moving furniture and putting a twin bed on the floor just does not cut it and especially when staying in the room for 6 nights. To make a very long story short, including contacting Amex travel, my son had to take an Airbnb about 10 minutes away by foot. Not exactly part of our family vacation plan but it worked out. Another "ding" is being charged a corkage fee for a bottle of wine we drank with friends on the rooftop restaurant and balcony. I spent good money for the room and breakfast, spent money on an Airbnb apartment to remedy a problem. A little gesture like not charging a corkage fee counts when competing for tourist business. And don't tell me the restaurant and hotel are separate: putting the corkage fee on my hotel bill worked fine, right? Last but not least was when staff had to come into our bathroom to show us how to work the shower. In hindsight, very funny. But two highly educated people with tens of years of bathroom experience could not figure it out. Top marks go to the Portuguese people who know how to live life and make you feel welcome to a wonderful city with fantastic food. I came home to San Diego with 3 bottles of Ginja. Felicidades.